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According to Times, Scholes and Giggs will join the coaching staff of Moyes.
Found it fecking strange to write Moyes instead of Fergie btw.
According to Times, Scholes and Giggs will join the coaching staff of Moyes.
There are enough reasons to doubt Moyes' credentials without resorting to intangible factors, assumptions and myths such as "he will crack under the pressure", "does he have the charisma" or other such bollocks.
The fact is we're appointing a manager who's biggest achievement is getting a team to finish in upper-midtable on a small budget, nothing more needs to be said on the lack of suitability of his appointment.
He might wanna join his boyhood club Burnley FC.What will happen to Mike Phelan then? Will he finally be able to fulfill his lifelong dream and become a travel agent?
Big lift?
How about makes me fecking worried that we're appointing a no-name manager outside of England?
Someone who has no clue about European football. Are we going to have to wait another 10-15 years for another CL trophy?
Giggs doing a u-turn on his new contract then?According to Times, Scholes and Giggs will join the coaching staff of Moyes.
Which arguably says more about this forum than about David Moyes. Muppetry at its finest with precious little realism for balance.
Moyes Moyes give us a wave.
Just doesn't have the same ring to it.
Of course it is, and he gets due credit for it. How that makes him the leading candidate to take over a vastly successful club aiming to win league and European titles I'm not sure.That's a pretty good achievement imo. When you look at the money in England and see how much teams like QPR spend and where they are then look at Everton I'd say Moyes has done a good job there.
Do people think he's such a poor manager that he'll come in and things will turn to shit. United fighting for 6th place with Liverpool next season then? Drama queens.
Which arguably says more about this forum than about David Moyes. Muppetry at its finest with precious little realism for balance.
According to Times, Scholes and Giggs will join the coaching staff of Moyes.
Moyes Moyes give us a wave.
Just doesn't have the same ring to it.
Moysie Moysie give us a wave. Come on a bit or artistic licence.
Eh? (And I don't say that very often)
Dave, Dave, give us a wave!
nah just that the share price has gone down 5%. Expect at least another 95% if we announce moyes
Who are the Everton posters of the Caf'? Would like some opinions from them.
What is the Moyes equivalent of Frogie?Moyes Moyes give us a wave.
Just doesn't have the same ring to it.
According to Times, Scholes and Giggs will join the coaching staff of Moyes.
Dixie dean and silentwitness
Seriously, a 'decent poster' vs. Sir Alex and people that know what they're talking about. Let's get some perspective in here.
This place has gone full retard.
What is the Moyes equivalent of Frogie?
And who exactly made you the bastion of right-minded Caf thinking?
All it actually says the vast majority don't want Moyes...no more or less.
Which arguably says more about this forum than about David Moyes. Muppetry at its finest with precious little realism for balance.
And who exactly made you the bastion of right-minded Caf thinking?
All it actually says the vast majority don't want Moyes...no more or less.
"That's the problem with potential," Ferguson reflected in October. "People don't identify potential. They're very poor at it.
"But I've identified potential all my life in young people. I know potential. I know where it can be developed. And I know how to develop it. And I have faith in it. And young people surprise you when given opportunity."
Cheers, get them in here!
Yes, "you never know", so for a global giant like United, why not go for an option that gives United the BEST chance of continued success domestically AND in the Champions League.
I just don't see how Moyes would be the better option.
Remember when SAF came, he'd made Aberdeen the best team in Scotland AND beaten Real Madrid to win a European trophy. Can we really draw comparison with Moyes' achievements?
For goodness' sake, Laudrup has won the League Cup in his first season and yet Moyes would go on forever and a day and not win anything at Everton.
Of course it is, and he gets due credit for it. How that makes him the leading candidate to take over a vastly successful club aiming to win league and European titles I'm not sure.
How reliable is James Ducker?
Relax. I'm not the bastion of anything. I just can't help but notice that what many people here want isn't exactly realistic. People vote for Pep Guardiola, for Christ's sake. Might as well include Justin Bieber in that list.
Hopefully in a couple of years we'll look at Moyes and be able to confirm what Sir Alex said about most people not being able to spot potential. He's obviously thought Moyes was a potentially very talented manager since his time at Preston and he's done little wrong since then.