Manchester United Superthread 2014 Mod warning Post #1880 #2613

Teamshadowclan wrote: »

United win the league. All thanks to Fergie.

United add 65m worth of players to the squad, add Januzaj as well. Solid 7th. All the players' fault, Moyes blameless and needs time and money.

These players as well that are the ****ing devil according to some people:

Evra: Clearly finished and people knew this a year ago if not longer than that. Nothing done about it and we botched signing a replacement last summer with Moyes escaping criticism for this

Ferdinand: Even more clearly finished and everyone knew it. As with Evra, did not feature in any sane person's long term plans for the club

Giggs: Seriously? Ryan Giggs and people are siding with Moyes before him? If giggs is infuriated by how things are he's entitled to be, the man ****ing breathes Man United. He's ****ing 40 anyways, nobody's building the team around him.

Van Persie: Won us the title a year ago and is being starved due to our horrible negative style. Hardly gets a touch and is criticised for not being able to link in with the sort of rubbish we play under Moyes and becoming frustrated by it. Look at how he plays for Holland and how he's played up to this point to

Cleverley: Has looked great under fergie in years past. Similar to how Jordan Henderson looked rubbish at Pool under managers that didn't know what they were at but is a great player now, i'd have faith in the lad yet.

Smalling: Natural CB that gets shunted out right constantly though he's not really able for it at all.

Kagawa: Never gets played because Moyes doesn't understand how to use him. This is his fault though.

These players had us pretty much champions by this stage last year though. I know who i'm blaming.

Everton have Fulham next and if they win are 3 points off arsenal and 4th now that's depressing

Quandary wrote: »

The press are letting him off so much it's not funny. If it was a foreign manager he would be hounded constantly.

Joke.

AVB must be seething seeing this, he got basically ran out of England for less.

I truly fear for Moyes after this loss. Aside from a 15min spell they were bloody awful yet again. This was the next to knockout blow for me and with Bayern litterrally laughing into their tv's tonight, when they finish the CL tie in the first leg that'll be it for Moyes. There will be no coming back from such a string of big defeats against big teams.

Regardless of who you think is to blame here, Manager or players, or both - the bottom line is that we've watched United get absolutely smashed, conceding so many and not even looking like getting a goal - looking totally devoid of any real spark. Afraid to play a forward pass at times, unable to muster the courage to take a player on! It is quite an incredible turnaround.

Samir Nasri outfought 3 United players on the wing before rushing forward, he was surrounded and he came away with the ball, Samir bloody Nasri!!! Added to that Ferdinand watches from the safety of 5 yards as Dzeko scores from the corner ... not even an attempt to match his run, just ... watching???

Even in his heyday with Everton he might have lost 90% of his games against the top 4 teams, but they were never humiliated like this. The players have given up on him, he is a dead man walking.

That said ... lets hope he can muster something against Bayern and for the rest of the season cos he's a decent auld skin is Moysie, would be sad to see him go without getting 400 million to spend and a guaranteed 3 more years in the hot seat.

Don't know what would make moyes look worse Everton getting in to the champions league or utd not

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

The good news is this really is the end of Moyes.

Lot of anger and its only going to get worse.

Keep telling yourself that but he's being backed by the club. I'll be amazed if he's not Utd manager in December.

Another depressing match and result.

I was hugely disappointed with Fellaini. He didn't look bothered. Didn't want to break a sweat getting to a breaking ball or tackle. He made some of Evra's performances look good.

I don't know if it has been mentioned, but there wasn't a single pro-Moyes chant through out the match. Unless I went deaf for parts of it.

That was probably the biggest thing I'll take from the match. I think the tide is turning. If the crowd start to get on his back, he could be in for it.

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

The good news is this really is the end of Moyes.

Lot of anger and its only going to get worse.

Sure? Plenty twitter talk of stewards preventing fans taking the consent one banner down alrigjt.
Some journos mentioned the first rumblings of discontent at OT as well.

I actually think he's gone now, absolutely no excuses. As someone's posted earlier there's players so far below their usual standards its not even funny. These are players with 2,3,4,5 premierships and a champions league medal. It cannot be that difficult to get these players focused and playing and defending well. It cannot and should not be tolerated

really numb feeling. we are a shambles at home. getting played off the park by nearly everyone who visits.