Let's talk about David Moyes - Real World Football - FM24/25 Update

You're saying lol but it's really not far from the truth. A lot of your fans have been brought up with just success, so they naturally feel entitled to it.

I'm not even saying Moyes has done a good job but there is a much deeper problem then just the manager

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By Carroll. | On 21 April 2014 - 19:28 PM

You're saying lol but it's really not far from the truth. A lot of your fans have been brought up with just success, so they naturally feel entitled to it.

I'm not even saying Moyes has done a good job but there is a much deeper problem then just the manager

No you're just being a little bitch because you're a bit scared that we might get someone half way competent and challenge you again.

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21 Apr 2014 19:43:00

Jesus Christ

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By Ninja | On 21 April 2014 - 21:38 PM

No you're just being a little bitch because you're a bit scared that we might get someone half way competent and challenge you again.

If you want to argue like a pre-teen you can go do that somewhere else.

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By Carroll. | On 21 April 2014 - 20:28 PM

You're saying lol but it's really not far from the truth. A lot of your fans have been brought up with just success, so they naturally feel entitled to it.

I'm not even saying Moyes has done a good job but there is a much deeper problem then just the manager

I don't think the majority of the fans were expecting success. Most prepared for a poor season, but no one could imagine it being this bad. The negativity that has been created at the club by Moyes is the reason why I've wanted him gone. The way we've been playing has been appalling - negative play.

A lot of fans grew up with success of course, but I don't think we feel entitled to it.

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By Ninja | On 21 April 2014 - 20:38 PM

No you're just being a little bitch because you're a bit scared that we might get someone half way competent and challenge you again.

Challenge us? Not really who you should be challenging. Weve had a good season that we need to build on.

But yeah,fight me little bitch

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21 Apr 2014 23:31:48

Probably bollocks but apparently theres a clause in his contract that means United will only pay 1 year of his contract if United fail to qualify for the CL.

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21 Apr 2014 23:36:33

Wouldn't be surprising at all.

I'm sure plenty of clubs have clauses in contracts like that.

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22 Apr 2014 06:58:19

He has never really looked like the manager of Manchester United and that has possibly accounted for his downfall more than anything. Always uneasy, always afraid, he has displayed the nervous demeanour of a mafia rat forever looking over his shoulder for fear his cover will be blown.

Old Trafford needed a Michael Corleone when the Godfather retired; even a Sonny or a Tom Hagen would have done. Instead they got a man all too ready to cast himself as Fredo.

If Fergie was the fierce, old-fashioned headmaster who got remarkable results through strict tutelage, Moyes is the nervous supply teacher that the talented but unruly pupils have no reason to respect or fear. Not only has Moyes failed to win their reverence, it’s like he’s somehow managed to chalk a rude drawing on his own back.

Pretty much.

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By Franck | On 21 April 2014 - 21:52 PM

If you want to argue like a pre-teen you can go do that somewhere else.

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22 Apr 2014 07:31:34

He's gone.

United confirm.

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22 Apr 2014 07:50:20

I feel bad for him actually. Was doing great in Everton but now he finds himself without a job.

Edit: Also breaks all the wrong records there are, and doesn't get to redeem himself.

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22 Apr 2014 08:01:51

Sacked this morning, just didn't work out for him at OT.

Who takes charge now?

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22 Apr 2014 08:03:41

I think it'll be Giggs until the end of the season, it's also rumoured that Butt will be his assistant too.

Round and Lumsden are also gone. Good.

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22 Apr 2014 08:25:20

I don't even feel anything about him being sacked. Hopefully we'll get it right with the next appointment and we don't end up doing a managerial merry go round. I'd love to see Kloop in charge, although I doubt he'll leave Dortmund for us if Barcelona come knocking, so I'll take Blanc if he's willing to leave PSG.

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22 Apr 2014 08:45:41

Typical Utd, sacking the manager at the first sign of trouble.

Also, if you lot actually get Jürgen Klopp you might stop calling the man Kloop.

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22 Apr 2014 09:01:53

I always forget if it's double o or double p.

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By Hibee | On 22 April 2014 - 04:17 AM

Doubt he'd move, unless Juve give him nothing to spend in the summer.

Basically this. I'll be very disappointed if Conte left Juve to become United manager, particularly if the issue is purely down to transfer funds.

As for Moyes, he largely shot himself in the foot. Panicked in the transfer market, chased players he had no real chance of signing and then had to settle for overpaid scraps. Then spent stupid money on Mata, while an excellent player, wasn't at all what United needed and subsequently plays him out of position. Throw in his cautious approach, massive upheaval of the back room staff, training methods, fractious relationships with players and failing to begin his rebuild in the summer.

United are going to need to make the right decision this time around, another dud and it could take years to recover. They're already going to behind the 8-ball as it stands.

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Gutted.

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Floop rules himself out; http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11667/9277969/manchester-united-fans-choice-jurgen-klopp-committed-to-borussia-dortmund

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By .verse | On 22 April 2014 - 09:12 AM

Basically this. I'll be very disappointed if Conte left Juve to become United manager, particularly if the issue is purely down to transfer funds.

As for Moyes, he largely shot himself in the foot. Panicked in the transfer market, chased players he had no real chance of signing and then had to settle for overpaid scraps. Then spent stupid money on Mata, while an excellent player, wasn't at all what United needed and subsequently plays him out of position. Throw in his cautious approach, massive upheaval of the back room staff, training methods, fractious relationships with players and failing to begin his rebuild in the summer.

United are going to need to make the right decision this time around, another dud and it could take years to recover. They're already going to behind the 8-ball as it stands.

He's actually largely got the best out of the side when he's played Mata and Kagawa together largely having to play one of them 'out of posistion' to accommodate the other.

Mostly the problem has been a complete lack of understanding on how to use a player like Mata, rather than where to play him, and hopefully a competent manager won't have that problem.