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Fellaini and Baines
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malg
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Re: Fellaini and Baines to Man United
I'm not one for bigging the Rags up, but their midfield did actually win the league at a canter last season.Pellegrini59 said:Andouble said:Fellaini to the rags won't improve them much.
As a central midfielder he's bang average, he got glory last year playing behind the striker, where the rags already have players in abundance.
A tailors dummy would be an improvement to the rags midfield right now. I think Fellani would be a good signing for them, as they need a bit of bite in that area. Carrick aint one to get stuck in when the bullets are flying.
Re: Fellaini and Baines to Man United
I am guessing that you mean the former Everton Manager, David Moyes. If you are, can I please advise you that he now goes by the names Moysey or Davey. This was apparently a rule of entry, handed to the media by the dear departed Sir Alex Ferguson, as a dictat for future Old Trafford press conferences. If you do not refer to "old Davey lad" in the most friendly of manners, akin to greeting a long lost friend or a reunited family member, you will no longer gain entry to the private members club, known as press love to those in the know.
samharris said:Jimfv1 said:charliebigspuds said:33/1 is a nice price for everton to be relegated
I heard a story third hand from a scouser that apparently Baines can't stand Moyes, and would never play for him if he has any choice in it !
I must admit that I was surprised to hear this, but if true it's another player Utd might not be signing this summer.
Why on earth would someone not like Moyes ???
I am guessing that you mean the former Everton Manager, David Moyes. If you are, can I please advise you that he now goes by the names Moysey or Davey. This was apparently a rule of entry, handed to the media by the dear departed Sir Alex Ferguson, as a dictat for future Old Trafford press conferences. If you do not refer to "old Davey lad" in the most friendly of manners, akin to greeting a long lost friend or a reunited family member, you will no longer gain entry to the private members club, known as press love to those in the know.
Neville Kneville
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Re: Fellaini and Baines to Man United
Nah, they won it in spite of the midfield being crap.
malg said:I'm not one for bigging the Rags up, but their midfield did actually win the league at a canter last season.Pellegrini59 said:Andouble said:Fellaini to the rags won't improve them much.
As a central midfielder he's bang average, he got glory last year playing behind the striker, where the rags already have players in abundance.
A tailors dummy would be an improvement to the rags midfield right now. I think Fellani would be a good signing for them, as they need a bit of bite in that area. Carrick aint one to get stuck in when the bullets are flying.
Nah, they won it in spite of the midfield being crap.
NorCalBlue
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Re: Fellaini and Baines to Man United
Their style of play didn't need a great midfield.
Neville Kneville said:malg said:I'm not one for bigging the Rags up, but their midfield did actually win the league at a canter last season.Pellegrini59 said:A tailors dummy would be an improvement to the rags midfield right now. I think Fellani would be a good signing for them, as they need a bit of bite in that area. Carrick aint one to get stuck in when the bullets are flying.
Nah, they won it in spite of the midfield being crap.
Their style of play didn't need a great midfield.
Re: Fellaini and Baines to Man United
My bad... Why would anyone not like Davey?? ;)
oldius said:samharris said:Jimfv1 said:I heard a story third hand from a scouser that apparently Baines can't stand Moyes, and would never play for him if he has any choice in it !
I must admit that I was surprised to hear this, but if true it's another player Utd might not be signing this summer.
Why on earth would someone not like Moyes ???
I am guessing that you mean the former Everton Manager, David Moyes. If you are, can I please advise you that he now goes by the names Moysey or Davey. This was apparently a rule of entry, handed to the media by the dear departed Sir Alex Ferguson, as a dictat for future Old Trafford press conferences. If you do not refer to "old Davey lad" in the most friendly of manners, akin to greeting a long lost friend or a reunited family member, you will no longer gain entry to the private members club, known as press love to those in the know.
My bad... Why would anyone not like Davey?? ;)
Chippy_boy
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Re: Fellaini and Baines to Man United
I know one man who LOVES him. One Alex Ferguson.
Bacon chops thought long and hard about how to manage his hand over to a successor. Of course it would be a complete disaster if the chosen new guy was actually a briliant manager and won everything in the his first few seasons. A TOTAL disaster if god forbid he won the CL once or twice. That would leave everyone thinking SAF was perhaps not all he was cracked up to be.
So the successor had to be credible, so that no-one rumbled SAF's plan. But ultimately shite.
I give you the perfect man for the job: one David Moyes. A masterstroke of an appointment by SAF.
Moyes will say all the right things. Seem to be doing all the right things. And yet ultimately prove to be a waste of food and will be sacked. Thereby perfectly preserving SAF's place in history as the best ever manager. Job done, Moyesee.
samharris said:oldius said:samharris said:Why on earth would someone not like Moyes ???
I am guessing that you mean the former Everton Manager, David Moyes. If you are, can I please advise you that he now goes by the names Moysey or Davey. This was apparently a rule of entry, handed to the media by the dear departed Sir Alex Ferguson, as a dictat for future Old Trafford press conferences. If you do not refer to "old Davey lad" in the most friendly of manners, akin to greeting a long lost friend or a reunited family member, you will no longer gain entry to the private members club, known as press love to those in the know.
My bad... Why would anyone not like Davey?? ;)
I know one man who LOVES him. One Alex Ferguson.
Bacon chops thought long and hard about how to manage his hand over to a successor. Of course it would be a complete disaster if the chosen new guy was actually a briliant manager and won everything in the his first few seasons. A TOTAL disaster if god forbid he won the CL once or twice. That would leave everyone thinking SAF was perhaps not all he was cracked up to be.
So the successor had to be credible, so that no-one rumbled SAF's plan. But ultimately shite.
I give you the perfect man for the job: one David Moyes. A masterstroke of an appointment by SAF.
Moyes will say all the right things. Seem to be doing all the right things. And yet ultimately prove to be a waste of food and will be sacked. Thereby perfectly preserving SAF's place in history as the best ever manager. Job done, Moyesee.
squirtyflower
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Re: Fellaini and Baines to Man United
I just can't get my head around thatsamharris said:Jimfv1 said:charliebigspuds said:33/1 is a nice price for everton to be relegated
I heard a story third hand from a scouser that apparently Baines can't stand Moyes, and would never play for him if he has any choice in it !
I must admit that I was surprised to hear this, but if true it's another player Utd might not be signing this summer.
Why on earth would someone not like Moyes ???
Dzekolol
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Re: Fellaini and Baines to Man United
Nicely and perfectly put.Chippy_boy said:samharris said:oldius said:I am guessing that you mean the former Everton Manager, David Moyes. If you are, can I please advise you that he now goes by the names Moysey or Davey. This was apparently a rule of entry, handed to the media by the dear departed Sir Alex Ferguson, as a dictat for future Old Trafford press conferences. If you do not refer to "old Davey lad" in the most friendly of manners, akin to greeting a long lost friend or a reunited family member, you will no longer gain entry to the private members club, known as press love to those in the know.
My bad... Why would anyone not like Davey?? ;)
I know one man who LOVES him. One Alex Ferguson.
Bacon chops thought long and hard about how to manage his hand over to a successor. Of course it would be a complete disaster if the chosen new guy was actually a briliant manager and won everything in the his first few seasons. A TOTAL disaster if god forbid he won the CL once or twice. That would leave everyone thinking SAF was perhaps not all he was cracked up to be.
So the successor had to be credible, so that no-one rumbled SAF's plan. But ultimately shite.
I give you the perfect man for the job: one David Moyes. A masterstroke of an appointment by SAF.
Moyes will say all the right things. Seem to be doing all the right things. And yet ultimately prove to be a waste of food and will be sacked. Thereby perfectly preserving SAF's place in history as the best ever manager. Job done, Moyesee.
Re: Fellaini and Baines to Man United
And it was really only the form of Carrick, rather than the group, which carried them through IMHO
CaliforniaBlue said:Neville Kneville said:malg said:I'm not one for bigging the Rags up, but their midfield did actually win the league at a canter last season.
Nah, they won it in spite of the midfield being crap.
Their style of play didn't need a great midfield.
And it was really only the form of Carrick, rather than the group, which carried them through IMHO