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The Special One™
When: 09 Feb 14 18:05
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By:
A.H HUNTER esq.
When: 09 Feb 14 18:07
A man struggling and under massive pressure,seemingly out of his depth .
By:
carlos12345
When: 09 Feb 14 18:09
out of his depth
By:
knot in wood
When: 09 Feb 14 18:15
europa lge would be a disaster,better of finishing 8.
By:
scott1092
When: 09 Feb 14 18:16
relegation looming at this rate Shocked
By:
hitmanhearn
When: 09 Feb 14 18:17
Serious question: Does anyone remember Moyes wearing a suit on the touch line at Everton?
By:
pushkin99
When: 09 Feb 14 18:18
Gollum must stayLaughLaughLaugh he is doing a brilliant jobDevilDevilDevil
By:
judorick
When: 09 Feb 14 18:18
laid them at 1.16 average before start of season for top 4, been topping up regularly, averaging 1.68 now... they are 10 to lay now!!

boom
By:
Mike-lfc
When: 09 Feb 14 18:22
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By:
A.H HUNTER esq.
When: 09 Feb 14 18:26
Serious question: Does anyone remember Moyes wearing a suit on the touch line at Everton?

  FA Cup final v Chelsea but I think he changed into a tracksuit before the game started.

  He is not in a comfort zone for sure ,starting to act out of character ,maybe someone has told him he will look more authoritive in a whistle.
By:
carlos12345
When: 09 Feb 14 18:26
nice work jud
By:
judorick
When: 09 Feb 14 18:28
it weren't only me, a number of forumites were on the bet but cheers

someone did a thread on it, will be a nice pick up at the end
By:
TheChaser
When: 09 Feb 14 18:30
Hes laughing in interviewLaugh
By:
notwhatwho
When: 09 Feb 14 18:31
I cant see him lasting beyond easter
By:
Coachbuster
When: 09 Feb 14 18:34
he's been very unlucky imo - today they should have easily won  ,feel sorry for the bloke ,but it seems the fans want him out  -maybe one or two players arten't pulling their weight ?

under Fergie they would have been given that penalty for starters
By:
TheChaser
When: 09 Feb 14 18:38
youve got to feel a little sorry for him as it was all united but its extra funny on united fans
By:
The Malady Lingers On...
When: 09 Feb 14 18:52
i think he looks ill
By:
Biscuit1979
When: 09 Feb 14 19:01
Agreed. I said a few weeks ago after they lost to Swansea that he looks like he's aged 15 years in 6 months
By:
scott1092
When: 09 Feb 14 19:03
think he s making the glaziers ill ,there cash cow going down the swanny
By:
GAZO
When: 09 Feb 14 19:08
champions league is everything to the big clubs,he wont get much time next season if they dont qualify this year,which is looking highly unlikely
By:
mikenichols
When: 09 Feb 14 19:12
Yes, Hunter, you certainly are well out of your depth.

On second thoughts though, you tend to thrive when it's a case of damning those whose jobs you couldn't do in a hundred years.

So easy to sit on the sidelines and condemn the efforts of others.

But I guess some of us sort of need that to feel good about our selves...

Anyway, I for one always enjoy getting on your case.
By:
mikenichols
When: 09 Feb 14 19:14
scott1092, Man Utd are totally financially viable for the foreseeable future, these adverse results mean nothing in terms of the bigger picture.
By:
scott1092
When: 09 Feb 14 19:14
cant do is job , why what is he actually doing has utd manager
By:
scott1092
When: 09 Feb 14 19:15
how longs foreseeable
By:
pushkin99
When: 09 Feb 14 19:19
not sure what your point is mikenichols - Gollum is doing a brilliant job at manure LaughLaughLaugh

Gollum MUST stay DevilDevilDevilLaughLaughLaughDevilDevilDevil
By:
Captain Christy
When: 09 Feb 14 19:23
Mike thinks Wenker is doing a good job as well, says all you need to know.
By:
pushkin99
When: 09 Feb 14 19:28
With no CL footie next year, manure will be descending into financial meltdown.DevilDevilDevil

Remember, the Glazers have not put one cent of there own money into manure - the club was bought with loans which were all placed back onto the club.

The massive interest on the loans is only being serviced by soaking the clubs fans and with the Glazers intention to walk away from manure with a massive cheque in their pockets - no CL footie means the fans will have to pay even more..........LaughLaughLaugh
By:
mikenichols
When: 09 Feb 14 19:30
Oh, so sorry, chaps, how dare I bring in such an unfair notion!

I mean, just imagine, football fans having to think, speak and write like responsible adults!

End of the world as we know it, eh?!!
By:
A.H HUNTER esq.
When: 09 Feb 14 19:31
Nicholls thought he was going to win the league with Wenger .

  Been another harsh lesson for him ,like the one he got when he did not understand the pass back rule and was bemoaning Arsenal's bad luck in Spain a while ago.
By:
pushkin99
When: 09 Feb 14 19:32
Gollum MUST stay LaughLaughLaugh
By:
mikenichols
When: 09 Feb 14 19:32
Man Utd announced hugely lucrative new financial sponsorship deals only very recently. They're guaranteed to thrive for many more years.
By:
Captain Christy
When: 09 Feb 14 19:32
just so long Mike as you can differentiate between thinking you are right and being right.
By:
mikenichols
When: 09 Feb 14 19:33
Who's this 'Nicholls' guy then, Hunter?

Oh, sorry, I forgot you can't see properly. Which might explain your skewed perspective, of course.
By:
mikenichols
When: 09 Feb 14 19:37
Btw, Captain Christy, fyi I've blocked your posts for a long time now, so thankfully I've not exposed to your rubbish.
By:
mikenichols
When: 09 Feb 14 19:38
Correction, that should read:

'I've not been exposed to your rubbish.'
By:
mikenichols
When: 09 Feb 14 19:42
Er, Hunter old chap, your imagination's getting on top of you again.

In fact, I've never expected Arsenal to land the title, even this season. And certainly not now.
By:
Captain Christy
When: 09 Feb 14 19:46
Oh well, no wonder you continue to be such a twot then Laugh
By:
MrMeaner
When: 09 Feb 14 19:47
Man Utd announced hugely lucrative new financial sponsorship deals only very recently. They're guaranteed to thrive for many more years.

Having the funds to spend is all well & good, but you need to have the right man at the helm to spend it. No CL football means United will be a far less attractive proposition to any potential world class players that are looking for a big move. Anyway, United's income is small-change compared to what the likes of City & Chelsea have at their disposal. & that's not to mention the other clubs in Europe owned by sugar-daddies.

United won't fall off the radar, but it's highly unlikely they'll ever get anywhere near to the level they've been used to under Fergie.
By:
A.H HUNTER esq.
When: 09 Feb 14 19:48
Well done Mike you certainly got something right on here .

  Why the anger then? Did you expect Mourinho to need a season to settle in?   4 months and a new D/M and Chelsea are back on course ,you are going to heave a deperate 10 years on here if reports are correct and Roman is looking long term?
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