Manchester United appoints new manager
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TheVigilante
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oh we dont want GAY people commenting on this thread, basically cheap reply from a cheap club supporter
go kiss mancini's ass since your a GAY
JackSparrow
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Mancini may not be in his job next season. And I certainly wouldn't kiss no Manky Blue Ass!
Plus you are obsessed with the word GAY. So proof is in the pudding!
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GO kill yourself then
JackSparrow
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No need to be offensive. I was joking about Man U.
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We are the CHAMPIONS OF ENGLAND
GLORY GLORY MAN UTD.
GLORY GLORY MAN UTD.
It's tough to call if he will be a success or not. Moyes has no european pedigree and a poor record against the top 6 domestically. I'm a Moyes fan though. Watching Everton they do have a nice blend of flair and fight (albeit more of the later). But that is something that Fergie's Man Utd teams have benefited from for the past couple of decades. Coming 2nd next year will be deemed a failure so the pressure is on.
Us Glaswegians may be crap at playing football but we're bloody brilliant at telling other people how to play
Us Glaswegians may be crap at playing football but we're bloody brilliant at telling other people how to play
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Moyes is perfect for MU. I dont see any other manager capable of replacing SAF
Klopp? He would stay at Dortmund. The only way for him to leave Dortmund is if someone at Germany (like Munchen or the national team) offering a job there
Mourinho? He's going to Chelsea
Heynckess? He would retire for maybe a year or get job elsewhere but for sure he wont go to Premier league next year (he never had interest there)
so who else is capable of replacing SAF?
it's also a bit unfair to look at head to head comparison between Everton and the other big clubs. Everton WAS a very small club before Moyes came there and he made it a team capable of fighting the 4th-7th spot every year. That's one good consistency there. You can't compare him with Fergie because Fergie always managed to hold his stars back in 90s while Moyes live in globalization era where his stars (like Rooney in the past and now Feilani and Baines) are always being chased by other big clubs not to mention competition in Premier League is quite fierce with that Russian and arab moneys for City/Chelsea.
Point is, during the first 6-8 years of Fergie reigns, he had less competition and less offers for his star players hence why he could keep his stars. Moyes' reign in Everton was pretty much different. Moyes faced fierce competition from big budget clubs and his players often receive temptations to play in other clubs yet he could bring Everton to 4th-8th every year. Im not a big fan of Moyes but honestly he's underrated.
I even think he's way better than Wenger and Benitez. That doesnt mean he will be automatically capable of managing MU though. It's a very different matter. It reminds me to AVB whom succeeded massively with Porto but failed miserably with Chelsea. A lot of managers who succeeded in mid tier clubs failed when they got promoted (AVB, Pellegrini, etc.) so who knows if Moyes would be just another one. There are doubts but time will tell
Klopp? He would stay at Dortmund. The only way for him to leave Dortmund is if someone at Germany (like Munchen or the national team) offering a job there
Mourinho? He's going to Chelsea
Heynckess? He would retire for maybe a year or get job elsewhere but for sure he wont go to Premier league next year (he never had interest there)
so who else is capable of replacing SAF?
it's also a bit unfair to look at head to head comparison between Everton and the other big clubs. Everton WAS a very small club before Moyes came there and he made it a team capable of fighting the 4th-7th spot every year. That's one good consistency there. You can't compare him with Fergie because Fergie always managed to hold his stars back in 90s while Moyes live in globalization era where his stars (like Rooney in the past and now Feilani and Baines) are always being chased by other big clubs not to mention competition in Premier League is quite fierce with that Russian and arab moneys for City/Chelsea.
Point is, during the first 6-8 years of Fergie reigns, he had less competition and less offers for his star players hence why he could keep his stars. Moyes' reign in Everton was pretty much different. Moyes faced fierce competition from big budget clubs and his players often receive temptations to play in other clubs yet he could bring Everton to 4th-8th every year. Im not a big fan of Moyes but honestly he's underrated.
I even think he's way better than Wenger and Benitez. That doesnt mean he will be automatically capable of managing MU though. It's a very different matter. It reminds me to AVB whom succeeded massively with Porto but failed miserably with Chelsea. A lot of managers who succeeded in mid tier clubs failed when they got promoted (AVB, Pellegrini, etc.) so who knows if Moyes would be just another one. There are doubts but time will tell
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Everything you just said became nullified with the inclusion of the above statement.
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Everton was never a small club. In the shit when Moyes arrived certainly and he did a great job . bt in the Northwest of England Everton are a huge club with a great history
interesting read about the money he has had to spend at Everton
interesting read about the money he has had to spend at Everton
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Moyes did a great job at Everton considering he basically had no worthy out and out striker in all his time there. I'm a Newcastle supporter myself but i think he's gonna be a legend at United and im delighted for him.. he deserves it working on that shoe string budget for the last 10 years.
You can guarantee United will be as rock solid as ever with him in charge too, i just hope they'll still be able to attract the Ronaldo's and Bale's while he's still proving himself there.
You can guarantee United will be as rock solid as ever with him in charge too, i just hope they'll still be able to attract the Ronaldo's and Bale's while he's still proving himself there.