Bill
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Re: congratulations to manchester united.
because they are realistic.
Blue Hefner said:
because they are realistic.
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Ferguson retires - Moyes new manager
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Rammyblues
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I am sorry but all this stability being talked about, Moyes contract is only one year longer than Mancini's who signed a five year contract last summer. Down to the owner at city to decide whether the club honours that contract, if we do, stability and sucess will continue to follow IMO. The scum don't need silverware because they can in the short term look back upon their history under Fergiscum, we however need trophy after trophy each year with an almost win at all costs mentality, that mentality funnily enough was the same as the Pisscan. Can't quiet get my head round stabilty without trophies.
Prestwich_Blue
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He's perfect for what the Glazers want United to be. A team that spends very little and where the manager gets the best out of an average group of players on average wages.Chris in London said:Charlie Nicholas just said on SSN that Moyes was perfect for United.
rickmcfc
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Prestwich_Blue said:Interesting piece from Daniel Taylor:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/blog/2013/may/08/david-moyes-manchester-united-jose-mourinho
This is the first paragraph:
To put it in perspective, it is only seven weeks since the idea that David Moyes was a credible replacement for Sir Alex Ferguson was put to one of Manchester United's executives and he tipped back his head and laughed. Not a chance, he replied. Why, he wanted to know, would a football club of United's stature and ambition bring in someone who had never managed in the Champions League, let alone won a trophy or proven that he could work with a significant budget?
What a difference 7 weeks makes. Oh, and for the record, De Niro - Stop Wumming.
MCC
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Welcome to Trafford David!
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The Success of Everton
To be honest, I am just glad Sir Alex has retired as he has been the absolute key to utd success all these years so as Yaya said and right so, his absence in the hands on management of the players will make a big difference and that is good news for City.
So the loss of Ferguson is more of the issue than David Moyes been appointed as new manager.
Unlike Alan Shearer and many others it seems, I don't have that subconscious and innate dread and contempt that drives people to be automatically skeptical and disrespectful to another Scottish manager because i think success for a club like everton cannot be based on the number of trophies. It is based on the league position, characteristics and qualities of the players and the overall state and position of the club for example are they always finishing in mid table or fighting relegation or pushing for the top 4 or top 6. This is because any club or manager can fluke a carling cup or fa cup or even champions league ( like Chelsea last year) but not many managers can instill the determination, integrity, hunger and the will to compete and win which consequently leads to consistently respectable positions in the premier league and a reputation of being a team that is difficult to beat and always pushing for top 4/6 positions. This is the success of Everton under Moyes, not the number of trophies they won.
I don't know about you but I actually fear Everton more than I do any other team in the premier league. They really annoy me to be honest, but I respect them.
Moyes will be going into this new job with lots of resources, backing and structure. All he has to do is possess his players with that same spirit, integrity and work ethic and that is all that matters because ultimately the players are going to be top class players anyway.It is also an opportunity for him to show what he can do in a big job and i believe he is talented enough.
That is why Ferguson picked him- to instill the Glaswegian grit and will to win in the players and carry on the spirit of hard work and success.
I hope it does not work out and one thing is for sure utd will not dominate as they did under Ferguson. As I said the encouraging thing is that Ferguson is gone and that is good news for us or any other team that see themselves as premier league contenders.
But I am not going to criticize Moyes because I have always rated and respected him as a manager and as a man.
To be honest, I am just glad Sir Alex has retired as he has been the absolute key to utd success all these years so as Yaya said and right so, his absence in the hands on management of the players will make a big difference and that is good news for City.
So the loss of Ferguson is more of the issue than David Moyes been appointed as new manager.
Unlike Alan Shearer and many others it seems, I don't have that subconscious and innate dread and contempt that drives people to be automatically skeptical and disrespectful to another Scottish manager because i think success for a club like everton cannot be based on the number of trophies. It is based on the league position, characteristics and qualities of the players and the overall state and position of the club for example are they always finishing in mid table or fighting relegation or pushing for the top 4 or top 6. This is because any club or manager can fluke a carling cup or fa cup or even champions league ( like Chelsea last year) but not many managers can instill the determination, integrity, hunger and the will to compete and win which consequently leads to consistently respectable positions in the premier league and a reputation of being a team that is difficult to beat and always pushing for top 4/6 positions. This is the success of Everton under Moyes, not the number of trophies they won.
I don't know about you but I actually fear Everton more than I do any other team in the premier league. They really annoy me to be honest, but I respect them.
Moyes will be going into this new job with lots of resources, backing and structure. All he has to do is possess his players with that same spirit, integrity and work ethic and that is all that matters because ultimately the players are going to be top class players anyway.It is also an opportunity for him to show what he can do in a big job and i believe he is talented enough.
That is why Ferguson picked him- to instill the Glaswegian grit and will to win in the players and carry on the spirit of hard work and success.
I hope it does not work out and one thing is for sure utd will not dominate as they did under Ferguson. As I said the encouraging thing is that Ferguson is gone and that is good news for us or any other team that see themselves as premier league contenders.
But I am not going to criticize Moyes because I have always rated and respected him as a manager and as a man.
Rammyblues said:I am sorry but all this stability being talked about, Moyes contract is only one year longer than Mancini's who signed a five year contract last summer. Down to the owner at city to decide whether the club honours that contract, if we do, stability and sucess will continue to follow IMO. The scum don't need silverware because they can in the short term look back upon their history under Fergiscum, we however need trophy after trophy each year with an almost win at all costs mentality, that mentality funnily enough was the same as the Pisscan. Can't quiet get my head round stabilty without trophies.
their fans won't tolerate mediocrity
watch them disappear in droves
and if they don't qualify for the Champs league then the financial hit could well be crippling :-)