Manchester United Superthread 2014 Mod warning Post #1880 #2613

niallo27 · 17-03-2014 01:02PM

Peter Flynt wrote: »

Then you think United are going to score at least 4 goals v Olympiakos?

I don't

No I don't. I think they will go out on away goals 3-1 or maybe 2-1.

sReq | uTeK · 17-03-2014 01:02PM

spiralism wrote: »

I don't. I feel absolute disdain for him not having the balls to admit he's out of his depth and having quit weeks ago. He's committed career suicide by not jumping at this stage and no club will ever go near him again after this.

I can't feel anything but anger at the man who has ruined Manchester United. David Moyes can **** off.

One thing a lot of people are missing or are just failing to see is that David Moyes and ANYONE on this planet with the exception of Kevin Keegan wouldn't resign and effectively throw away 20 million pounds. Moyes whether he sees out his contract or gets walked to the door is picking up a massive pay cheque. Resigning he will not.

I actually think he looks at this stage that he himself wouldn't mind getting the chop, just so he can **** off for a year and put it all behind him in some sunny destination.

Peter Flynt · 17-03-2014 01:04PM

sReq | uTeK wrote: »

One thing a lot of people are missing or are just failing to see is that David Moyes and ANYONE on this planet with the exception of Kevin Keegan wouldn't resign and effectively throw away 20 million pounds. Moyes whether he sees out his contract or gets walked to the door is picking up a massive pay cheque. Resigning he will not.

Nobody resigns in football. . .Apart from Fergie.

keeponhurling · 17-03-2014 01:07PM

Peter Flynt wrote: »

Nobody resigns in football. . .Apart from Fergie.

and anelka

Will I Amnt · 17-03-2014 01:08PM

Peter Flynt wrote: »

after Pep said "Nein Danke"

You state everything as if it's fact. You have no more clue than anybody else.

Peter Flynt · 17-03-2014 01:20PM

Will I Amnt wrote: »

You state everything as if it's fact. You have no more clue than anybody else.

Well didn't Guardiola and his family stay in Ferguson's New York Apartment for a year with Fergie dropping over every now and again?

Read between the lines.

Will I Amnt · 17-03-2014 01:22PM

Peter Flynt wrote: »

Read between the lines.

No thanks, that's where bullsh*t comes from and where knowitalls that know nothing get their views from.

jaykay74 · 17-03-2014 01:24PM

Peter Flynt wrote: »

Well didn't Guardiola and his family stay in Ferguson's New York Apartment for a year with Fergie dropping over every now and again?

Read between the lines.

hmmm

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/manchester-united-alex-ferguson-to-visit-1487176

Ferguson owns an apartment in the city - where his eldest son Mark lives with his young family - which makes him a neighbour of former Barcelona manager Guardiola, who is renting a property overlooking Central Park for a year.

Peter Flynt · 17-03-2014 01:24PM

Will I Amnt wrote: »

No thanks, that's where bullsh*t comes from and where knowitalls that know nothing get their views from.

The job was there for Guardiola to refuse.

He had his choice of clubs and he chose Bayern Munich.

The reason for this is that he's the best manager in the world.

All I see you doing here is passing insults and trolling.

You should be banned from this forum.

Peter Flynt · 17-03-2014 01:26PM

jaykay74 wrote: »

hmmm

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/manchester-united-alex-ferguson-to-visit-1487176

From your article. . .

"The two men have already met up in New York in September"

Will I amnt most definitely thinks that Pep and AF were not discussing football. Absolutely no way.

jaykay74 · 17-03-2014 01:27PM

Peter Flynt wrote: »

From your article. . .

"The two men have already met up in New York in September"

Will I amnt most definitely thinks that Pep and AF were not discussing football. Absolutely no way.

and you said he stayed in his apartment ??? That was my point, jesus...

Will I Amnt · 17-03-2014 01:28PM

jaykay74 wrote: »

and you said he stayed in his apartment ??? That was my point, jesus...

He was reading between the lines...

Peter Flynt · 17-03-2014 01:29PM

jaykay74 wrote: »

and you said he stayed in his apartment ??? That was my point, jesus...

My point is that Fergie was meeting Guardiola in New York to discuss football.

That article proves that.

That's my point.

Fergie knew his retirement was near.

Cantona's Collars · 17-03-2014 01:30PM

Not good reading from Kevin Sheedy.

http://www.givemesport.com/443101-david-moyes-slammed-for-showing-no-interest-in-young-players

beno619 · 17-03-2014 01:30PM

Peter Flynt wrote: »

The job was there for Guardiola to refuse.

He had his choice of clubs and he chose Bayern Munich.

The reason for this is that he's the best manager in the world.

All I see you doing here is passing insults and trolling.

You should be banned from this forum.

I believe the job would have been Pep's for the taking, but Fergie decided to step down after he had already accepted the Bayern job.

jaykay74 · 17-03-2014 01:31PM

Peter Flynt wrote: »

My point is that Fergie was meeting Guardiola in New York to discuss football.

That article proves that.

That's my point.

Fergie knew his retirement was near.

No your point was that he was staying in his apt ffs, can you not read your own fcg post.

Peter Flynt · 17-03-2014 01:34PM

beno619 wrote: »

I believe the job would have been Pep's for the taking, but Fergie decided to step down after he had already accepted the Bayern job.

Fergie might have went had MUFC won the league in 2012. He wasn't going to leave on the low of losing it to City in the way they did.

I agree.

If Pep had wanted it he would have got it.

He didn't. He chose Bayern instead and has managed to make the best team in the world even better.

beno619 · 17-03-2014 01:36PM

Peter Flynt wrote: »

Fergie might have went had MUFC won the league in 2012. He wasn't going to leave on the low of losing it to City in the way they did.

I agree.

If Pep had wanted it he would have got it.

He didn't. He chose Bayern instead and has managed to make the best team in the world even better.

He never got the offer. In January nobody, not even Fergie knew he would be stepping down.

The_Kew_Tour · 17-03-2014 01:36PM

I would like to apoligise to Cleverley.

After watching the game yesterday and watching a player like Mata look like Munster senior league player I realise it can happen to anybody under Moyes.

I always felt few of the players needed to take some of the blame but after yesterday Moyes its a Grade A hopeless merchant.

Honestly and I mean this I think my Mother could do better and she never seen game in here life. Hell **** that my 99yo Grandmother could do better then this ****.

I am not even angry or disappointed I was with few Liverpool fans yesterday and all I could do was laugh.

We are hopeless. I ended up watching Cork City afterwards and they looked 10 times more organised and tactically far better in a pitch that would make Saipan look like Augusta.

Wednesday night is going to be some laugh again. More Comedy only right here from OT, brought to you in association with Moyes and his ****ing clueless brain.

keeponhurling · 17-03-2014 01:38PM

I assume that if Moyes does go, we'll need somebody who knows the club to replace him.

I'm thinking Steve Round or Phil Neville (or both in a dream team type pairing), not sure if there are any other contenders?

Peter Flynt · 17-03-2014 01:39PM

beno619 wrote: »

He never got the offer. In January nobody, not even Fergie knew he would be stepping down.

How do you know he never got the offer?

Fergie decided at Christmas 2012 that he was going to retire. Pep announced he was taking the Bayern job in January 2013.

The_Kew_Tour · 17-03-2014 01:40PM

I would take Roddy Collins at this stage.

BNMC · 17-03-2014 01:41PM

Shinji was born on Paddy's Day. Who knew.

jaykay74 · 17-03-2014 01:41PM

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

I would take Roddy Collins at this stage.

or Steve Collins

Will I Amnt · 17-03-2014 01:42PM

Peter Flynt wrote: »

How do you know he never got the offer?

Fergie decided at Christmas 2012 that he was going to retire. Pep announced he was taking the Bayern job in January 2013.

Amazing. Is there anything you don't know?

Kerrydude1981 · 17-03-2014 01:44PM

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

I would take Roddy Collins at this stage.

Damien Richardson is the man for the job

adox · 17-03-2014 01:44PM

I have decided that it is unfair and impossible to judge a player under this current regime.

Peter Flynt · 17-03-2014 01:45PM

Will I Amnt wrote: »

Amazing. Is there anything you don't know?

No. I can read what Ferguson himself has stated.

http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896/premier-league/2013/05/12/3974259/sir-alex-i-decided-to-retire-at-christmas

I also know when Guardiola took a job as when the news came true . . . I looked at the date.

mufcboy1999 · 17-03-2014 01:45PM

I was pro moyes for the vast majority of the season, it was probably the fulham or swansea game that done it for me. Simply put he's not up for the task but what strikes me the most is he appears to be tactically clueless.

What is with having to play 1 up top constantly ? its clearly not working. I feel so bad for rvp having to play in a team thats set up to grind out results, wayne rooney needs to learn to not drop back so deep if he wants to remain in that number 10 role because there's no need for it when we are playing with two holding players in the cm.

id honestly shift rooney out on the left if he's so keen to run up and down the pitch and put mata/kawaga/januzai in behind rvp because there clearly limted playing as wingers out of position.

If he's going to play with wingers play f*cking wingers like valencia etc instead of wasting the likes of mata out wide. You have to play your best team not your best players thats something moyes needs to learn fast.

The_Kew_Tour · 17-03-2014 01:48PM

Kerrydude1981 wrote: »

Damien Richardson is the man for the job

He is free and all:pac:

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