Moyes Potential Replacement

[Quim]

redcoat- a slang term for the British soldiers during the American revolution, the coats the soldiers wore were red because if they got shot the blood would not show which would confuse the enemy, however their bright red coats made them easy targets on the battlefield.

Thanks mate, learn something new everyday. still don't get the context he's used it in however.

 

[Goat]

Never, ever.

cue a load of shock gifs*

 

[chicoazul]

they used to work at Butlins mate,
they would provide low quality entertainment for the sunburnt masses and probably all hated their jobs

Their pay package involved basic salary, free shared accommodation, meals in the staff canteen provided, subsidised drinks in allocated bars and as many single mums you place your fingers in.

 

[bluemangroup]

Exactly, we need to get behind our team and our new manager for the long term otherwise we will end up like chelsea who have a new manager every other year.

Tbh I think BK has done a good job in compiling a good list of candidates and it would be difficult to argue with any of them being appointed.

 

[Quim]

they used to work at Butlins mate,
they would provide low quality entertainment for the sunburnt masses and probably all hated their jobs

Haha, and got their fingers wet very regularly during summer months

 

[Allezfan]

At the expense of having egg on my face if he does well, I'd say they'll come out and deny wanting him and simply say he wasn't their first choice. They'll hide behind 'he was better than the other candidates'. *taps nose* That seems to be the back up plan that's been floating about by the Martinez camp

I think he might do well here and if, after a decent amount of time, he doesn't, I'll admit I was wrong.

I often am, if I'm honest, I didn't think wigan would win the cup or Moyes would get the man U job. Show me a man who's never wrong and I'll show you a fence sitting melt with a big head.

 

[Quim]

Their pay package involved basic salary, free shared accommodation, meals in the staff canteen provided, subsidised drinks in allocated bars and as many single mums you place your fingers in.

[Poor language removed], beat me to it!!!

 

[Pat's Van]

Their pay package involved basic salary, free shared accommodation, meals in the staff canteen provided, subsidised drinks in allocated bars and as many single mums you place your fingers in.

and they all looked like H from steps

 

[helpimonfire]

Has Vitor signed yet.

Team Vitor.

 

[stinger]

With the exception of Laudrup all went to clubs with serious cash invested and high profiles. They were expected to winsome thing, and tonbevfair they're the type of managers who only go to clubs that have a higher than normal chance of winning sonething.
Gullit and Houllier also had awful spells at Newcastle and Villa respectively.

Houllier replaced MON in Aston Villa after Randy Lerner had decided to stop funding transfer kitty and looking for sales, it was expected to be very difficult and don't think awful is the right term.

 

[Allezfan]

Exactly, we need to get behind our team and our new manager for the long term otherwise we will end up like chelsea who have a new manager every other year.

If we also win the trophies chelsea do, I'll take it.

 

[Goat]

I think he might do well here and if, after a decent amount of time, he doesn't, I'll admit I was wrong.

I often am, if I'm honest, I didn't think wigan would win the cup or Moyes would get the man U job. Show me a man who's never wrong and I'll show you a fence sitting melt with a big head.

 

[Allezfan]

Houllier replaced MON in Aston Villa after Randy Lerner had decided to stop funding transfer kitty and looking for sales, it was expected to be very difficult and don't think awful is the right term.

Such a myth that lerner pulled the plug on the spending. Tell that to Darren Bent.

 

[harry]

Tbh I think BK has done a good job in compiling a good list of candidates and it would be difficult to argue with any of them being appointed.

I agree, if its the three names being said on here, I would take any of them.

 

[Marco Materazzi]

I think you guys are getting confused, a redcoat in my day was always a soldier protecting the British empire.