2sheikhs said:I actually agree with him. It's hard to believe the balls came out of the bag like that. I feel the same every year when the champions league groups get drawn and the rags get a team of Albanian bin men in their group.
MCFC BOB said:This thread currently looks like a bunch of Christians laughing at Mormons, or Scientologists laughing at Muslims, or whatever.
Why? We're not moaning about a group of random fixtures.MCFC BOB said:This thread currently looks like a bunch of Christians laughing at Mormons, or Scientologists laughing at Muslims, or whatever.
MCFC BOB said:This thread currently looks like a bunch of Christians laughing at Mormons, or Scientologists laughing at Muslims, or whatever.
Yay!! It's contrary BOB with his remarkable ability to mock City fans for hating their rivals!! Go save the world BOB, or at least get laid.MCFC BOB said:This thread currently looks like a bunch of Christians laughing at Mormons, or Scientologists laughing at Muslims, or whatever.
David Moyes is unhappy with Manchester United’s tough start to the Premier League season which will see them play Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester City in the first five games.
The champions will kick off the defence of their title away to Swansea on Saturday evening before welcoming Chelsea to Old Trafford. Trips to Liverpool and Manchester City follow as United face their toughest start to the league in 20 years.
Moyes would have been hoping for an easier start to his tenure as United manager and the Scot admits that he finds it hard to believe that the process was completely random.
“I find it hard to believe that’s the way the balls came out of the bag, that’s for sure,” Moyes is quoted as saying by BBC Sport.
“I think it’s the hardest start for 20 years that Manchester United have had.
“I hope it’s not because Manchester United won the league quite comfortably last year [that] the fixtures have been made much more difficult.”
Moyes has spoken to the Premier League about his concerns but was assured that there was nothing untoward with how the fixture list was compiled.
“David has put those concerns to us. We have absolutely assured him the process is random and above board. He has accepted those assurances,” a spokesman for the Premier League said.
The difference is that Ferguson, who used to come out with some seriously preposterous shit at times - who can forget the classic 'all games should finish at the same time' suggestion ? - could get away with it, partly by dint of his power to intimidate the press and also because his trophy haul meant such utterances were over- indulged. If Moyes adopts the same MO he's going to be much more a figure of ridicule than Taggart ever was.Dave Ewing's Back 'eader said:“I hope it’s not because Manchester United won the league quite comfortably last year [that] the fixtures have been made much more difficult.”
Same old shite but from a different gob!