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I also didn't hear the 'Munich' part. City have bellend fans amongst their ranks, just like we do. A sad reality about football fandom.

I'm sure many of you won't be too disheartened if losing meant it put a further dent on Liverpool's title chances. ;)

Don't you lot think these would put an effort for Everton if the roles were reversed. I remember Stevie me gave a deliberate back pass to Drogba the last time we depended on Liverpool to do us a favour. The small time thug. I hope you lot are on holiday mode when you face City.

They may be past it, and in Rio's case, defintely past it, but they are very influential figures in the dressing room. A lot of the younger lads look up to them. Here are the early signs (imo) that set the ball rolling for the disconnect.. Rio- There were strong rumours that he didn't like...

All of them had egos to a certain degree, having won the league the previous season, but the most egotistical ones, imo, were the senior players. The most successful players in the squad. I feel they just never respected Moyes and his assistants right from the off. Then you had influential...

In hindsight, it is frustrating. Van Gaal has the right credentials and the right authoritive personality to set a dressing room full of egos in place. And I do think he would have been considered last summer, depending on his availability.

More of a case of him being the only viable option that is available and who ticks many boxes. We completely botched it up last summer when many quality managerial options were available, yet SAF decided that Moyes, without any interviewing process, was the man to take United further.

None? Match going fans have been nothing but supportive of him and have been patient. Right to the end, you would hear them chant his name. Sure the chanting of his name was less heard during the weeks leading up to his sacking, but there was never any outright booing of him. The ones who...

Klopp would be the ideal choice. A manager with personality and charisma, good footballing philosophy that promotes youth and is also a winner. Looks like it will be Van Gaal. We'll see though.

Kicking the man while he is down, the gutless clowns. All season they were easy on him, championing a British manager to do well at a big club. The moment he goes, all the knives begin to sharpen. But then you see the way they practically hounded out AVB despite him doing a better than Moyes at...

Hi lads. United fan here in peace. Only fitting that my first comment would be in this thread. I'm absolutely relieved he's gone. Everton twatted us without even trying. Straw that broke the camel's back. A fitting end to the season now would be for Liverpool to lose the title, and to show my...