Re: David Moyes sacked

by M99 Thu Apr 24, 2014 5:16 pm

WhoScored is never wrong. If they say Moyes was only slightly worse than Ferguson then the Glazers should have given him more time ffs.

by DuringTheWar Thu Apr 24, 2014 11:20 pm

M99 wrote:WhoScored is never wrong. If they say Moyes was only slightly worse than Ferguson then the Glazers should have given him more time ffs.

Moyes 0.08% away from fergies level

On another note I just realized Moyers is an autocorrection of the word moyes. Always wondered why all the man utd Facebook commenters called him Moyers

by RedOranje Fri Apr 25, 2014 1:19 am

BeautifulGame wrote:Tottenham weigh up gamble on David Moyes

Scot still impresses Daniel Levy despite failure at Manchester United

Tom Collomosse

24 April 2014

David Moyes is emerging as a contender to become Tottenham’s next manager but senior figures at the club are divided over his possible appointment following his dismal short reign at Manchester United.

http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/foot...s-9281480.html

RedOranje wrote:Or perhaps:

Moyes -> Tottenham; Sherwood -> Newcastle; Pardew -> QPR; 'Arry -> ManUtd?

by Swanhends Fri Apr 25, 2014 1:34 am

Does anyone actually have any idea what Spurs plan is?

Levy is clearly willing to spend the cash but it increasingly seems like he hasn't got a clue what he's doing if the papers are to be believed...Think he needs to put someone intelligent in charge of football operations and stick to signing checks

by BarrileteCosmico Fri Apr 25, 2014 1:40 am

I'm all for giving coaches time but you need to have an upward trend in quality of play. United look just as lost in April as they did in August, if not more, that is the determining factor to me. He could have still missed the CL but if they had at least looked like they were adapting to Moyes (or Moyes adapting to United) then it would have made sense to keep him.

by RED Fri Apr 25, 2014 2:27 am

United fans reaction to Moyes' sacking

by BeautifulGame Fri Apr 25, 2014 3:04 am

Swanhends wrote:Does anyone actually have any idea what Spurs plan is?

Levy is clearly willing to spend the cash but it increasingly seems like he hasn't got a clue what he's doing if the papers are to be believed...Think he needs to put someone intelligent in charge of football operations and stick to signing checks

Levy willing to spend cash Laughing

Their net spend in last three years is negative.They wont spend much until they start on their new stadium

by M99 Fri Apr 25, 2014 10:18 am

Former Manchester United coach Rene Meulensteen claims David Moyes ignored advice at the start of his career at Old Trafford and believes the Scot underestimated the magnitude of succeeding Sir Alex Ferguson.

Meulensteen, who spent 12 years at United, left the club seven weeks after Moyes' appointment and the Dutchman believes the Scot's decision to make immediate changes "backfired".

"United were a very successful team, with many successful years behind them," Meulensteen told Sirius XM.

"The strategies in place worked. I think David ignored the advice that was given to him by many of the staff in place at the time.

"He opted to put his own plans in place, which he was perfectly entitled to do, but I think it backfired on him.

"It became very evident to me after a few meetings with David Moyes that he wanted to bring in his own people and do it his own way.

"I felt very strongly that things would change dramatically for myself and the position I held so I didn't feel there was a good foundation to carry on, basically."

Meulensteen also feels Moyes failed to judge the scale of the task at United following his 11-year stint in charge of Everton.

"One of the things I did say to him, I tried to warm him: 'Do you realise, after everything at Everton, you're going from a yacht to a cruise liner? That's how big the difference will be'," said Meulensteen.

"It's not just necessarily the work you have to do on the pitch. It's everything that surrounds Manchester United football club, the players, the performances, the pressure, the style, the identity.

"And I think, to be perfectly honest, he underestimated that."

by Onyx Fri Apr 25, 2014 2:56 pm

The League Managers Association has announced they have reached a settlement with Manchester United over the sacking of David Moyes.

Moyes was relieved of his duties at Old Trafford on Tuesday less than 11 months after succeeding Sir Alex Ferguson after stories had emerged on the websites of several national newspapers the previous day. The LMA released a statement on Wednesday which criticised the "unprofessional manner" of United sacking of the Scot – a claim that was strongly refuted by the club.

However, a statement on Friday afternoon confirmed that an agreement has now been reached between the two parties.

"The League Managers Association and Manchester United are pleased to confirm that terms of settlement have been agreed between the Club and David Moyes in respect of the termination of his employment," the statement read.

"A settlement agreement is in the process of being finalised. No further comment will be made in relation to this issue."

by Busby Babe Fri Apr 25, 2014 3:58 pm

jibers wrote:breaking news, RVP not injured anyone

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by donttreadonred Sat Apr 26, 2014 1:09 pm

RedOranje wrote:
BeautifulGame wrote:Tottenham weigh up gamble on David Moyes

Scot still impresses Daniel Levy despite failure at Manchester United

Tom Collomosse

24 April 2014

David Moyes is emerging as a contender to become Tottenham’s next manager but senior figures at the club are divided over his possible appointment following his dismal short reign at Manchester United.

http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/foot...s-9281480.html

RedOranje wrote:Or perhaps:

Moyes -> Tottenham; Sherwood -> Newcastle; Pardew -> QPR; 'Arry -> ManUtd?

Make...
This...
Happen...

I'm waiting...
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by RealGunner Sun Apr 27, 2014 1:06 am

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by BarcaLearning Sun Apr 27, 2014 4:22 am

Loooool what a mess up this was, who would have thought Fergie and MAn U would get it so wrong. The players definitely clearly just werent playing and wanted to get him sacked too.

I still wonder just what exactly were the reasons he got it so wrong after getting so much trust from Fergie, etc.

Seeing Giggs as Man U manager though is quite impressive, what a player and now managing the team...

by M99 Sun Apr 27, 2014 9:44 am

RealGunner wrote:https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BmL5KKGCIAAGi-m.png

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In which month will Moyes get sacked?