How stupid are Manu?

[roydo]

Would David Moyes manage at Real Madrid, Barca or Bayern? Hell no, then why was he deemed good enough for us?

So if the current Aberdeen boss won the SPL, and the Europa League, after getting St Mirren into the SPL before that, was available, you wouldnt be interested then?

 

[Allezfan]

You forgot to put in your obligatory "no offence" when insinuating that being a former manager of our great club is no qualification for managing the club which you "suppose" is the "biggest club in the world".

He's right, though.

Moyes failed at everton and then get a job at man u, where he also failed. It was a terrible appointment.

Not good enough for us and not good enough for them, either.

 

[Neiler]

Utd will come good!

 

[Khalekan]

He's right, though.

Moyes failed at everton and then get a job at man u, where he also failed. It was a terrible appointment.

Not good enough for us and not good enough for them, either.

He isn't right at all.

You are mistaking individual managers for actual football clubs.

This boy is implying that a manager who managed Everton is not fit to manage Manchester United.

Ergo, by his reckoning Howard Kendall would not have been fit to manage United.

And that is even without considering that United are where they are today because they appointed a man whose previous jobs were at Aberdeen and St. Mirren.

Yet according to our RAWK obsessed friend, only boys who have previously managed at Bayern, Real and Barcelona should be considered fit for the OT hotsest.

His ramblings are quite bizarre.

 

[DanEFC92]

He's right, though.

Moyes failed at everton and then get a job at man u, where he also failed. It was a terrible appointment.

Not good enough for us and not good enough for them, either.

Unfair to say he failed at Everton. Reached a glass ceiling 2009/2010-ish. Wouldn't go as far as saying he failed, like.

 

[davidloach]

He isn't right at all.

You are mistaking individual managers for actual football clubs.

This boy is implying that a manager who managed Everton is not fit to manage Manchester United.

Ergo, by his reckoning Howard Kendall would not have been fit to manage United.

And that is even without considering that United are where they are today because they appointed a man whose previous jobs were at Aberdeen and St. Mirren.

Yet according to our RAWK obsessed friend, only boys who have previously managed at Bayern, Real and Barcelona should be considered fit for the OT hotsest.

His ramblings are quite bizarre.

Well then he'll be happy when they hire Felix Magath after van Gaal gets axed

 

[Khalekan]

Well then he'll be happy when they hire Felix Magath after van Gaal gets axed

lollollol


Yip......Felix ticks the box all right

 

[peteblue]

He isn't right at all.

You are mistaking individual managers for actual football clubs.

This boy is implying that a manager who managed Everton is not fit to manage Manchester United.

Ergo, by his reckoning Howard Kendall would not have been fit to manage United.

And that is even without considering that United are where they are today because they appointed a man whose previous jobs were at Aberdeen and St. Mirren.

Yet according to our RAWK obsessed friend, only boys who have previously managed at Bayern, Real and Barcelona should be considered fit for the OT hotsest.

His ramblings are quite bizarre.

Exactly. Utd were nothing special until Fergie came along. He was probably the greatest manager we will ever see, but he's gone and their time in the sun is over. The same happened at Anfield but both clubs and their fans now believe they are 'special'. Just because they can now sell loads of shirts based on previous success and generate gazillions does not guarantee success on the pitch. Welcome to the real world.......

 

[EverBlue86]

For the utd game next week assuming pienaar is back:

Mcgeady Naismith Pienaar
Lukaku

Absolutely no pace in the 3 behind Rom, for me has to be:

Howard
Coleman Jagielka Stones Baines

Mccarthy Barry

Mcgeady Naismith Atsu

Lukaku

Atsu has to play for his pace but I wouldn't play him on the right incase he doesn't track Di Maria back.

or for me go 4-3-3 and play:

Howard

Coleman Jagielka Stones Baines

Mccarthy Barry Besic

Atsu Lukaku Eto'o

would prefer this tbh, would give us much more pace up top to harass utds terrible defence and having 3 in midfield would mean atsu wouldn't have to track back as much due to that extra defensive cover

 

[riddick]

Atsu has to play for his pace but I wouldn't play him on the right incase he doesn't track Di Maria back.

And McGeady will? Ive not yet see McGeady do any tracking back.

 

[Jim Lahey]

I am betting you are regarded as a bit of a clown on those United boards which haven't yet banned you.

You can bet on what you want, darling. But you'd be throwing money away

Yesterday was a great day out. Still hungover. The only positive about being crap these days is the atmosphere at the ground - it's really got us up for every game again and that's how it should be.

Yesterday's results were perfect as well with you lot, Pool and Spurs all dropping points. Still need to improve massively though if we want that last CL place. Not confident but a long way to go yet.

Oh and Jagielka's goal - saw it late last night on Sky+. Wow!

Wayne Rooney is a twonk, too. I can't wait until we sell the fat, overrated numpty.

 

[Jim Lahey]

Plane banners are like next level Kopite behavior

Cringe.

 

[roydo]

Cringe.

Got a mixed reaction on here mate.

 

[bluemangroup]

Cringe.

If it's good enough for Gaddafi it's good enough for me.

 

[Toffeelover]

Say what you like about Man U but they have it seems got over their poor start and are steadily climbing up the table.