Should Moyes be in charge for the last two games?

[Dell Boy]

People close to moyes were saying he was definitaly staying on Sunday. That message was given out to various people by well known evertonians.

At the same time moyes was asking his back room staff to come to united with him.

Anyone who cheers him needs their heads testing.

For I think the first time ever I completely agree with you Ratty.

Add to that the sh*thouse way he ran away from the Sky cameras.

If he's going then go. Stick to the positive memories.

The mere idea of Goodison giving him a standing ovation AFTER he has announced he is jibbing us to go to a rival is a sick joke.

By all means we should give him a brilliant welcome next season with United at Goodison. But not when he's supposed to be our boss.

Can you imagine the current manager of Liverpool, Arsenal or Spurs acting in such a way?

It stinks of some pathetic small club where we all wish him well as he goes off up the ladder. Well f*** that. I want to smash United to pieces next season.

It is perfectly possible to say thanks to Moyes at a later date without rubbing our noses in it on Sunday.

 

[Ihaters]

If anything I think this lacks dignity. Im sure everyone agrees that Moyes deserves a lot of credit. But a celebration of him before he jibs us off for a big club is quite pathetic in my eyes. Dont show them it hurts etc.

Wrong, why would you not applaud someone who has done as much as he has for us over the last 11 years when he's leaving ffs? Not doing so is a massive lack of class and just pure bitterness.

 

[orly]

For I think the first time ever I completely agree with you Ratty.

Add to that the sh*thouse way he ran away from the Sky cameras.

If he's going then go. Stick to the positive memories.

The mere idea of Goodison giving him a standing ovation AFTER he has announced he is jibbing us to go to a rival is a sick joke.

By all means we should give him a brilliant welcome next season with United at Goodison. But not when he's supposed to be our boss.

Can you imagine the current manager of Liverpool, Arsenal or Spurs acting in such a way?

It stinks of some pathetic small club where we all wish him well as he goes off up the ladder. Well f*** that. I want to smash United to pieces next season.

It is perfectly possible to say thanks to Moyes at a later date without rubbing our noses in it on Sunday.

Agree with all of that mate.

Disgusting that people will be giving moyes and Neville a standing ovation when they've happily jumped ship.

The massive grin on moyes' face in that picture tells you everything you need to know about how much he is arsed.

If he has agreed to move, thanks, but he isn't committed and shouldn't be in charge on Saturday.

 

[Joey66]

BK just on SSN now doing his corrie act - DM will be in charge till the last game of the season - looked pathetic!

 

[Ihaters]

Agree with all of that mate.

Disgusting that people will be giving moyes and Neville a standing ovation when they've happily jumped ship.

The massive grin on moyes' face in that picture tells you everything you need to know about how much he is arsed.

If he has agreed to move, thanks, but he isn't committed and shouldn't be in charge on Saturday.

After 11 years

 

[Cork Evertonian]

No you didn't.

I've been through this already and we just about avoided relegation in the 96/97 season!

 

[Joey66]

If the announcement comes at any time before Saturdaythat he is going there for next season there is no way I want him in.chargeof our last two games I don't hold it against him goingbut I don't want to see him in our dugout again

He is mate BK just announced it on SSN but would not deny his move to Man U!

 

[Dell Boy]

Wrong, why would you not applaud someone who has done as much as he has for us over the last 11 years when he's leaving ffs? Not doing so is a massive lack of class and just pure bitterness.

Because it smacks of small time.

If my wife and I agree an amicable split after 11 years I'll always care for her and will wish her health and happiness in the future.

But I'll be f*cked if I'll welcome her new fella into my house!

It's a little thing called dignity.

 

[Dell Boy]

BK just on SSN now doing his corrie act - DM will be in charge till the last game of the season - looked pathetic!

I agree Kenwright came across very badly.

 

[Brennan]

Because it smacks of small time.

If my wife and I agree an amicable split after 11 years I'll always care for her and will wish her health and happiness in the future.

But I'll be f*cked if I'll welcome her new fella into my house!

It's a little thing called dignity.

That's the worst analogy i've ever seen.

If he agrees to join United at the end of the season, then he'd still be our manager until the end of the season.

He wouldn't be United's manager until the Summer.

In your analogy, it would be like agreeing to divorce your wife but banging her a couple of times the night before.

 

[Dell Boy]

If he agrees to join United at the end of the season, then he'd still be our manager until the end of the season.

He wouldn't be United's manager until the Summer.

In your analogy, it would be like agreeing to divorce your wife but banging her a couple of times the night before. .

No. The second he agrees to join a rival he should be away from site on gardening leave. Standard practice.

And if my wife announced she wanted to leave/divorce me for another man. A "better" man then I'd not touch her rancid arse again if it was the last arse on earth. Plenty more fish in the sea. It's called self-respect.

 

[Papa Shango]

Wrong, why would you not applaud someone who has done as much as he has for us over the last 11 years when he's leaving ffs? Not doing so is a massive lack of class and just pure bitterness.

Nah thats rubbish mate. Do it when he comes back. It will be well deserved. Doing it whilst he is still in charge of us but preparing to move on is absolute madness.

 

[Warwick Hunt]

I agree Kenwright came across very badly.

nothing new there then.

 

[electricblue]

Because it smacks of small time.

If my wife and I agree an amicable split after 11 years I'll always care for her and will wish her health and happiness in the future.

But I'll be f*cked if I'll welcome her new fella into my house!

It's a little thing called dignity.

Didn't know we were playing Utd at Goodison this weekend.

 

[Papa Shango]

That's the worst analogy i've ever seen.

If he agrees to join United at the end of the season, then he'd still be our manager until the end of the season.

He wouldn't be United's manager until the Summer.

In your analogy, it would be like agreeing to divorce your wife but banging her a couple of times the night before.

You are wrong there. Because we would be the wife. Sure we can still get it on twice more but it will be weird and seedy and he will be thinking about another woman the whole time.

We need to move on and find another man. And if we bump into our ex husband in the future we will be cordial and maybe even chat about the good old days.