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I think Moyes is a great choice and I think he'll do very well here.
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The overreaction to Moyes is crazy. He's a good manager. It's David Moyes not Tony Pulis, ffs.
He's the safe option but I think he's a good one. When you hire someone abroad you run the risk of them failing to adapt or not adapting quickly enough and getting left behind. He's good in the transfer window too which is a plus sign. Might bring Fellaini with him which would be great news.
People need to give him a chance if it is him. It's hard enough trying to replace Sir Alex without the fans bitching about your appointment because you're not a certain Portuguese troublemaker who'll bring success at a massive cost then feck off in 2 or 3 seasons maximum.
There's going to be a lot of people looking rather silly when Moyes retains your PL title next year
Well thats not what I wanted to hear!
Very very underwhelmed tbh.
Moyes has done a very good job at Everton, and I have great respect for that. But we're basically replacing the most succesful manager ever, with a man that has never won a trophy. That scares me.
He is the luckiest man alive. He really has won the lottery here.On a side note, what a bloody opportunity this is for Moyes. fecking huge moment in his life.
Don't worry, there is hope yet. I once predicted Danny Cadamarteri would be the next big thing in English football.
That's the worrying part for me. Yes, Moyes has done a very good job at Everton and that can't be forgotten, but when you consider how successful some other managers are, I'm just very wary about him stepping into something that could be too big for him.
The overreaction to Moyes is crazy. He's a good manager. It's David Moyes not Tony Pulis, ffs.
Yet they share something in common. Neither have won a trophy as a manager.
You call it the "safe option". I think it's a huge, huge risk. He's got no track record of having the winning mentality, no experience at all. Either way it's going to be one hell of a rollercoaster in the new few seasons whoever is in charge. I don't envy the next manager that's for sure.
When I woke up this morning, I was not ready to finish the day with Moyes as manager of United. Hopefully he will prove a lot of us wrong. I don't want him, but I've always put 100% faith in Fergie's decisions over near enough everything, and in one of the most important choices in his career, if he's satisfied with Moyes than we should be so too, or at least have faith that he's considered all the scenario's we have and many more. Either way, as long as we aren't like Chelsea and Liverpool who are super-spaz's, Moyes should have our total support.
When I woke up this morning, I was not ready to finish the day with Moyes as manager of United. Hopefully he will prove a lot of us wrong. I don't want him, but I've always put 100% faith in Fergie's decisions over near enough everything, and in one of the most important choices in his career, if he's satisfied with Moyes than we should be so too, or at least have faith that he's considered all the scenario's we have and many more. Either way, as long as we aren't like Chelsea and Liverpool who are super-spaz's, Moyes should have our total support.
i will give him the same backing i always gave ferguson, support to the hilt whilst we're winning stuff, then defecting to other teams that are winning stuff when we're not.
Yet they share something in common. Neither have won a trophy as a manager.
I really hope we get Laudrup as a Moyes replacement. I just hope it's not Roberto Martinez.
What happens to Mike Phelan?