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Fergie: Retired, Moyes: Sacked, LVG/Giggs: The New Super Duo

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milo said:
I think that Moves is a lot better manager than many people give him credit for. It's obviously a step up from Everton to Man U but every big name manager has to make a step up at some time in their career.
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Just don't see it.

He plays not to lose. Unless he changes that mentality to "Play to win" Man Utd won't go near him I imagine. I'm sure they'd have a meeting with him and they'd go through all of that with him, but no experience in the Champions League, not won away at a top 4 club in 10 years he's been at Everton, not won one single trophy. He'd be sacked if they lost a few games within his first few months.
 
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Mumorn said:
Just don't see it.

He plays not to lose. Unless he changes that mentality to "Play to win" Man Utd won't go near him I imagine. I'm sure they'd have a meeting with him and they'd go through all of that with him, but no experience in the Champions League, not won away at a top 4 club in 10 years he's been at Everton, not won one single trophy. He'd be sacked if they lost a few games within his first few months.
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You have to cut one's coat according to one's cloth.

He's been a success there, he can spot a player and players obviously like playing for him. Any change is a risk but maybe the ManU directors will see Moyes shortcomings as less of a risk than the circus that accompanies Mourinho everywhere or maybe they will surprise all of us and choose someone else.
 
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milo said:
You have to cut one's coat according to one's cloth.

He's been a success there, he can spot a player and players obviously like playing for him. Any change is a risk but maybe the ManU directors will see Moyes shortcomings as less of a risk than the circus that accompanies Mourinho everywhere or maybe they will surprise all of us and choose someone else.
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The only reason I could give for Man Utd even wanting Moyes is his longevity at Everton. Whereas Mourinho will probably just leave after a few years. I do think Ancelotti could do a job there though and stay there for years.
 
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If it's Moyes then no doubt the Rooney to leave rumours will pick up very quickly. They hate eachother.
 
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Mumorn said:
The only reason I could give for Man Utd even wanting Moyes is his longevity at Everton. Whereas Mourinho will probably just leave after a few years. I do think Ancelotti could do a job there though and stay there for years.
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Ability to manage on a budget could be a consideration. Man Utd will not spend the kind of money that Mourinho normally wants whilst the Glazers debt needs to be financed.
 
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ringo said:
Shame he didn't announce it before the Chelsea game, the players might have tried a little harder.
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My thoughts exactly.

After the sheer disbelief that the Mancs lost at home to Chelski, in such a cricial game for us, I was deeply suspicious.

If Spurs don't qualify for the CL, then Bale becomes rather more 'gettable' than if we are in it. We have a history of selling our best players to them. The Mancs have/had already won the league. A home loss to them did no damage at all, and very nicely 'suited' both sides in that game. They didn't play that well, did they... the Mancs I mean?! Then, timed to perfection, only a few days later, SAF announces retirement as manager (but will be a Director?Ambassador). If it had been announced before that game, does anyone think that MUFC would have lost then? Their players would have played out of their skins.

Bale... a nice present for the incoming new manager?? JM? Who was very complimentary to MUFC when they got knocked out of the CL.

Conspiracy theories.....me???? :-":-":-"
 
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.......David Moyes CV


Silverware - Ring from middle earth, but lost it somewhere, rumours Sir Alex has it stuck somewhere
 
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Obviously if they get a terrible manager like Klopp, it'd affect Man Utd. You know, someone who just got a far cheaper team to the Champion's league final while United struggled for two seasons straight in that very same competition. What an awful appointment that would be!
 
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Mumorn said:
His legacy has driven Mainz back into the middle of the pack in the Bundesliga after dodgy years, and has rebuilt Dortmund from the edge of obscurity, into a team that will be in the top 10 richest clubs by the end of the year. Klopps a genius, You have to be awfully bitter to ridicule him.
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Dortmund were always one of Germany's top teams - you make it sound like he took Wigan to the top. Edge of obscurity?
 
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I just remembered, Kenny Jackett resigned from Millwall the other day...
 
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I can't believe that any of you are biting at some obvious trolling
 
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