He's been absolutely terrible the 2nd half of the season ...
Fergie to retire (confirmed)
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He's been absolutely terrible the 2nd half of the season ...
There only hope of continuing success is to get a high impact manager like Mourinho, which will maybe get them another title or two in the next few years, but then leave them in a worse position afterwards. If it's the likes of Moyes, I suspect he'll try continue like Ferguson has done, but fall short. I think/hope they'll fall off soon enough, their squad is not good enough to continue winning like thy have done, and once a new manager puts their own stamp on it, they'll lose the winning mentality that they have bred into them under Ferguson. I know I'm probably being over optimistic, but for me Ferguson has stayed too long, it has meant they've won more trophies, but given that he's been unable to find a decent number two, I think they'll suffer for it in the next few years.
I hope it is Moyes to be honest he's just a jumped up accountant that's good with money that's all!! He's won nothing in 11 or 12yrs are'nt the mancs a team of winners? Either way I think they're fucked now. Hopefully Rooney, Scholes and Giggs fuck off now as well, this could be the rock that starts the avalanche and they go through all the shit we've had to go through!! Let's see how great they are then CUNTS.
What next Xabi Alonso comes back?
For Liverpool to finish fifth next season?
Look at this:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22447018
He thanks everyone except for the ones who have worked hardest for him all these years, the referees.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22447018
He thanks everyone except for the ones who have worked hardest for him all these years, the referees.
Ferguson is one of the two exceptions, not because of tactics or motivation but because of transfer and contract decisions.
I happen to think United wont become shite overnight because of the change. I'll be amazed if they don't have a strong set up behind the scenes doing the hard work of identifying and analysing players. It'll be a good set up for anyone to walk into, the only downside is that United were a little on the lucky side this year (look at the number if 1-0's) - so some regression should be expected.
But that said United haven't been very sort termist in their transfer dealings of late - unusual for a manager who knows he's on the way out. Fergie was planning ahead all of the time.
"one of the two"?
Who's the other one?
EDIT: Also, surely you don't believe that transfer and contract decisions don't affect other teams?
The biggest grin for quite a while spread on my face this morning when that little treat broadcast over the radio! Bet the scum fans are a little bit papping it. Any new manager is no guarantee of success
Is it just me that reckons Moyes is being hugely underestimated on here?
A jumped up accountant someone said? What?
I don't know how well he'd make the step up but he's done a great job at Everton all in all and the football they play isn't always as bad as has been made out. Osman, Mirales, Piennar, Baines... they're not exactly promoted beyond their means cloggers are they.
A jumped up accountant someone said? What?
I don't know how well he'd make the step up but he's done a great job at Everton all in all and the football they play isn't always as bad as has been made out. Osman, Mirales, Piennar, Baines... they're not exactly promoted beyond their means cloggers are they.
Wenger. You're reading it wrong.
Fergie and Wenger make better decisions on contracts and transfers, they have a positive effect on their clubs when you equalise all other factors.
No other Premiership managers have done that.
Tell your bro: if he keeps saying that to himself, he might even come to believe it one day.
There's the third wish
Nope, but theres a huge step up from making the most of what you've got and making the best out of a lot, just see Harry Redknapp. It'll be very interesting to see how well he does.
I can't emphasise how much I disagree with this.
It isn't just you. Anyone taking that job now has a huge assignment on their hands, and not every manager who gets a middle-ranking team outperforming as often as Moyes has over the years does equally well if given a crack at a really big club, but I think he's tough enough and savvy enough to be in with a chance.
haha I will.
Fair dinkum!
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