Whats with this shit defending?
It's understandable. After the Mancini years, the lads just want to score goals and have fun. Defensive form will come later on.
Whats with this shit defending?
Yeah have to pitch in with Viva here, I don't want him gone.
But something has to fucking change, and he has to instigate that as much as anyone else.
Maybe. We'll see how Wilbz feelsAre you up for playing BF4 at like midnight? Seems Wilbs wants to use the PS4, and I wanna watch MotD
as long as you stay onside
Lukaku is an unbelievably big gift by Mourinho. It is ridiculous that he is out on loan.
"I'm very disappointed. We needed a bit of good fortune and we didn't get it. Everton kept at it and showed us what a good team they are.
"We didn't defend the goal well enough so it was our own doing. We had some chances as well, as did Everton. They have been playing well and that's why they are up near the top of the league.
"It wasn't about me tonight, I was fortunate to manage Everton and I'm fortunate to be managing Manchester United. It's a big catch up for us now."
I still back his choice to bring his own men.I think he tried to change too much too fast. Got rid of too many of our backroom staff at the same time. There's nothing wrong with bring in your own men, but it should have been done more gradually.
He needs full financial backing over the next two transfer windows if hewants to get things right.
Lukaku is an unbelievably big gift by Mourinho. It is ridiculous that he is out on loan.
The comparison offends me.
He was never happy with him at all. He soooo fucking glad he's gone. Always has a smile to talk to him about football. :lolNot telling Tehehe...
But honestly, anyone who isn't stuck up in his arse (Like some Man U fans here) could have seen his tactical impotence and cowardice tactics. I have said it countless times again, He is an amazing Executive manager, but terrible coach. Cannot man manage, have a negative tactics and cannot take advantage of his team selection.On the plus side, he is quite clever in the transfer market, knows how to deal with trouble at club level and he is a respectable enough for players to respect him. He can motivate players as well (although I haven't seen him doing that yet at Man U) so he isn't all bad and there is a reason why he took so far during his years, but for all the god he brought to us (and believe me, I am thankful unlike many other Everton supporters) He had his bad side which was really frustrating and downright appalling.
I love you Moyes, but thank god you are gone.
I think he tried to change too much too fast. Got rid of too many of our backroom staff at the same time. There's nothing wrong with bring in your own men, but it should have been done more gradually.
He needs full financial backing over the next two transfer windows if hewants to get things right.
And now back to today's feature film, Moyes Boyes.
That's the thing that still baffles me. Why the fuck did he just dispense of a title-winning backroom staff to go with Phil Neville and a staff who had less experience of keeping things running in the midst of the pressure of a title challenge?
The only possible reason is a safety first, stick-to-what-you-know approach even if it is potentially damaging. Especially when you consider that Man Utd's staff were more important than any others' since Ferguson's had started giving them a lot of what would normally be considered managerial duties.
Similar to the situation AVB found himself in at Chelsea.I still back his choice to bring his own men.
We could have easily been in this position with Rene and co. They'd just turn on him.
Moyes needs to get more from the team. He needs to act with more conviction and his team need to reflect that confidence. As has been said, were playing like we don't believe in ourselves.
This is a tough job for Moyes now of course. Players will be blaming him and not themselves. He needs to rally and get people onside and get them in the team.
Would Arsenal fans even want him back?
United needs to pick up some of the lower table teams' players. They're genuine talents and they'll play well for United.
Then snag a new target man.
Then you'll need some classic English wingers to whip in the ball for him, maybe grab Jarvis or Downing.
You can have all this for about 100m. Deal of the century.
5 second highlights from the Stoke match
Similar to the situation AVB found himself in at Chelsea.
I've always wondered if SAF actually wanted Roberto Martinez to take over the club.
32 goals in 9 games tonight. If I wasn't so apoplectic watching Fellaini stumble around a football pitch like a fucking intoxicated plumber, I'd be talking about the majesty of the Premier League.
You know what. I half-expect Woodward and co. to do this after failing to secure Reus or Vidal with 30m bids.
I think United will drop out of the top four (unlike us), but yeah, dark days indeed.How could you forget the days when we had Diaby on the left wing, Eboue on the right wing, denilson in the middle, Baptista up front, Van Persie on the treatment table... Oh the horror!
Times were bad man. Times were bad. Fabregas must have hated every minute in those teams.
Why is everyone slurping Martinez? He was admittedly decent at Wigan, but did get them relegated with some very iffy transfer business.
He's had 5 good minutes at Everton, doesn't make him Bill Shankly. Power of hindsight eh.
Sacking Moyes now would be the most stupid thing to do regardless of results unless he gets you relegated. Sacking him now would simply mean that you're going straight down the Madrid/Chelsea path and then stability is the last thing you get. Who knows you might even reach Palermo levels then, either way sacking him now will just increase the chance that you'll keep sacking managers as soon as they lose x amount of games. It's one of the most disgusting things about Madrid and Chelsea.Moyes shouldn't be sacked. United aren't a shit show like Chelsea or Madrid when it comes to managers. Not having a go at either club, but they do have ridiculous policies when it comes to managers.
United's success has been built on stability. Yes, we had a brilliant manager, but even he got things wrong at the beginning. I'm not saying we should accept 4 years without a trophy like it was at the start of the Fergie era. We've a much bigger club with much higher aspirations. Moyes needs the time and backing to build his own team. That means at minimum two seasons and a lot of money spent in between.
It's gonna be tough to build that quality side if we don't qualify for the CL though. I just hope he doesn't retreat into his shell and stop playing our younger players because he feels the need to pick experienced lads.
Why is everyone slurping Martinez? He was admittedly decent at Wigan, but did get them relegated with some very iffy transfer business.
He's had 5 good minutes at Everton, doesn't make him Bill Shankly. Power of hindsight eh.
This shit pisses me off as well. Danny Mills - "If you take Wayne Rooney out of the team, where is the inspiration?"
The amount of fucking pundits and media members - and fans actually - that have ignored every bad Rooney performance this season is astonishing me.
Sohois is giving him far too little credit though. Everton have been playing some fantastic stuff all season, and it isn't just down to signing Lukaku - who had to be convinced to come to Everton despite having an offer from a WBA side he'd just spent a very profitable year at.
Prob because of the work he did at Swansea.Why is everyone slurping Martinez? He was admittedly decent at Wigan, but did get them relegated with some very iffy transfer business.
He's had 5 good minutes at Everton, doesn't make him Bill Shankly. Power of hindsight eh.
32 goals in 9 games tonight. If I wasn't so apoplectic watching Fellaini stumble around a football pitch like a fucking intoxicated plumber, I'd be talking about the majesty of the Premier League.
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I wish Suarez would just leave us alone!! Big bully 🙈🙈🙈
AVB was stubborn as fuck regarding the style of football he wanted to play; dogmatic almost.
Moyes has no style whatsoever. He's a corpse with a teamsheet and Phillip Neville.