David Moyes(has never won a trophy) And His Coaching Staff

[jrb]

Please God, let it be true!

It's dawning on them. Plenty of them are already shitting it. Can't wait until next season. "This is how it feels........

The Guardian.

David Moyes, the incoming Manchester United manager, is set to appoint Phil Neville, Steve Round, Chris Woods and Robbie Cooke to his backroom staff, with all four taken from his former club Everton.

Neville, who made almost 400 appearances for United before joining Everton in 2005, is expected to replace Rene Meulensteen as first-team coach. The 36-year-old, Moyes's captain at Everton, had expressed interest in taking over as manager at Goodison Park.

With Meulensteen understood to have turned down a different role, four of Sir Alex Ferguson's senior backroom team will have departed the club. The assistant manager, Mike Phelan, Eric Steele, the goalkeeping coach, and Martin Ferguson, Sir Alex's brother, the chief scout, have all left.

Round, who has been Moyes's assistant manager at Everton since 2008, should take Phelan's position. Woods is in line to take over from Steele and Cooke, the chief scout at Everton, is likely to replace Ferguson.

It is unclear if Moyes, who hopes to persuade Wayne Rooney he has a future at United, has been able to speak with the striker. The birth of Rooney's second son and the fact that the forward was joining up with the England squad on Sunday, plus Moyes's plan to take a holiday this week, means time for them to meet has been limited.

 

[Eccles Blue]

You mean David (NWN) Moyes, the other pseudo Scotsman? One thing that won't change, if he is on TV I will need the subtitles.............. but then again, I used to switch over when baconface was on so might do the same again.

















NWN = never won nowt

 

[Never Mind The Pollocks]

Please God, let it be true!

It's dawning on them. Plenty of them are already shitting it. Can't wait until next season. "This is how it feels........

The Guardian.

David Moyes, the incoming Manchester United manager, is set to appoint Phil Neville, Steve Round, Chris Woods and Robbie Cooke to his backroom staff, with all four taken from his former club Everton.

Neville, who made almost 400 appearances for United before joining Everton in 2005, is expected to replace Rene Meulensteen as first-team coach. The 36-year-old, Moyes's captain at Everton, had expressed interest in taking over as manager at Goodison Park.

With Meulensteen understood to have turned down a different role, four of Sir Alex Ferguson's senior backroom team will have departed the club. The assistant manager, Mike Phelan, Eric Steele, the goalkeeping coach, and Martin Ferguson, Sir Alex's brother, the chief scout, have all left.

Round, who has been Moyes's assistant manager at Everton since 2008, should take Phelan's position. Woods is in line to take over from Steele and Cooke, the chief scout at Everton, is likely to replace Ferguson.

It is unclear if Moyes, who hopes to persuade Wayne Rooney he has a future at United, has been able to speak with the striker. The birth of Rooney's second son and the fact that the forward was joining up with the England squad on Sunday, plus Moyes's plan to take a holiday this week, means time for them to meet has been limited.

Really? I find that quite hard to believe.

 

[oakiecokie]

Please God, let it be true!

It's dawning on them. Plenty of them are already shitting it. Can't wait until next season. "This is how it feels........

The Guardian.

David Moyes, the incoming Manchester United manager, is set to appoint Phil Neville, Steve Round, Chris Woods and Robbie Cooke to his backroom staff, with all four taken from his former club Everton.

Neville, who made almost 400 appearances for United before joining Everton in 2005, is expected to replace Rene Meulensteen as first-team coach. The 36-year-old, Moyes's captain at Everton, had expressed interest in taking over as manager at Goodison Park.

With Meulensteen understood to have turned down a different role, four of Sir Alex Ferguson's senior backroom team will have departed the club. The assistant manager, Mike Phelan, Eric Steele, the goalkeeping coach, and Martin Ferguson, Sir Alex's brother, the chief scout, have all left.

Round, who has been Moyes's assistant manager at Everton since 2008, should take Phelan's position. Woods is in line to take over from Steele and Cooke, the chief scout at Everton, is likely to replace Ferguson.

It is unclear if Moyes, who hopes to persuade Wayne Rooney he has a future at United, has been able to speak with the striker. The birth of Rooney's second son and the fact that the forward was joining up with the England squad on Sunday, plus Moyes's plan to take a holiday this week, means time for them to meet has been limited.

Really? I find that quite hard to believe.

The author is some way out.He made 263 appearances for the Rags.Unless he is including Youth games etc.

 

[mcmanus]

Forget the games for them lot the ugly twat was picked to play 59 times for his country.

"....if the Nevilles can play for England, so could I"

 

[cyclops]

Please God, let it be true!

It's dawning on them. Plenty of them are already shitting it. Can't wait until next season. "This is how it feels........

The Guardian.

David Moyes, the incoming Manchester United manager, is set to appoint Phil Neville, Steve Round, Chris Woods and Robbie Cooke to his backroom staff, with all four taken from his former club Everton.

Neville, who made almost 400 appearances for United before joining Everton in 2005, is expected to replace Rene Meulensteen as first-team coach. The 36-year-old, Moyes's captain at Everton, had expressed interest in taking over as manager at Goodison Park.

With Meulensteen understood to have turned down a different role, four of Sir Alex Ferguson's senior backroom team will have departed the club. The assistant manager, Mike Phelan, Eric Steele, the goalkeeping coach, and Martin Ferguson, Sir Alex's brother, the chief scout, have all left.

Round, who has been Moyes's assistant manager at Everton since 2008, should take Phelan's position. Woods is in line to take over from Steele and Cooke, the chief scout at Everton, is likely to replace Ferguson.

It is unclear if Moyes, who hopes to persuade Wayne Rooney he has a future at United, has been able to speak with the striker. The birth of Rooney's second son and the fact that the forward was joining up with the England squad on Sunday, plus Moyes's plan to take a holiday this week, means time for them to meet has been limited.

Really? I find that quite hard to believe.

386 in all competitions according to wikipedia. Incredibly 59 international caps too.

 

[Chris in London]

Please God, let it be true!

It's not.

Moyes won the League 2 title at Preston.

Besides, he has the 'right pedigree', chum.









Just like twitcher's dog.

 

[jrb]

Please God, let it be true!

It's not.

Moyes won the League 2 title at Preston.

Besides, he has the 'right pedigree', chum.









Just like twitcher's dog.

I, just like when we won the 1st Division Championship under Keegan, but it wasn't a proper trophy according to the Rags, even though it's on their honours board at Old Trafford.

They said the same this season when we won the Charity Shield. Yet you can be sure it will be Moyes first trophy when United beat Wigan in July.

 

[Chris in London]

Please God, let it be true!

It's not.

Moyes won the League 2 title at Preston.

Besides, he has the 'right pedigree', chum.









Just like twitcher's dog.

I, just like when we won the 1st Division Championship under Keegan, but it wasn't a proper trophy according to the Rags, even though it's on their honours board at Old Trafford.

They said the same this season when we won the Charity Shield. Yet you can be sure it will be Moyes first trophy when United beat Wigan in July.

pmsl if they don't...

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Is that the same Meulensteen who had so much to say about the way MCFC went about things?