I Hart Man City
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The emoticons on that site are embarrassing.
This is concerning, they might wise up at old Trafford that the philosophy is the biggest scam since prince ntengie of Ghana emailed me because a long lost relative left me 6 million quid in a will.
Pray for a rag win in their 4th place cup final, might paper over the cracks for a few more months.
Why would the family man want the job though? He's got all the perks now with none of the responsibility.If they do then, hopefully, they turn to Bryan Giggs, manager in waiting. He's got the sum total of 4 games managerial experience, and he lost at home to Sunderland in one of those!
Why would the family man want the job though? He's got all the perks now with none of the responsibility.
Beats me but you can be sure the Pisscan is pulling the strings for a "Class of 92" takeover where a new dynasty will be born.Why would the family man want the job though? He's got all the perks now with none of the responsibility.
That brief snapshot of him doing the team talk at HT which was on TV tells you all you need to know about how successful his managerial career will be.I really hope they give it to Giggs. He'll be so far out of his depth it will be even funnier than when Moyes got it.
But that's them, not us. There are two teams that are far better than them (us & Chelsea) and one that is materially better than them. That means finishing top three represents either an over-achievement or one of the other three slipping up. I'm sure they'd be happy with that.From the article in The Times today......
" Van Gaal said last night that he would be happy with a top-three finish this season".
If pellers,or any other City manager ever said that 4 games into a season,as a fan,I'd be fucking fuming.
But that's them, not us. There are two teams that are far better than them (us & Chelsea) and one that is materially better than them. That means finishing top three represents either an over-achievement or one of the other three slipping up. I'm sure they'd be happy with that.
Better that they stick by Van Gaal until money gets tight (and it eventually will). The last thing anybody wants is them hiring and firing like we used to do, but stumbling on a good manager.
Let them decline in stealth mode, so that by the time they realise it's not a blip, it's too late for them to recover.
The Spaniards are doing a great job at United, loathe Turtle.
Might be worth a cheeky punt on Ancelotti before the season is out.
Slur Alex is a big fan.
The demands of modern football management are such that it requires someone of very high intelligence to excel in the job. Giggs is far too thick to succeed in the role. It really is as simple as that.
Christ I hope not, Ancelotti is the kind of manager who could start to turn things around at Old Trafford, he's got a proven track record, he's seemingly liked by past players, and his brand of football isn't completely nonsensical!