United thread 2013/14 part 2.

[bluemanc01]

Shameless by Moyes has he forgotten about the Lescott drama?

 

[M18CTID]

Its funny now reading them Moyes comments re; the Lescott transfer.
Giving it large making out he has final say in transfer dealings, despite the vitriol in Daveys comments, Joleon still went. Hahaha

"I hear City think they are talking to people who make the decisions here, well that's me," said Moyes.
"They way it has been handled is disgusting and all it has done is disrupted our club."
"We do not do our business in public, we would go to the right people to find out what is happening."
The 46-year-old drew unfavourable comparisons with City's approach and the way in which Real Madrid conducted business with Manchester United over the £80m transfer of Cristiano Ronaldo.
"That deal was done immediately in the summer, giving United a chance to replace him," he said. "There is not a chance we will sell this close to the end of the window."

What a two faced twat

While I'm happy to admit that there's plenty of hypocrisy in football, Moyes appears to be taking it to a whole new level. I can't believe the press aren't calling him out on this. No doubt some will say that the figure United bid didn't have anything to do with him but he must've had some input in terms of firstly identifying the players and in turn evaluating their true worth. Fair enough, go in with a slightly below par offer to begin with but to offer £28 million for the pair is nothing short of a piss-take. Moyes must've known that such a laughable offer would, in one fell swoop, destroy all the goodwill that had built up between him and the Everton board and fans over the past decade or so and this shows that he couldn't give a flying fuck about them. I'll also add that at least when we were negotiating over Lescott, we were offering decent money for him.

Fair play to Everton for such a strongly worded response as at least it proves many of us wrong that they're not as far up the arse of United (and Moyes) as we thought they were. The trouble is, United's interest will surely now turn the heads of both Fellaini and Baines so this will in turn put Everton in a weaker position in terms of trying to secure a good fee.

 

[blueinsa]

Unlimited budget my arse and we are now seeing why Baconface suddenly and unexpectedly deserted the ship.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Its funny now reading them Moyes comments re; the Lescott transfer.
Giving it large making out he has final say in transfer dealings, despite the vitriol in Daveys comments, Joleon still went. Hahaha

"I hear City think they are talking to people who make the decisions here, well that's me," said Moyes.
"They way it has been handled is disgusting and all it has done is disrupted our club."
"We do not do our business in public, we would go to the right people to find out what is happening."
The 46-year-old drew unfavourable comparisons with City's approach and the way in which Real Madrid conducted business with Manchester United over the £80m transfer of Cristiano Ronaldo.
"That deal was done immediately in the summer, giving United a chance to replace him," he said. "There is not a chance we will sell this close to the end of the window."

What a two faced twat

While I'm happy to admit that there's plenty of hypocrisy in football, Moyes appears to be taking it to a whole new level. I can't believe the press aren't calling him out on this. No doubt some will say that the figure United bid didn't have anything to do with him but he must've had some input in terms of firstly identifying the players and in turn evaluating their true worth. Fair enough, go in with a slightly below par offer to begin with but to offer £28 million for the pair is nothing short of a piss-take. Moyes must've known that such a laughable offer would, in one fell swoop, destroy all the goodwill that had built up between him and the Everton board and fans over the past decade or so and this shows that he couldn't give a flying fuck about them. I'll also add that at least when we were negotiating over Lescott, we were offering decent money for him.

Fair play to Everton for such a strongly worded response as at least it proves many of us wrong that they're not as far up the arse of United (and Moyes) as we thought they were. The trouble is, United's interest will surely now turn the heads of both Fellaini and Baines so this will in turn put Everton in a weaker position in terms of trying to secure a good fee.

I can.

 

[TheMightyQuinn]

Moyes must still be tipsy from celebrating winning the hardest game ever given to the rags in the league ever on Saturday.

I've heard a rumour that if they beat West Brom at home he's being considered for a knighthood for overcoming the hardest start to a season ever.

The guy's a small time prick, he'll fit in well for a while but even the rags will eventually tire of his beady little eyes and endless bullshit.

 

[M18CTID]

Its funny now reading them Moyes comments re; the Lescott transfer.
Giving it large making out he has final say in transfer dealings, despite the vitriol in Daveys comments, Joleon still went. Hahaha

"I hear City think they are talking to people who make the decisions here, well that's me," said Moyes.
"They way it has been handled is disgusting and all it has done is disrupted our club."
"We do not do our business in public, we would go to the right people to find out what is happening."
The 46-year-old drew unfavourable comparisons with City's approach and the way in which Real Madrid conducted business with Manchester United over the £80m transfer of Cristiano Ronaldo.
"That deal was done immediately in the summer, giving United a chance to replace him," he said. "There is not a chance we will sell this close to the end of the window."

What a two faced twat

While I'm happy to admit that there's plenty of hypocrisy in football, Moyes appears to be taking it to a whole new level. I can't believe the press aren't calling him out on this. No doubt some will say that the figure United bid didn't have anything to do with him but he must've had some input in terms of firstly identifying the players and in turn evaluating their true worth. Fair enough, go in with a slightly below par offer to begin with but to offer £28 million for the pair is nothing short of a piss-take. Moyes must've known that such a laughable offer would, in one fell swoop, destroy all the goodwill that had built up between him and the Everton board and fans over the past decade or so and this shows that he couldn't give a flying fuck about them. I'll also add that at least when we were negotiating over Lescott, we were offering decent money for him.

Fair play to Everton for such a strongly worded response as at least it proves many of us wrong that they're not as far up the arse of United (and Moyes) as we thought they were. The trouble is, United's interest will surely now turn the heads of both Fellaini and Baines so this will in turn put Everton in a weaker position in terms of trying to secure a good fee.

I can.

That's true GDM but with Baconface now being out of the way I'd have thought the press would've grown a pair!

 

[squirtyflower]

Its funny now reading them Moyes comments re; the Lescott transfer.
Giving it large making out he has final say in transfer dealings, despite the vitriol in Daveys comments, Joleon still went. Hahaha

"I hear City think they are talking to people who make the decisions here, well that's me," said Moyes.
"They way it has been handled is disgusting and all it has done is disrupted our club."
"We do not do our business in public, we would go to the right people to find out what is happening."
The 46-year-old drew unfavourable comparisons with City's approach and the way in which Real Madrid conducted business with Manchester United over the £80m transfer of Cristiano Ronaldo.
"That deal was done immediately in the summer, giving United a chance to replace him," he said. "There is not a chance we will sell this close to the end of the window."

What a two faced twat

While I'm happy to admit that there's plenty of hypocrisy in football, Moyes appears to be taking it to a whole new level. I can't believe the press aren't calling him out on this. No doubt some will say that the figure United bid didn't have anything to do with him but he must've had some input in terms of firstly identifying the players and in turn evaluating their true worth. Fair enough, go in with a slightly below par offer to begin with but to offer £28 million for the pair is nothing short of a piss-take. Moyes must've known that such a laughable offer would, in one fell swoop, destroy all the goodwill that had built up between him and the Everton board and fans over the past decade or so and this shows that he couldn't give a flying fuck about them. I'll also add that at least when we were negotiating over Lescott, we were offering decent money for him.

Fair play to Everton for such a strongly worded response as at least it proves many of us wrong that they're not as far up the arse of United (and Moyes) as we thought they were. The trouble is, United's interest will surely now turn the heads of both Fellaini and Baines so this will in turn put Everton in a weaker position in terms of trying to secure a good fee.

I can.

The Mirror, surprisingly, have written quite a scathing article about the bid

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

While I'm happy to admit that there's plenty of hypocrisy in football, Moyes appears to be taking it to a whole new level. I can't believe the press aren't calling him out on this. No doubt some will say that the figure United bid didn't have anything to do with him but he must've had some input in terms of firstly identifying the players and in turn evaluating their true worth. Fair enough, go in with a slightly below par offer to begin with but to offer £28 million for the pair is nothing short of a piss-take. Moyes must've known that such a laughable offer would, in one fell swoop, destroy all the goodwill that had built up between him and the Everton board and fans over the past decade or so and this shows that he couldn't give a flying fuck about them. I'll also add that at least when we were negotiating over Lescott, we were offering decent money for him.

Fair play to Everton for such a strongly worded response as at least it proves many of us wrong that they're not as far up the arse of United (and Moyes) as we thought they were. The trouble is, United's interest will surely now turn the heads of both Fellaini and Baines so this will in turn put Everton in a weaker position in terms of trying to secure a good fee.

I can.

The Mirror, surprisingly, have written quite a scathing article about the bid

Just read that and credit where credit's due. Let's see if this rank hypocrisy gets the wider coverage it merits.

 

[Matty]

If one thing abut this whole bidding process is absolutely certain it's that Moyes at no stage has picked up the phone and spoken directly to Martinez about the bid, or United's interest in these players. Strange that given how Moyes tore into Hughes for not doing exactly that over the Lescott transfer.

 

[nwhn3]

I can.

The Mirror, surprisingly, have written quite a scathing article about the bid

Just read that and credit where credit's due. Let's see if this rank hypocrisy gets the wider coverage it merits.

Let's see if he gets asked about it at his weekly press conference