Is it time to get Moyst yet?
Moyes To Succeed Ferguson Anyone?
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I really can't understand why the club woudl release a statement saying the new manager needs European experience and then hire a manager without European experience. I just don't get it.
Pretty sure Moyes has European Experience
When the rumours about fergie retiring started knocking about I was playing FIFA. Put me right off and I lost my first game of the season (in January) 2 - 0 to Aston Villa.
Everton midfielder Marouane Fellaini
See you soon!
I added that bit
See you soon!
I added that bit
feck off Benitez.
I hear ya!
and why the hell does he have to shout all the time.
Incredibly useful statistics SSN. Great work.
Idiots.
Idiots.
Socks out?
They're partially moyst, at the moment.
They're partially moyst, at the moment.
I reckon the server has gone down at OT & they can't release the statement until they call out an engineer to reboot it.
All that is currently happening is Jim White shouting.
Can you imagine if this was Mourinho to United we were waiting on, the guy would faint with excitement.
Can you imagine if this was Mourinho to United we were waiting on, the guy would faint with excitement.
Nice edit
So it appears Sir Alex > David Moyes. Not a lot of people knew that, I guess.
If there's a downside to all of this, it's that we might have to endure Neil fecking Lennon in the PL next season.
Sign Ronaldo pls mroysie
WTF. thought that was a live news conference with Moyes then. fecking Sky.
Yeah same here.
I thought that presser was live..wtf
Moyes has managed in Europe all his life, feck the doubters.
I wants it!
Why are United so quiet?
Even they can't believe it?
Regardless of what I've said about Moyes and his compatibility with United, it has to be said that should Moyes succeed it would be very gratifying and quite a romantic football story, considering and convinced as I am that we could have gone for virtually any manager available and even a few "not."
It's ballsy from United but I wish him the best, I wish him luck and he has my support.
It's ballsy from United but I wish him the best, I wish him luck and he has my support.
FFS. Sir Alex, Wenger, Moyes, and Martinez were the longest tenured managers in the Premier League. Sir Alex retires. Moyes takes his spot. Martinez takes Moyes' spot (if you believe the oddsmakers). In a matter of days Wenger could stand alone as the only manager who has been with a Premier League club for more than 4 years.
I'll to go on youtube and see whether anyone has made a new spoof/dubbed Hitler video. You know, the scene from the movie where Hitler's in the bunker and he's given the bad news and he goes bat shit.
Stay tuned!
Stay tuned!
Neil lennon has more experience in Europe.
Luke Chadwick has more EPL titles than Gerrard......
Bad acoustics.
chilling thought.
like 2 days ago/
Not too hard to find:
Might not hear anything until NYSE closes.
From BBC's twitter.
Right time to start winning. Good luck, David.
Yeah but it'll make the transition of the next manager easier.
People have already started selling. There's no need to wait until closing.
Given the fact that SAF has been at United for 26 years and the club has had over 10 years to prepare for this second and final resignation, it strikes me as a little odd the way all of this is being handled.
SAF retiring leaks to the press, to the complete shock of most insiders.
Moyes is installed as favourite instantly.
Everton announce Moyes is to leave the club and wants to join United.
United are silent throughout.
It does strike me as an odd way to choreograph this episode, not exactly succession management best practise.
Just sayin...
SAF retiring leaks to the press, to the complete shock of most insiders.
Moyes is installed as favourite instantly.
Everton announce Moyes is to leave the club and wants to join United.
United are silent throughout.
It does strike me as an odd way to choreograph this episode, not exactly succession management best practise.
Just sayin...
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