DomesticTadpole
Doom-monger obsessed with Herrera & the M.E.N.
When are the board going to realise that he has lost the fans?
So does his brain.His head fits in perfectly with that body.
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It's a good thing many match-going fans are level-headed enough to appreciate Moyes has a huge job on his hands and the lad's commitment to his trade and 'workaholic' attitude see him more likely to succeed than not.
Thankfully, this 'feck Moyes' attitude isn't prevalent in or around Old Trafford and only really confined to keyboard warriors on the Internet. Keep up the good fight, lads: it's most impressive.
If it was Scarlett Johansson maybe you would. We're dating Sarah Jessica Parker.Us looking long term and giving him a six-year contract is like me thinking I'm going to marry a woman and planning for kids before I even go out with her. It's so absurd.
If it was Scarlett Johansson maybe you would. We're dating Sarah Jessica Parker.
I think the pressure is well and truly on now.
I can't see how any football club would be prepared to put up with this.
It's quite clearly a case of wrong man, wrong job, wrong time. It's not as if it hasn't happened before, there is nothing Moyes is going to be able to do to turn the players round, to turn us round or to convince the board.
He doesn't have the dressing room, he is clearly loosing the media as they have started to ask questions and he isn't delivering answers.
When are the board going to realise that he has lost the fans?
The way it's set up right now he is probably going to be replacing the majority of the squad anyway, and if that happens, then in my opinion it is game over.
More pace in Demichellis.
I was really hoping when I got home today from watching that dross, that he would have been sacked
The way it's set up right now he is probably going to be replacing the majority of the squad anyway, and if that happens, then in my opinion it is game over.
One of the things Sir Alex always said was he wanted to leave a good team that would continue to be successful, he was determined for what happened after Sir Matt from happening again and from his words at the end of last season I think he truely believed he had left his sucessor in good shape. But Moyes started planting the seeds in people's minds after just a couple of games into the season that the player's weren't good enough and people have bought into it.
13th? Really?Where would we have been in the league table last season with an injured RVP ?
Around that position.
Moyes has been getting stick at OT for months now, your in dream land if you don't believe that. For the first this season I saw parts of our away support turn on him today, didn't expect to see that but he has sucked the life out of us. Concourse was bouncing before the game, two hours later it was like a fecking wake.It's a good thing many match-going fans are level-headed enough to appreciate Moyes has a huge job on his hands and the lad's commitment to his trade and 'workaholic' attitude see him more likely to succeed than not.
Thankfully, this 'feck Moyes' attitude isn't prevalent in or around Old Trafford and only really confined to keyboard warriors on the Internet. Keep up the good fight, lads: it's most impressive.
Well, they would help the board if they makes their feelings known instead of giving him an applause like he has stopped the third world war.When are the board going to realise that he has lost the fans?
I was blinded by my eternally optimistic view of life and blinded by believing Fergie knew what he was doing in this. Its mostly the way that we are playing thats got to me. I cannot believe that its possible for us to have become this weak.Finally. Good on you, mate. This game has shown the blatant contrast of what manager can do for their teams.
Klopp, the coach, and Dortmund have many admirers. Agreeing that Klopp is “a genius”, Manchester United’s chief executive Ed Woodward said: “Their wage bill is lower than half the clubs in the Premier League, but he’s really got a lot out of them.”
Woodward, like many, is an admirer of the German football model and Bayern Munich, in particular. “They do a lot of things extremely well,” he said.
“They built a stadium with the right financing structure. They’ve paid a lot of their debt down. They bought out Munich 1860’s stadium shares and increased their revenues that way.
They have a lot of sponsorship deals and they’ve kept their ticket prices at a reasonable level.
“All of that has fed into an incredibly successful team on the pitch. It has taken years to build, but three Champions League finals in four years …”
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He will be sacked in my opinion, at the end of the season. The board are probably in negotiations with somebody, Woodward apparently is an admirer of Klopp therefore he will try to tempt him but upon failure of that I think it's Louis van Gaal.
How do you know that Woodward is an admirer of Klopp? (Not bashing, genuine question)He will be sacked in my opinion, at the end of the season. The board are probably in negotiations with somebody, Woodward apparently is an admirer of Klopp therefore he will try to tempt him but upon failure of that I think it's Louis van Gaal.
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Back of tomorrows Sun going with Moyes on the Brink too.
David Mcdonnell-Daily Mirrors Manchester football correspondent going with the same.
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Back of tomorrows Sun going with Moyes on the Brink too.
David Mcdonnell-Daily Mirrors Manchester football correspondent going with the same.
I'd fecking come if on the last day of season it was announced that Moyes is leaving and we are hiring Klopp. Van Gaal would do too. At this point Pulis as well.
I'd fecking come if on the last day of season it was announced that Moyes is leaving and we are hiring Klopp. Van Gaal would do too. At this point Pulis as well.
How do you know that Woodward is an admirer of Klopp? (Not bashing, genuine question)
Klopp, the coach, and Dortmund have many admirers. Agreeing that Klopp is “a genius”, Manchester United’s chief executive Ed Woodward said: “Their wage bill is lower than half the clubs in the Premier League, but he’s really got a lot out of them.”
Woodward, like many, is an admirer of the German football model and Bayern Munich, in particular. “They do a lot of things extremely well,” he said.
“They built a stadium with the right financing structure. They’ve paid a lot of their debt down. They bought out Munich 1860’s stadium shares and increased their revenues that way.
They have a lot of sponsorship deals and they’ve kept their ticket prices at a reasonable level.
“All of that has fed into an incredibly successful team on the pitch. It has taken years to build, but three Champions League finals in four years …”
Read more: http://www.thenational.ae/sport/foo...pularity-of-germanys-bundesliga#ixzz2zSt9jwG5
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