[Brother Leon]

Originally Posted by BBfanUSA

That's why I don't get this at all.

I think the most oppoturnistic time would be if this continues next season.

Firing him now would get Man U nowhere.

Why give him 200m to spend when he would just be sacked if it continues next season? You get rid now and give the money to the right person to spend or give Moyes the full 6 years....I know which is the smarter choice

[Ryan57]

Think I crapped myself about 2% with that thread title change.

[Alf]

So what players would you like to see at Man Utd next season.

[Brother Leon]

Originally Posted by wannashag

So what players would you like to see at Man Utd next season.

Realistic options..

Carvalho
Strootman(If Van Gaal takes over). If not Van Gaal then the best CM from the Manager's team
Ricardo Rodriquz(better than Shaw, while still young and probably cheaper)
and a Pacey winger just to add a different element to the Mata/Kagawa/Januzaj combo. Maybe Antoine Griezmann

If I was going full on wet dream scenario then Reus,Carvalho and Kroos and Rodriquez.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Brother Leon

Realistic options..

Carvalho
Strootman(If Van Gaal takes over). If not Van Gaal then the best CM from the Manager's team
Ricardo Rodriquz(better than Shaw, while still young and probably cheaper)
and a Pacey winger just to add a different element to the Mata/Kagawa/Januzaj combo. Maybe Antoine Griezmann

If I was going full on wet dream scenario then Reus,Carvalho and Kroos and Rodriquez.

For me an Experienced centre back who can organize to play alongside Jones or Smalling should be top priority, keep Rio for one more year to cover for injury's and suspensions, get rid of Evans (he's not good enough), I think your likely to get Shaw and you really should be trying to get Coleman (hope you don't like)

Agree you need a good wide player and you need a leader in the middle of the park, if Fabregas is available then you should go out and get him (he's a proven qualtity player in this league).

[King Gizzard]

Andddd he's sacked

[Ryan57]

YES! GET IN!

[Ryan57]

[AnnieK]

08:41


Here is how Manchester United broke the news on Twitter:

Man Utd: Manchester United announces that David Moyes has left the club. The club would like to place on record its thanks for the hard work, honesty and integrity he brought to the role.

[AnnieK]

Thank god.......

[Jemal]

Yessssss ddont even sorry for him aswell.
Hes getting 30 pdd million compensation

[arista]

Yes at last

[MTVN]

Thanks for the laughs Moysey, you shall be missed

[Crimson Dynamo]

Big Sam for Man U

[Ryan57]

Originally Posted by Jemal

Yessssss ddont even sorry for him aswell.
Hes getting 30 pdd million compensation

He's only getting Ł4.5 million. The Glazers' business sense has worked out again. Him not finishing in the Top 4 triggered a clause in which if he's sacked they only have to pay one year.

[Ryan57]

Klopp has ruled himself out.

Van Gaal it is.

[Ryan57]

Apparently Fergie is isolated on the board and has very few friends. He's not happy about it.

That's what happens when you make such a disgraceful choice.

[Black Dagger]

Oh well, was fun while it lasted, still think you're in for another season of mediocrity even with a competent manager, although maybe not since you'll only have to focus on the league while us top clubs are swanning around Europe

[Marcus.]

well it looks like it was too bigger boots to fill

[Drew.]

Yurrr job now is to get behind our nurrr manager

[James]

This picture is on the Daily Mail website. Eh?

[Ryan57]

Originally Posted by Drew.

Yurrr job now is to get behind our nurrr manager

And your job now is to never have a say again. Along with Charlton.

[Alf]

Football games are won and lost on a piece of grass, it doesn't matter what manager comes in.

With Scholes gone there was absolutely no leadership in the middle of the park, no one on the pitch to show a bit of fighting spirit when times got tough, they had to call on a 40 year old to do that job for them.

Unless they bring in World class leaders in the centre of defence and centre midfield then your not improving and your gonna get in to the manager merry go round.

What's the certainty that Van Gaal is gonna be successful? for a start he's never managed in the Premier League which is quite different to any other league with two cups that can involve two legs and replays, fixture pile ups especially over Christmas and the speed and style of play is different to what you get on the continent. Also Van Gaal has won most things in the game, is he still hungry and enthusiastic for whats a huge challenge? or is just gonna come for one last big pay day?

Carlos Queiroz is my tip for the job.


The media are wan*ing themselves into a coma, they got what they want, ammo to feed the baying animals.

[Brother Leon]

Get off with all the media bs. Even now the radio stations are all "poor Dave, players let him down"..you want to blame the media for a dismissal then it is AVB's..not Moyes. Also Moyes had 2 windows to get a midfielder...two windows. He rejected two quality Spanish midfielders and bought Fellaini..that alone is sack worthy.


Van Gaal may be no better, but he will at least do much better in the market and won't stand for any of this bs. You think Van Gaal keeps Rooney on the pitch even when he's stinking it up?

[BBfanUSA]

Originally Posted by wannashag

Football games are won and lost on a piece of grass, it doesn't matter what manager comes in.

Exactly, all they're doing is rebooting the transistional period from the beginning.

I will lose my mind if they turn out they're not "good" next year and people call for the sacking of the next manager and no one else *cough* Glazer Family *cough*