Would Man U Sack Moyes?

[jw_2000_uk]

I have a sizeable bet on with a friend. That he wont be sacked.(this season)

but its not looking good for the scum.

i still believe theres no chance they would sack him!

but how bad will it be allowed to get?

just wondered the general opinion.

[ilscuro]

It's not a great start but i reckon we should stick with him.

[pratman]

my view is no, i think he needs this transfer window and the full support of the board to back him and give him what he needs to bring in and ship out and see how the second half of the season goes, ad rather than go in with tentative bids, just go in get the business done and get the squad sorted sooner rather than later.

[dannywallhead]

He has come into an average at best squad, had a poor transfer window yes, but look what liverpool did last season compared to this, give him time and support and he'll do well, he has a lot of fergies mistakes in the squad (anderson etc). Keep the faith

[BigBrand]

Moyes is out of his depth. His backroom staff also have no experience. Very risky. It's not paid off.

[TAR]

Stick with him, he's doing a great job,

[Rhinoz]

He'll be allowed to change alot of the team be it through transfer window or up and coming players from the academy before they write him off.

I would guess most of those players at the club now wanted to play under SAF and not Moyes hence the lack of desire to win.

...but what do I know I'm just an Arsenal fan

[jw_2000_uk]

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Incase people don't know who he is.


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[pratman]

incase people don't know who he is.


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hahahahaha that is fucking epic, its like he was beetlejuice's apprentice

[CzarJunkie]

He did fuck all at Everton. They keep saying he did well on a shoe string budget, but I bet Everton's wage bill for their top 11 players is in the top 6 in the Premiership. They may not have spent a lot on players, but those who have been brought in who perform have been kept by huge wages. So, their scouting system and youth policy deserve recognition.

You will always get players leave for bigger clubs, such as Fellaini, but I suspect Everton may have matched his wages should he have decided to stay. Martinez is currently showing what is achievable with that squad after just a few months in charge.

Anyone with any sense at Old Trafford should have gone for a proven performer, such as Mourinho. They could and should have got him before he kissed and made up with Abramovich.

[dpSparhawk]

LOL he's more like this guy. Personally, stick with him as I think he's doing an epic job with Man U... but that's just my biased opinion

[Geko]

Jurgen Klopp would have been my choice.

[diablos]

A manager with no actual Cv of winning was always going to be out his depth.

[dannywallhead]

Jurgen Klopp would have been my choice.

Mine to, but as a fan I shall stick by him, its not even half way through the season yet, and we do not want to become a Chelski type team swopping and changing.

[toonarmynufc]

hes had a bad start

[sonysteve]

Jurgen Klopp for me aswel

[4me2]

The cunt was only given the job because of his nationality.

Blatant racism instigated by Fergie, replacing a Jock for a Jock and expecting to achieve the same results.

[Chubbs]

Although they have 'their ways' being a Jock won't make 'them' another 'race'

[cyprus]

There's no chance he'll be sacked this season or even the next despite performances. Maybe questions will be asked by the owners if by half way through his third season he's still clueless but until then I reckon he's safe. Ferguson said in his goodbye speech to give him time and I think that's just what they'll do.

In the mean time, I've lovin' it!

[4me2]

Although they have 'their ways' being a Jock won't make 'them' another 'race'

Jockism then.