wr8_utd
Ripped :'(
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The same reason we know Moyes is nailed on for the job.And you know this...how, exactly? Maybe when he met Guardiola they discussed it but Guardiola was more interested in the Bayern job. He says he talks to Mourinho all the time so maybe they discussed it but Mourinho thinks that Chelsea and London feel like home to him. Maybe he talked to Heynckes but he wants to retire.
Jesus Christ people, calm down.
We're losing the greatest manager in the history of Manchester United, in the history of English football, and in the history of the game itself. It's not a good day for the club, it's bloody terrible. It's natural to be upset, angry, worried, nervous. I am all of those things.
Moyes wouldn't be my first choice as a manager to take this club forward, but then again I'm sure plenty on here wouldn't have had Sir Alex as there first choice 26 years ago.
This club is what it is today because of the truest we gave Sir Alex Ferguson. If we jumped the gun and fired him, we would be a totally different club. Sir Alex has done wonders for this club and we will miss him very much.
However. He rates Moyes, he always has. It's obvious he sees something in him that screams 'Manchester United'. And personally, I trust Sir Alex more then anyone on here on the future of this club.
If Moyes does indeed take the reign at Old Trafford, I'll do nothing but get behind the new boss, and afford him the time and patience needed.
We are not Liverpool, Chelsea, or Manchester City. We don't bow out when the chips are down, we don't make knee jerk decisions that could wreck the club. This won't have been done in a hurry, and I'm sure we'll make the right decision.
Yes! We're Man utd, we don't spend massive money, we don't make knee jerk decisions, we don't lose our marbles, we believe, we don't turn off the TV when a decision goes against us in a ... oh never mind.
Yes! We're Man utd, we don't spend massive money, we don't make knee jerk decisions, we don't lose our marbles, we believe, we don't turn off the TV when a decision goes against us in a ... oh never mind.
Yes! We're Man utd, we don't spend massive money, we don't make knee jerk decisions, we don't lose our marbles, we believe, we don't turn off the TV when a decision goes against us in a ... oh never mind.
The transfer market is my main concern. Does Moyes have the same influence as SAF or Mourinho with big names? Obviously not at the moment.
Ronaldo is now completely out of the question, but would RVP have chosen Moyes over City?
Yes! We're Man utd, we don't spend massive money, we don't make knee jerk decisions, we don't lose our marbles, we believe, we don't turn off the TV when a decision goes against us in a ... oh never mind.
Yes! We're Man utd, we don't spend massive money, we don't make knee jerk decisions, we don't lose our marbles, we believe, we don't turn off the TV when a decision goes against us in a ... oh never mind.
Yes! We're Man utd, we don't spend massive money, we don't make knee jerk decisions, we don't lose our marbles, we believe, we don't turn off the TV when a decision goes against us in a ... oh never mind.
I think its fair to say we wont be signing any 'big names' this Summer. It'd be to much of a risk for those kind of players to join a club with such an unproven manager, especially if they have offers from elsewhere. If Moyes is succesful, then obviously things will change, but for now, I think its gonna be very difficult.
People can say whatever they want but knowing Moyes will take over feels extremely underwhelming and dissapointing.
But players are willing to go to the likes of Madrid and Chelsea, and those clubs change managers almost every other year. United will still have a massive appeal for any player. We're still the biggest club in England even without SAF.
I think its fair to say we wont be signing any 'big names' this Summer. It'd be to much of a risk for those kind of players to join a club with such an unproven manager, especially if they have offers from elsewhere. If Moyes is succesful, then obviously things will change, but for now, I think its gonna be very difficult.
I'm relatively calm now. Seems like the likes of Maulensteen, Phelan and rest of our coaching staff is staying.
Moyes is well respected but i don't get the logic behind hiring him. He hasn't won anything and has no experience in Europe, even his brand of football isn't that great.
We know he can do very well on a tight budget and that's admirable, he know the english game and culture so adjusting to the premier league won't be a problem, but is that what it takes to be a united manager these days?
It won't be the end of the world if it happens and he'll have my full support, but we can do better.
The likes of Chelsea, Madrid and City offer ridiculous wages.
David Moyes is the new manager of Manchester United.
The Everton boss has agreed to move to Old Trafford and will join the club at the end of the season.
Moyes' future has been in doubt for several months, after his refusal to sign a new deal on Merseyside and, following Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement, the Red Devils have acted quickly to land the former Preston chief.
The Scot has been at Goodison Park for 11 years but has only an FA Cup runners-up medal, from 2009, to his name and has no experience in the Champions League proper.
Real Madrid boss Jose Mourinho had been stongly linked to the post but it appears the board at Old Trafford have decided the 50-year-old former Celtic defender is the right man to lead the club forward.
Read more: http://www.talksport.co.uk/sports-n...anchester-united-manager-197137#ixzz2SiBILhOj
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I'm more worried about having to deal with a manager who wears track suits on the touchline
The likes of Chelsea, Madrid and City offer ridiculous wages.
Success in European competition is so crucial in attracting players and earning £££; I'm completely baffled by this decision (if it happens)
So do United.
I'm listening to Talksport now. They are such muppets.
Their news headlines announce Moyes as the new manager every half hour - as does their web site - but then go back to the main show where they are speculating as to who will take over!!!
I never listen to them but only posted it because they're reasonably mainstream media.
I think its fair to say we wont be signing any 'big names' this Summer. It'd be to much of a risk for those kind of players to join a club with such an unproven manager, especially if they have offers from elsewhere. If Moyes is succesful, then obviously things will change, but for now, I think its gonna be very difficult.
Piss off Cina, big deal I lost the plot before. I'm not the manager am I? We've all said stupid things on here.