The 'Don't sack Moyes' petition
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Rumour has it that after the Everton game, Moyes could be sacked.
MU Board: Please don't sack him, he's doing a great job.
Signed
Pinarello001
MU Board: Please don't sack him, he's doing a great job.
Signed
Pinarello001
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I'll sign that!
They have to be patient, Rome wasn't built in a day, he deserves 4 or 5 years in the job at least.0 -
I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles0
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Moyes is the chosen one so they can't sack him, not without Ferguson's permission.0
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"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0
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Can't help but feel sorry for Moyes. He did a good job and worked hard at Everton for many years, having been at Preston before that. The United job must of been a dream come true, imagine having the chance to follow on in the footsteps of SAF, what a feeling.
He did a lot of things wrong, there's no getting away from that. I think the players deserve a decent share of the blame, but I can see why the board thought they had no alternative. Still, to lose to your old club in the way that they did, with your dream in tatters and your reputation in ruins, then having to drive in this morning, knowing what was coming. That must feel pretty sh!t.
Hope he's able to put it behind him and find a new club where he can restore his reputation. He seems like a genuinely nice guy."That's it! You people have stood in my way long enough. I'm going to clown college! " - Homer0 -
I'd have him at Villa any time.
It'd be lovely to be 7th in the league.0 -
MaxwellBygraves wrote:Still, to lose to your old club in the way that they did, with your (...) reputation in ruins,
I think that people will still see him as a decent mid-table manager, just not a big club man.0 -
Jurgen Klopp's turned the job down. Oh, for a summer of watching big name managers turn down the Manure job. :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:0
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I am sure there will be plenty of teams after him. He got Everton into the Champions League previously. He is capable of managing better than mid table clubs but he is clearly not at the top table of managers who can hit the ground running wherever they go. I suspect he would need a bit of time anywhere to forge a team and clearly ManU didn't have that patience (understandably in a world where Champions League means everything).
I think his biggest mistake was taking the job in the first place, everyone knew it was a poisoned chalice. I do feel for him as he has been going through a personal nightmare for many months. I hope he gets a good gig soon so he can prove people wrong.
I have no sympathy for Man U though and hope they get relegated.0 -
nathancom wrote:I do feel for him
I don't with the payoff he's gettingnathancom wrote:I have no sympathy for Man U though and hope they get relegated.
Unlikely :P"Arran, you are like the Tony Benn of smut. You have never diluted your depravity and always stand by your beliefs. You have my respect sir and your wife my pity"
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nathancom wrote:
No pay off as he didn't qualify for the CL apparently…..I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles0 -
Failure to qualify for the CL next year triggered the get-out that allowed him to be sacked with 1 year's payment. Not a bad deal, but not quite £10m. Equally, not £0 either.
BTW your Reservoir Dogs style photo has appeared in the paper. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/footba ... -live.html
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Lazy bloody journalists…..I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles0
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Apparently Martinez is in the frame.0
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johnny25 wrote:I'd have him at Villa any time.
It'd be lovely to be 7th in the league.
Villa could be the perfect club for Moyes to take over at. They are in a similar position to Everton when he took over back in 2002, a big club struggling at the wrong end of the division, after a few years of mediocrity. But with Villa expected to be sold in the summer to American billionaires, not sure the new owners would want the Glaziers cast offs....0 -
Cygnus wrote:Apparently Martinez is in the frame.
Surely not?!
Can you imagine the Everton fans reaction..."That's it! You people have stood in my way long enough. I'm going to clown college! " - Homer0 -
MaxwellBygraves wrote:Cygnus wrote:Apparently Martinez is in the frame.
Surely not?!
Can you imagine the Everton fans reaction...0 -
Some Man Utd fans make me smile. The same gurning morons who demanded the sacking of Fergie are among those who now deem nobody else fit to stand in his shadow.
The cretins who wanted the Glazers out and took to wearing the old NH colours soon got bored and found a new kebab shop to lean against... There does occasionally dseem to be a lack of analysis and vision in one or two of the more vocal fans.
I thought DM was a good, shrewd appointment. It hasn't worked out, but it seemed a good choice at the time. I'd have given him longer, but it wasn't my call. These things happen.
As for the baying fans and the sky-sign puerility and banner-waving oafishness, it seems as much a sign of not having much else to do... These things are cyclical and always have been. MUFC had an extraordinary run at the head of the pack. They are not entitled to take the top spot as freehold. The wonder generation was put together (in part) with money that seemed astronomical at the time and they could then poach whom they wanted when they wanted to. The world turns. They will have their day again but it is not today and will not be tomorrow.
I recall thinking that Rioch was a clever appointment at Arsenal after the untimely sacking (banning) of GG. He did OK and brought in some good, new blood... but he suffered the same fate as Moyes, albeit without the 24/7 press fascination that every off-key fart now seems to merit in the Internet age.
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johnfinch wrote:Debeli wrote:The cretins who wanted the Glazers out
Much as I enjoy rubbishing anything to do with Manure, why are their fans cretins for wanting the Glazers out?
Okay then, I'll be the first red to stick my head above the parapet...
Yes, I am one of those 'cretins' who wanted, and still want, the Glazer gimps out of the club. There have been years of internecine fighting going on for the last nine years since they took control, usually placated by the success on the pitch - but it now looks like even that is giving way to some sort of mediocrity. It was simply the fact that Fergie was such a great manager that they got away with under-investment in the squad, and now it's come home to roost, Moyes inherited a squad that was ageing and for United's standards, decidedly average.
Ownership issues aside, I feel bad for Moyes, last summer's transfer window was a complete farce (someone must have moved a decimal place on the valuation of Fellaini from £2.7m), but even then, he has been a little out of his depth, unable to change things when it was going belly-up, and that seemed to be quite a lot of the time. I really wanted him to succeed, as he seems a decent bloke, but in the PL era nobody gets time these days, not even at United, where they said this was a long term project. And just like all the other hire-em-fire-em clubs out there (95% of the others basically), they were lying through their teeth. Quelle Surprise.
So...laugh it up while you can, it's been a long time coming for some ABU's, but we will rise again - the Business Plan means we have to!0 -
Cygnus wrote:MaxwellBygraves wrote:Cygnus wrote:Apparently Martinez is in the frame.
Surely not?!
Can you imagine the Everton fans reaction...
Nothing would surprise me anymore this season!"That's it! You people have stood in my way long enough. I'm going to clown college! " - Homer0 -
I saw this come up on a silent TV in the breakfast room of the hotel I stayed in last night.
My first thought was "Who is Moyes?" and then I realised it was nothing at all important and went back to my breakfast.
But honestly BBC? 20 minutes coverage, outside broadcast at some Manu facility, and interviewing someone in Barcelona. Slow news day was it? :roll:
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Drat, the peition never had time to get going.
I almost felt a bit sorry for Moyes today. In some ways he reminds me of Gordon Brown - another Scotsman who got the dream job he was always after, then fekked it up and watched his career crumble to dust.
Anyhow, wonder if Giggsy can do any better for the last few matches of the season"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Stevo 666 wrote:Drat, the peition never had time to get going.
I almost felt a bit sorry for Moyes today. In some ways he reminds me of Gordon Brown - another Scotsman who got the dream job he was always after, then fekked it up and watched his career crumble to dust.
Anyhow, wonder if Giggsy can do any better for the last few matches of the season
Doesn't matter what Giggsy does, no CL for them. A dilapidated squad marinaded into the 'you do what I say or else' archaic Fuggle methodology and it's crumbling without the big stick all in the face of Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal, Man City and now Everton vying for a CL place.
Better than a soap opera. Can any of the geeks check out how long Fergie had been in charge when Steve Bruce saved him from the chop? F*cking Steve Bruce.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
pinarello001 wrote:Stevo 666 wrote:Drat, the peition never had time to get going.
I almost felt a bit sorry for Moyes today. In some ways he reminds me of Gordon Brown - another Scotsman who got the dream job he was always after, then fekked it up and watched his career crumble to dust.
Anyhow, wonder if Giggsy can do any better for the last few matches of the season
Doesn't matter what Giggsy does, no CL for them. A dilapidated squad marinaded into the 'you do what I say or else' archaic Fuggle methodology and it's crumbling without the big stick all in the face of Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal, Man City and now Everton vying for a CL place.
Better than a soap opera. Can any of the geeks check out how long Fergie had been in charge when Steve Bruce saved him from the chop? F*cking Steve Bruce.
You forgot to mention their massive debt.0