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Moyes So Far!
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You have no idea what chance young Janujaz would have gotten under Mourinho but if were all on the proven from the past route then yea he wouldn't have given youth a chance so yea do feck off.
Moyes has got this one right I do believe ? Credit where it's due ?
Dicks out had Pep pulled this gem from our ranks
This reminds me of a star wars scene
A lot of credit for starting Januzaj, not only because he is so young and inexperienced, but also because he's done it when things aren't going well and the pressure is mounting.
Good signs today, let's hope for more of the same.
Good signs today, let's hope for more of the same.
Two good away results this week under a lot of pressure. Nae bad.
Time to put a run together. Four home matches in a row coming up. Win those and we're back on track for a good season.
Time to put a run together. Four home matches in a row coming up. Win those and we're back on track for a good season.
Neither do you or anyone else and yet people come out and pretend that Januzaj playing in the league would somehow be impossible under any other manager than Moyes. It's ridiculous. I admire Moyes for having the guts to play him as we saw under Ferguson that it's not always that obvious but let's not get over the top with this, plenty of other managers would have given Januzaj a run after his performances when coming on as a sub in previous games, not to mention the dreadful form of our wingers right now.You have no idea what chance young Janujaz would have gotten under Mourinho but if were all on the proven from the past route then yea he wouldn't have given youth a chance so yea do feck off.
Moyes has got this one right I do believe ? Credit where it's due ?
Dicks out had Pep pulled this gem from our ranks
I'll give him credit where it's due. Moyes involving Januzaj this much is pleasantly surprising. A breath of fresh air he's been. Hopefully he signs a new contract and we'll see him here for years to come.
Needs a run of good results to settle things down a bit, take some pressure off and increase confidence. Hopefully today was the start, it'd be good to have the negative focus off us for a while.
Three home games in a row, followed by an away at Fulham. There's potential for a decent little run there. Then we're off to Sociedad where, if we've beaten them at home, we could more of less qualify with a win. Then we've got Arsenal at home then Cardiff away. I think we're going to be looking fairly good by the end of November-ish.
Its also equally surprising and disappointing that Zaha has no involvement what so ever though.
Not too surprised if I'm honest. He's behind a lot of players and I can understand why. I think he'll get minutes before the January window but not enough. I think his first appearance for us will ve against Norwich in the league cup.
It's really not that surprising if the rumours about Little Miss Moyes are true, even though it should have no bearing on footballing issues.
You might meet David Moyes in a dark alley one day. Hopefully.
Was this posted before?
http://guardianlv.com/2013/10/man-utd-manager-moyes-struggles-over-daughter-footballer-saga/
http://guardianlv.com/2013/10/man-utd-manager-moyes-struggles-over-daughter-footballer-saga/
Genuinely, one of the worst articles ever written.
Moyes: 'Zaha son you're slacking. You must show more commitment and your penetration must be more decisive"
Zaha "that's not what she said!!"
Zaha "that's not what she said!!"
Why does Rooney keep on picking up training ground inuries and why does RVp look nackered and injured? Is there truth to Moyes caveman training techniques.
Mulensteen made use of collated personal data input by players themselves which improved individual training regimes to augment an overall collective vision. Cristiano Ronaldo and Robin van Persie are confirmed admirers, and beneficiaries, of Meulensteen’s techniques.
Mulensteen made use of collated personal data input by players themselves which improved individual training regimes to augment an overall collective vision. Cristiano Ronaldo and Robin van Persie are confirmed admirers, and beneficiaries, of Meulensteen’s techniques.
Mourinho wouldn't have which is who we are talking about.
If you think he would then back it up, because his record implies he would never have played a youth team player with no first team appearances, especially after moving to a new club with the pressure that entails. It's ludicrous, this is Mourinho we're talking about when has he ever done that before?
One of the suggested benefits of Moyes before he signed is that he would give youth a chance, and two months into the season we're already getting the rewards from that. Moyes deserves credit here because he's had a lot of flak since taking over but he has got this one spot on.
Was this posted before?
http://guardianlv.com/2013/10/man-utd-manager-moyes-struggles-over-daughter-footballer-saga/
I really hope it's one of those websites that lets readers put up articles of their own. No way is anyone getting paid to write that. It reads like something put through Google translate.Agree with this. Admittedly the hope was that the run of good results should have started against West Brom but there's no reason this can't be a turning point. We just need some consistency.
He gave Balotelli and Santon a chance at Inter when he needed players in these positions. He's not really had a great record developing young players because his projects have been mostly short term but given the situation (Valencia and Young terribly underperforming) he might have taken a look at Januzaj, it's not certain but possible.
It does read like it was not written by someone not writing in their first language. Can't imagine a Las Vegas paper has any genuine insight into the story anyway.
He deserves all the credit for involving Januzaj but at the same time we have to start asking questions about Zaha as well. He is the only one who hasn't played a single game. Hopefully it is something personal because skill-wise Zaha more than deserves to get a few subs here and there.
That's a factor really. If Young and Valencia had been playing well, Mourinho probably wouldn't play a youth players. If they played the way they have so far this season, I think he'd have to give Januzaj a chance.
However, Moyes appears as though he would play Adnan no matter what, regardless of others form.
However, Moyes appears as though he would play Adnan no matter what, regardless of others form.
I don't see why discussion about Moyes always has to go back to what Mourinho would do in situation x. Its tedious.
He needed a striker and chose not to play Lukaku. Balotelli was different because he'd already established himself in the team. He'd won the game against juve with two great goals in the quarter-final of the Coppa Italia and played in the final the season before.
Yes we never had a ridiculous amount of injuries before Moyes came for about 4 years in a row so he needs to stop running them into the ground.
Van Persie is shagging around too much and all the players think Rooney is a cnut. Case closed
In defence of Moyes, Rooney has never looked fitter and RVP was looking lethargic towards the end of last season too. I just don't think he's a super fit player and is past his physical peak, still obviously top quality mind if he gets his head right.
Whilst people are still bumming off Meulensteen I happened to find this little excerpt about him in an article about John Beck in The Guardian:
Sheesh. That's the last time I take the piss out of Brendan.
I imagine that if some of you caught wind of Moyes asking players which animal they were, as a motivational technique, then he'd no doubt be ripped to shreds.
Yep, I agree with you. The fact that one instance of playing a youngsters who Mourinho may or may not have played is being used to vindicate picking him ahead of someone like Mourinho is sort of clutching at straws.
Don't get me wrong, Moyes deserves praise since it worked and it was a very good move from him, but it's not as if he did something absolutely monumental. He simply gave a youngster with a lot of potential a chance when some of our other players in that position have been absolutely woeful. Good move in the end, but not some sort of absolute masterstroke.
Of course he would! It would be ridiculous.
So you think if all your wingers were in top form, Moyes would still have played Januzaj yesterday? Also assuming he wouldn't have came on at half time last week, if Kagawa was playing well. I don't disagree that Moyes gives youth a chance, but to assume that most managers wouldn't have played Adnan in the circumstances is silly.
Sack Moyes hire Mourinho at least then we wouldn't need a monumental stroke of luck to be beating teams like Norwich this early on.
His daughter is a cutie. Can't blame Wilfried.
He had interesting 2nd half ahead of him yesterday and handle it very well.
We just haven't clicked yet as a team, this time last year we've had similar circumstances, going behind then fighting back and this year isn't much different, just the pressure is higher since it's Moyes not Sir Alex anymore.
He's doing fine job giving Januzaj playing time, he has to "wake up" Van Persie and get Rooney even more involved in linking with midfield, as well as tell Vidić to not feck around anymore.
We just haven't clicked yet as a team, this time last year we've had similar circumstances, going behind then fighting back and this year isn't much different, just the pressure is higher since it's Moyes not Sir Alex anymore.
He's doing fine job giving Januzaj playing time, he has to "wake up" Van Persie and get Rooney even more involved in linking with midfield, as well as tell Vidić to not feck around anymore.
I wouldn't have had anyone, no, but I did want Martinez above him. I think I've warmed to the idea of having a stable, long-term manager more than Moyes himself or anything he's really done so far. Once he signed, the idea settled and I was forced to look at the positives, things I hadn't really or didn't want to properly considered before, so in a sense it really was my knee-jerk reaction to Fergie's retirement and the type of manager replacing him that changed. It's comforting to think that Moyes can possibly spend a very long time as United manager and we don't have to go through the problems that other clubs have faced after constantly changing theirs. I suppose this is dependent on a faith in Moyes to be able to keep United successful, a faith I have. Again, more than Moyes himself, it's the United is a machine and we are in too good a position all-round to slip into obscurity or Arsenal levels of achievement just because of Moyes, and further more his attitude and mentality seems perfect so far. I'm not talking about game wise, sure there have been a few questionable moments to say the least and he has sounded negative at times after defeats, but I consider all of that a temporary blip/life when walking into Manchester United after Sir Alex. I think with a season behind him and a chance to get to know the players, team and introduce the players we need to buy, will see Moyes a lot stronger than he is now. Couple that with him being around long-term, the ideals and traditions he wants to keep and carry on in the club as well as his overall attitude and how closely it aligns with Fergie, it doesn't really seem like all that much has or will change, which to me is as good as it can get. I am a massive optimist though so it could just be me there.
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