Instagram after the game, "The time to speak about so many things will come..."
Moyes So Far!
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Ah no hassle
...To be honest, a lot of the times I try to just have a bit of fun on here and have a bit of a laugh and I can see where you are coming from....But believe me, I am not enjoying any of thisHernandez said: "The time to speak about many things will come..."
Rio was acting the arse on twitter saying I wonder which manager will be sacked next
Cheers.
If we lose to Arsenal and Chelsea win, we'll be 18 points off the top, and 18 points off relegation places. The very definition of mid table.
Maybe he's actually a vehement ABU and is using his time here -- and the security of his six year contract -- to destroy us from the inside? A master troll, if there ever was one. God knows there have been enough opposition fans over the years dreaming of doing the same!
Yeah, he must be dying for the chance to leave the best team on the planet and one of the richest clubs, which pays him huge loads of money, just to join United.
I mean, it is Manchester United after all, the job every single coach would drop their project at once and if necessary swim through the English canal to step into SAF´s footsteps.
It's not looking good, as soon as you lose the players you lose everything.Ah no hassle
Hernandez said: "The time to speak about many things will come..."
Rio was acting the arse on twitter saying I wonder which manager will be sacked next
To be fair to Sir Alex, he was saying the reassurance words so as to give Moyes the freedom but little did he know that Moyes took it literally by keeping the job and not performing. Moyes has really let us and specifically Sir Alex down. He has no excuse. Sir Alex would have never had expected he is that bad. He has no winning mentality that he can instill into the players'
I think he will be gone before the month end
/Spidey sense tingling
/Spidey sense tingling
Hope you're right.
Why? He's not gotten the most of what we have here. What makes you think he'd do any better with other players? It's not as if he's trying to adopt a new style of play that doesn't suit our players. We've got no style of play at all!
This is a man who has taken nearly all enjoyment out of following Manchester United. The future is bleak if he is involved.
I reckon he will 'quit' so both parties leave without egg on their face.
I am not free. I charge by the hour. Will that be ok?
Will you get your username switched back?...I'm beginning to think Moyes isn't your hero after all
"Ze English canal? Nah, sod that then."
Damn, mixed up the languages there. Actually though "Kanal" would be canal instead of channel.
Moyes has so much egg on his face right now, that I want to dip my toast into him
Hiddink and a long shot SAF apart, who can replace him? who is going to leave their side mid-season? It's going to cost a bomb to fire Moyes, plus even more to buy the new guy out of whatever deal he's on at his current club. The club may have foreseen this and inserted an end of season exit clause or something, in which case he'll obviously be here until May.
But do you not understand that such a clause would make a mockery of the six year contract and what it stood for?
Enjoyed this post, especially the bit about the giants of Europe trying to poach our manager. That tickled me. Good rant.
I see what you did there. The bolded ones are excellent choices. We would make at-least 102 crosses per game. Shearer would be a bit wasted in that position though. Yakuby would do better there.Of course, but to carry on with it for the sake of saving face makes no sense.
For me when the worst defense in the league is able to "easily defend" against our "straight forward- get it wide, get it in" approach then we need to ask serious questions of our manager and his inability to adjust and overcome.
I beg to differ! I think chances are once SAF is back, teams coming to OT will start to panic (the fear factor will resume), and players will be scared of losing because they know there would be hair dryer's treatment if they cross so many times without a goal or 5. It really will work, even for psychological reasons for opposite teams and our own players.
I actually wonder whether Ferguson himself actually believes Moyes deserves the time and trusts him to turn it around.
He might, and he could still be right. But I genuinely wonder whether he'd be reluctant to suggest getting rid of him simply because of his own ego, Moyes being his choice, and his words of standing behind managers and not sacking them in their first season.
He's shown faith where no others would before, sometimes vindicated, sometimes not.
He might, and he could still be right. But I genuinely wonder whether he'd be reluctant to suggest getting rid of him simply because of his own ego, Moyes being his choice, and his words of standing behind managers and not sacking them in their first season.
He's shown faith where no others would before, sometimes vindicated, sometimes not.
"I'm sorry, I just can't take the Man United job because of that clause that says I don't get lots of money if I'm shit and you fire me".
For how long? He doesn't want to be in the job anymore, he is happy retired.
Ignoring the affect on his life, how long until he goes and we have to go through all this yet again?
"Right we've absolute faith in you so we're given you a six year contract."
"Great, cheers."
"We'll just insert this little clause in case you prove to be shit, shall we?"
You do have to wonder how terrible things have to get before the Glazers act. We are in freefall. Only 2 wins since this calendar year begun and only one was convincing (and only for 45 minutes). Its poor. Do we have to get stuffed in Greece before Moyes gets the boot? We're 7th now but if we keep dropping points Newcastle could easily catch us, we have some really big teams to play in the not too far off future. We could very easily finish around 10th at this rate. Its humiliating.
Makes business sense, and that's what the Glazers are. Business men.
I'm only speculating, i doubt such a clause exists. But they'd have been proven right.
Can't Moyes and the Club organise a 'behind-closed-doors' arrangement where Moyes pretends to 'resign' but is also given a relatively handsome severance package by the club...not as much as to cover the remainder of his contract, but enough for him to go on luxury holidays until he inevitably becomes the next manager of West Ham or Stoke City. Best outcome for everyone's pride.
We need a long term fix, not a short term one.
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I've been thinking for a while, I wonder if Fergie is a bit insulted by some of the things Moyes has said about the players..
He's said on numerous occasions the team isn't good enough and now he's saying they are mentally soft...People saying Fergie has his back could be very much wrong if he keeps saying things like this. Fergie is a proud man and he wouldn't take too kindly to them things been said
You known what I meant. It would be the best outcome for all involved.
I've been thinking for a while, I wonder if Fergie is a bit insulted by some of the things Moyes has said about the players..
He's said on numerous occasions the team isn't good enough and now he's saying they are mentally soft...People saying Fergie has his back could be very much wrong if he keeps saying things like this. Fergie is a proud man and he wouldn't take too kindly to them things been said
Ahhh.... Maybe he will be gone soon!!!
Of course they could. But do you see Moyes agreeing to this? The man appears to hold little concern for saving face.
Getting rid of Moyes for starters would likely salvage things both in the short and long term.
It wouldn't work. The players would respect him, yes, but they would know it was temporary and he would be leaving again at the end of the season. We all know what happened last time the players knew months in advance he was leaving. We'd improve, but we're talk far behind 4th now. We're better off going for a new permanent manager
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