Why it is imperative for Manchester United to stick to their word and stand by their manager
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Re: Why it is imperative for Manchester United to stick to their word and stand by their manager
by Robespierre Mon Apr 21, 2014 11:06 am
the only top coach to have destroyed Aston Villa (top club's killer) with 6 on 6 this year 
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Re: Why it is imperative for Manchester United to stick to their word and stand by their manager
by RedOranje Mon Apr 21, 2014 1:29 pm
Mole is only happy about this news because he's still holding out hope that Moyes moves from United (Manchester) to United (Newcastle) this summer. Sherwood is a smokescreen.
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Re: Why it is imperative for Manchester United to stick to their word and stand by their manager
by Lupi Mon Apr 21, 2014 9:48 pm
The situation is not the same as when fergei started, its business and Man U cant waste more money/fans/time with him even though he could eventually turn the things around
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Re: Why it is imperative for Manchester United to stick to their word and stand by their manager
by B-Mac Mon Apr 21, 2014 10:42 pm
Moyes out and rumouring to be close on a £600m kit deal with Nike that would see us take in £60m per year 
double that of Madrid's with Adidas
things aren't looking to shabby if all goes according to plan
double that of Madrid's with Adidas
things aren't looking to shabby if all goes according to plan
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Re: Why it is imperative for Manchester United to stick to their word and stand by their manager
by DeletedUser#1 Mon Apr 21, 2014 10:47 pm
^ Money doesn't guarantee success though
Mid-table mediocrity will continue relentlessly as long as you keep hiring misfits
Mid-table mediocrity will continue relentlessly as long as you keep hiring misfits
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Re: Why it is imperative for Manchester United to stick to their word and stand by their manager
by B-Mac Mon Apr 21, 2014 10:50 pm
will soften the blow of missing CL on the books tho
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