Moyes sacked by United

[Kev The Rat]

You could tell that some of the players didn't play for Moyes, what if they don't like the next manager, are they going to put down tools again.

Look at chelski - downed tools with every manager who has come through the doors since mourinho to the extent that they've been forced to hire him again!

 

[Khalekan]

Very much like what the Chelsea players did to AVB

And the RS players to Hodgson.

 

[Kev The Rat]

Very much like what the Chelsea players did to AVB

Scolari and Di Matteo also had their issues with the players

 

[Minimeister]

Moyes should have bought a couple of centre halfs, a couple of midfielders and a striker with the 70 million. He would have been in a much stronger position then to move on the likes of Giggs and Rio and any other dissenters. He dug his own grave with those transfer dealings and it meant he was never in a position of strength. Personally I'm glad he's out of there, he started looking desperately ill and I may be wrong but the next manager will soon see what an awful squad they have and how big a job it is.

 

[moyeslovechild]

not sure moyes wanted to be there in the first place... would have much preferred tto be managing us to 7th/8th for the next 10 years

but his boss alex called

 

[deipnosophist]

I hope the get battered by Norwich.....

Is that in our best interest? We want Norwich to not get to relegation safety so they are desperate when Arsenal visit Carrow Road. Mind you, nor do we want them to definitely be going down regardless of that game's (their last) result...it's an interesting 'balance'.
Anyway, I think Man U players will play motivated like for Giggs and Scholes

 

[deipnosophist]

For some reason that made me think of an Enid Blyton book.

Noddy?

 

[deipnosophist]

You could tell that some of the players didn't play for Moyes, what if they don't like the next manager, are they going to put down tools again.

They cannot use that tactic again...their fans are watching the players VERY closely now

 

[deipnosophist]

@Khalekan nailed it. Giggs is an obscene man with the morals of an alley cat. Moyes should have sacked him out of the club...made a statement. What was the worst that could happen as a result?...getting fired lol

 

[Jags..class]

@Khalekan nailed it. Giggs is an obscene man with the morals of an alley cat. Moyes should have sacked him out of the club...made a statement. What was the worst that could happen as a result?...getting fired lol

Giggs was an amazing player but shagging his own brother wife for years is just the lowest of the low, pure selfish and mustn't really care about his own family. But do players even care what he like as a man, all they will see is his millions in the bank and all his medals.

But a great player doesn't make a great manager, what would be funny if they won their last three games and hired Giggs as full time, which will be another season down the drain.

 

[harris78]

Giggs was an amazing player but shagging his own brother wife for years is just the lowest of the low, pure selfish and mustn't really care about his own family. But do players even care what he like as a man, all they will see is his millions in the bank and all his medals.

But a great player doesn't make a great manager, what would be funny if they won their last three games and hired Giggs as full time, which will be another season down the drain.

If anything it usually is the opposite, bang average players seem to make the better managers, where as great players seem to make bang average managers at best. Maybe it has something to with egos etc and struggling to understand why players cannot do what you were able to do on a football pitch for fun.

 

[Deleted member 28206]

I wasn't aware alley cats had morals.

 

[Howards tipple]

Moyes should have bought a couple of centre halfs, a couple of midfielders and a striker with the 70 million. He would have been in a much stronger position then to move on the likes of Giggs and Rio and any other dissenters. He dug his own grave with those transfer dealings and it meant he was never in a position of strength. Personally I'm glad he's out of there, he started looking desperately ill and I may be wrong but the next manager will soon see what an awful squad they have and how big a job it is.

Sadly for Dave....he dithers...

 

[CrabbyPaddy]

Moyes failings at Man U were laughable. Signed Fellaini for near 30 mill, a DM who is [Poor language removed] defensively, but is more more effective in an AM role, a position already covered by Rooney, Kagawa and even Wellbeck. So, to rectify this, he signs Mata for near 40 mill, a player who thrives in an AM role ( already covered now by 4 players), and plays him on the wing! Considering the various positons in that team which needed addressing, the guy proved he is a complete and utter moron, and hasn't a clue when it comes to spending vast amounts of money. He was like a [Poor language removed] 3 year old who had just walked into a sweet shop.

I'd also like to add, that Phil Neville is a wonky faced beaut. Brown nosed Moyes for years at Everton, and stabbed him in the back the first chance he got at OT. He must have got tips off Ryan 'wife shagger' Giggs on how to do that. Knew something was up when Paul 'lights are on but nobody's home' Scholes appeared on Sky Sports MNF recently to critique both Arsenal and United's performances.Their new 'Class of 92' management team has about as much charisma and personality as a gorilla's pube.

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

Saw this months ago trolling for wallpaper stuff...they say a picture's worth a thousand words.

One's yelling, one's coaching...sums it all up for me.

Ciao, David.