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His (bacon face's) legacy in terms of the team he left and having a hand in the appointment of Moyes was undoubtedly a disaster.
The scholes out of retiremnt move was a clear statement that they had nothing in midfield yet he failed to even try and replace him before and after he retired. They are still suffering with Carrick and Mop head being influential players when they should really be squad players at best (given age and ability respectively).
Their season next year hangs on the form of a small number of players and the transfers they make.
If they get ADM back on form they have a match winner, they also need to settle on a back 4. They need a goal scorer. They need a central midfielder.
If they sort those issue out they could compete at the top but they seem to ignore the obvious year after year.
Do you honestly think Ferguson wouldn't have gone on a spending spree if he'd been given the green light by the Glazers? I'm not saying his recruitment policy wasn't short-termist towards the end, but that was because the years of underinvestment in the squad by the owners meant it was the only way Taggart could fuel his ego and get the title back in 2013.

The pertinent question that arises out of this, which has never been asked in the lickspittle press, of course, is why a man who was never afraid to stand up to his employers previously, who was well known for taking no shit and acting like a petulant child if he didn't get what he wanted, was so compliant, so effete, with his last employers at the club.

The answer may lay with information in their possession which somehow brought him obediently to heel.
 
Do you honestly think Ferguson wouldn't have gone on a spending spree if he'd been given the green light by the Glazers? I'm not saying his recruitment policy wasn't short-termist towards the end, but that was because the years of underinvestment in the squad by the owners meant it was the only way Taggart could fuel his ego and get the title back in 2013.

The pertinent question that arises out of this, which has never been asked in the lickspittle press, of course, is why a man who was never afraid to stand up to his employers previously, who was well known for taking no shit and acting like a petulant child if he didn't get what he wanted, was so compliant, so effete, with his last employers at the club.

The answer may lay with information in their possession which somehow brought him obediently to heel.
Provided by the 2 gentlemen from Ireland with 99 question perhaps ?
 
I hope the truth comes out while the pisscan is still alive.
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This seems to be what the media are missing out on when they go on about the scum playing hardball over Flappy. They have 2 choices. Accept what Madrid are offering now or lose him on a free in 12 months. There's even the possibility that he could choose to buy out his contract for £5m and go this summer, although it's less likely.

I've been thinking about this option for a number of players and wondering why it is used so infrequently where players want to leave. Why couldn't the buying club (informally) agree to reimburse the player who buys out his remaining contract, thereby paying just a small amount instead of a full transfer fee? Are there some rules preventing this?
 
I've been thinking about this option for a number of players and wondering why it is used so infrequently where players want to leave. Why couldn't the buying club (informally) agree to reimburse the player who buys out his remaining contract, thereby paying just a small amount instead of a full transfer fee? Are there some rules preventing this?
No rules preventing it, just clubs too hesitant to give players more power than they already have.
 
Good ole Raymondo with another corker...

(from the Express)

FORMER France boss Raymond Domenech believes Morgan Schneiderlin should settle for a move to Manchester United, but only because Chelsea and Manchester City aren't interested.
United are now in pole position to land the player from Southampton.
And while Domenech says the 25-year-old needs the move to retain his place in the French squad, he believes a move to Old Trafford will have to suffice because their aren't better options available.
"For him, [United] is a good move," Domenech told reporters.
"If he wants to be with the French national team, then he has to be in this Champions League - but if he stays at Southampton, no luck."

"United are better than Southampton, sure, but it's not [Manchester] City, it's not Chelsea. For him, the first thing is to leave Southampton.
"After, if he gets a team just behind the three big teams, it's good.
"Maybe after, he'll come through. He is good enough for the Champions League."
Is he after the city job next year ?
 
Who are they actually trying to sign this summer..... oh wait haven't they been snubbed by about everyone touted so far - no strategy, no plan....... just laughable
 
Do you honestly think Ferguson wouldn't have gone on a spending spree if he'd been given the green light by the Glazers? I'm not saying his recruitment policy wasn't short-termist towards the end, but that was because the years of underinvestment in the squad by the owners meant it was the only way Taggart could fuel his ego and get the title back in 2013.

The pertinent question that arises out of this, which has never been asked in the lickspittle press, of course, is why a man who was never afraid to stand up to his employers previously, who was well known for taking no shit and acting like a petulant child if he didn't get what he wanted, was so compliant, so effete, with his last employers at the club.

The answer may lay with information in their possession which somehow brought him obediently to heel.

The highly lucrative "2012 Equity Incentive Award Plan" that would be my guess..
 
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