Moyes So Far!

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Crackers said:
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What's in this welcome pack btw?
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  • A welcome letter
  • Links to various leaders of the Moyes out camp
  • Names of mods and posters, who we will be targeting, to be turned
  • A glossy A4 picture of me, personally signed
  • His official "Moyes out" badge
  • And instructions on how to make a "Ta-Ra Moyesy" banner
 
Tarrou said:
What happened to giving him time like you said earlier? The Caf is turning you!
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I won't blindly follow Moyes. There is a limit.

But if he sticks to my boundries ( improving the team against west brom and and not getting out of top 6) then I will givem him time until christmas, unless he really fuks up.
 
.Rossi said:
  • A welcome letter
  • Links to various leaders of the Moyes out camp
  • Names of mods and posters, who we will be targeting, to be turned
  • A glossy A4 picture of me, personally signed
  • His official "Moyes out" badge
  • And instructions on how to make a "Ta-Ra Moyesy" banner
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:lol:
 
FineYoungCasual said:
Could we maybe create a catchy, secret society-esque acronym for ourselves? Something to rival the 'Moyes Ought Not Go' campaign...
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I agree with this sentiment!

Crackers said:
GTMO - Get The Moyes Out.
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I also like this!

I was also thinking of organising a gathering at Goodison. Maybe have a bit of an auld pray to see if we can summon him back to Goodison.
 
Moyes Out Of My Institution Now Squad
 
Crackers said:
Are you suggesting we're all mad and should be locked in an institution? If so I agree.
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Nope. To my regret, even I've lost faith that DM will succeed eventually, chief.
 
Does anyone of you imagine how daft you lot would be if Moyes actually goes on two be a great Manager? I am not saying he will.

Anyone wanna bet Moyes will get sacked in the next two years? If you lose, you will get demoted. Let's see how you really feel about Moyes.
 
Something I've only just realised is that we're already in the position we laughed for years about Liverpool being in. The only difference is that it hasn't been that long yet since out last trophy.

We're out of Europe, in midtable, out of the cups, playing terribly and already talking hopefully about who we might bring in in the summer to change that circumstance. When really none of us actually believe that it will change, we just hold on to the fact that we are Manchester United and it has to fall into place at some point.

feck me that's depressing.
 
Gordon Hill with some very damning words

Manchester United have suffered a dreadful season compared to what the illustrious club has been used to over the last 25 years. David Moyes has struggled to adapt to life in his new role after taking over the Old Trafford reins from Sir Alex Ferguson in the summer and one former United player believes the manager's actions could lead to his premature sacking.



Gordon Hill spent three years at Old Trafford in the late 1970s, a period which saw the club win the FA Cup, and he believes Moyes has been harming United with his decisions this season. Speaking to talkSPORT radio, Hill commented "I don't want to put the hangman's noose around David's neck, but with what he's doing, he's doing it himself".



In the aftermath of United' recent humbling by Olympiakos in the Champions League, Hill said "we have no identity in our football at this moment in time", adding "there's no drive, there's no passion".



In 2012/13, United won the Premier League with ease and Hill lamented: "the performances [this season] have been a shadow [of what they were] and nowhere near what Manchester United is all about". He described Moyes as being "in the middle of a pond and doesn't know which way to turn", adding "my confidence in David is shrinking".



This season, Moyes's tactics have already been described as "very straightforward" by former United coach Rene Meulensteen and Hill believes the manager isn't doing enough in terms of how he sets up for games. He observed, "we're relying, virtually, on the ability of Wayne Rooney and van Persie to pull us out and unfortunately that isn't going to do it".



Many people have suggested that Moyes must be afforded time to adapt to his job at United, though Hill doesn't believe that should necessarily be the case. He cited the examples of Roberto Martinez and José Mourinho, who have come in to new jobs in the Premier League this season and hit the ground running. The former United winger, who also represented England in the 1970s, went on to suggest that coming from Everton, perhaps Moyes didn't realise just quite how big the step up would be - "It may cost him at the end of the day".

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Moyes Has Failed To Instill Passion


There is confidence among some United supporters that given the chance to buy new players in the summer, Moyes will see a vast upturn in his fortunes. United have continued to be linked with a host of big name players as the manager allegedly looks to spend £200m to overhaul the squad and usher the club into a new era.



However, Hill criticised the club's current transfer policy under Moyes. He stated, "We're going in for players that aren't the calibre", adding "Fellaini is never a United player". Hill was also critical of Moyes' use of United's latest signing, commenting "Juan Mata is being played all over the place" and is "a shadow of what [he was] at Chelsea".



Of the amount paid to bring in Fellaini and Mata this season, Hill said, "It's frightening that's £75m", leaving United with potentially just £125m of their alleged £200m budget left for summer spending. "That would give [United] just four players for that price. We've got no chance with that, especially in today's market".



When directly asked if Moyes would still be in charge of United in 12 months, Hill responded "[he] may not be".


Simply, Moyes must turn the corner soon because the clock is "ticking very, very rapidly".
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Hmm seems like an increasing number of journos and ex-players are turning on him.

yanuzay said:
Does anyone of you imagine how daft you lot would be if Moyes actually goes on two be a great Manager? I am not saying he will.

Anyone wanna bet Moyes will get sacked in the next two years? If you lose, you will get demoted. Let's see how you really feel about Moyes.
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Done. If I lose I'll happily down down and if you lose down wimp out either.
 
yanuzay said:
Anyone wanna bet Moyes will get sacked in the next two years? If you lose, you will get demoted. Let's see how you really feel about Moyes.
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I'll gladly take you up on it if a mod is willing to back this up.

If Moyes isn't sacked within two years I'll drop down to the newbs - if he's sacked before that, you're down to the newbs.
 
Sphaero said:
Giving Moyes a huge amount of money to build "his team" could lay some serious damage on the club, because it is likely to turn out to be a waste of money and time.
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Thank you. The reality is that had Moyes joined the club better prepared, we could have seen some major changes already. Maybe we should consider ourselves lucky we got a year to see him in action, let go and consider this a lucky escape. The idea that any manager should only be judged once he builds his own team is truly stupid. You can also be judged on how you do with another man's good team. I mean, in some clubs the coach doesn't even select his players, he just has to work well with them.
 
Mauzindark said:
Hmm seems like an increasing number of journos and ex-players are turning on him.



Done. If I lose I'll happily down down and if you lose down wimp out either.
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I am not betting, are you mental? I am just putting the bets out there. :angel:

Fergie would not sack him, but the Owners and woody would have a shorter fuse.
 
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