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His tinfoil hat protects him from the Glazers.
If he stays next season, we could find ourselves in a relegation battle.
I know but bugging me that after all the damage he's done, if we sack him he would walk away with that amount of money.Shouldnt matter. At worst, it'd be around 25mil. We're already paying more by being out of the CL next year.
Same poll on various other forums and websites....All above 90% in favour of getting ridThis surely must be the high turnout on the Caf poll?
I can't ever remember 320 people voting on a poll here.
One pays the price for insanely stupid decisions. Not only did we take a punt on someone with no credentials for the job, we gave him a 6yr contract.I know but bugging me that after all the damage he's done, if we sack him he would walk away with that amount of money.
No thanks, the thought of giving this guy the summer transfer budget is scary.Im in two minds here.
I never wanted him in the first place, can't see many positives so far but changing him now would be too soon. If he carries like that till December than we should sack him and sue for damages. so ...stay with a licence till December.
Many people here think that Klopp would have been a fantastic choice. But Klopp says that to win a game players need to run more than opponents. in my opinion with current crop of players Klopp would struggle as well.I cannot understand why some people are still saying he should be given until Xmas. It is obvious that this man hasn't got a feckin clue so all the transfer money in the world won't make any difference. If they can't see that, they must be blind.
oh common, that 25 mil for Fabregas was hilarious.No thanks, the thought of giving this guy the summer transfer budget is scary.
You would hope that his contract will contain performance related clauses.How much it would cost to sack him?
You could see how much this was killing Ferguson yesterday.
26 years to knock Liverpool off their fecking perch and in a single season Moyes looks to have given them a boost back up there. Sickening.
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I'm sure this is the case - which is why he probably can't/won't go anywhere until it's mathetmatically impossible for us to finish within the top 4.You would hope that his contract will contain performance related clauses.
i.e. 'finish outside top 4 and we can give you the boot'.
It'll probably be worded slightly differently, though.
If we spunked £200m in the summer on world class players and got someone like Pochettino in, we'd be challenging for the title again in my view. We need someone who knows how he wants to play.
David Moyes could be the living reincarnation of mother fecking Theresa for all I care. He's still the wrong man to manage Manchester United. I don't know how this has been allowed to happen. Look at where we are in the table, look at the absolute fetid, objectionable shite we are putting out as tactics week after week. The man has to go.
Please, feck, give us some relief and either resign or failing that, someone sack him. Christ. I don't care about excuses. No-one at the top end of any industry wants to hear about excuses. What he inherited wasn't perfect but for a manager who's reputation was derived from getting the most out of limited resources, he sure has shot to pieces his one appreciable strength. Because I sure can't think of another. Tactical nouse? no. Free flowing attractive football? No. Oh wait...Scottish? Check. Friend of Fergie? Double check. Wrinkliest 50yr old in the world? Motherfecking check all over that...
This season, these performance, the tactics, the touchline management, the coaching staff handling and hiring, the transfer strategy, the media handling, the press conferences....it's all been pathetic. Excuse after excuse. Enough is enough. A win against Olympiakos would paper over the gross deficiencies in this management structure. Not that I even expect that much. Someone in this organization with some fecking balls has to stand up and do what is right for this club. And that doesn't mean adhering to an old club mantra "sticking by your man" just for the sake of it. We've proved our point already, we aren't trigger happy. We aren't like other clubs. Because if we were, let's be honest, he'd be gone long ago. But we've kept this perennial loser around for so long that all hopes of a trophy and European spot have evaporated for this season. We've accepted mediocrity. We're now talking about next season, and this is "just a blip". Is it feck! This is incompetence. This is someone being woefully out of their depth and being surrounded by people with little or no expertise at the top ends of their fields. This is the proverbial deer caught in the headlights, or actor with stage fright. And none of those concoctions work for Manchester United.
The Fergie factor is of course huge. He's his man. Probably protected by him. I'm not going to criticize such a goliath. A man to which we owe everything. But, I find the situation and attitude to our current situation completely contrarian to the values and goals of our club as espoused by the great man himself, who freely admitted in the past that his successor would have to have great European experience and have to achieve near immediate success. Moyes is the antithesis of that argument.
Get out.
It will be interesting to see how season ticket sales go. If Moyes stays will people think twice about renewing them? I wouldn't want to pay that much money to watch dross.Was kinda hoping someone at Old Trafford would have had the balls to sack him first thing this morning.
Agreed.I was all for giving him till next December, and seeing how he fares after a proper transfer window. But i'm starting to think that if we can bring in one of the more experienced managers (ie Van Gaal, Hiddink, Klopp etc...), we should go for it.
Could we pay him in kind? He could take Fellaini home with him.I know but bugging me that after all the damage he's done, if we sack him he would walk away with that amount of money.
Unfortunately Fergie time doesn't end until the big man says so.Moyes is living (even now) on Fergie time.
There's no money in it.He should do the honorable thing and leave.
Yeah, was a bit sad when I came back and saw that footage of Fergie. He looked gutted, as if he was watching everything he spent 27 years building, being destroyed.You could see how much this was killing Ferguson yesterday.
26 years to knock Liverpool off their fecking perch and in a single season Moyes looks to have given them a boost back up there. Sickening.
This seems to have been forgotten about. Supposedly we had scouted him for 2 years and Moyes didn't think he had enough information. Then he goes and signs a vastly inferior player for more money. He had a window, he had money to spend but it was a shambles.People forget, he's had a proper transfer window already.
He decided against that guy what's his name, because he didn't know enough about him. Even though half the caf knew about him.
What was his name?
Ah yeah. Thiago.
What's he doing now?
Despite everything, and it's easy to forget, he's still Scottish and a grafter and it's easy to forget that sometimes.Can someone who wants Moyes to carry on please explain their reasons? I just can't find anything to support such a claim
Hanging in there well and truly.See it hasn't calmed down in here,for those 29 ,hang in there.
It is magnificent to be fair, probably the only good thing to come out of that show.
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