Should Moyes be in charge for the last two games?

[electricblue]

Great send off, thank fk most people have more sense than is being spouted on here of late.
Nothing small time about today.

Well, I think Moyes and the team answered the question of this thread perfectly.

The begrudgers had it all wrong and sense prevailed, as it always would.

A class above.

 

[Goat]

Are you going to follow Moyes with your support to United now Goat mate?

No mate, I support Everton, have been longer than you, OK LAD?

 

[Papa Shango]

The begrudgers had it all wrong and sense prevailed, as it always would.

A class above.

Nobody begrudged him a good send off did they?

 

[Jib in lad]

Nobody begrudged him a good send off did they?

A good few on here did yes .

 

[Dell Boy]

A good few on here did yes .

That's wrong. Nobody did so stop your blatant lying. It was and is the principle of having the United manager in our dugout. Of course he was never going to get sh*t on today. Blues are too good for that albeit the club got out old Timmy Cahill just in case.

That principle is not something many on here get. I expect no different from some who openly admit United are not our rivals.

The atmosphere here today was strange and I guess many of the apologists didn't go to the game and are just going by what Sky are telling them to think.

Of course a farewell lap would get a decent reception. We've finished above the RS again without spending a fraction. We've had some players give their all. We won 2-0. But Moyes and Kenwright should never have put Blues in that situation.

Blues are great fans. And today they proved it by having to accept something that NO other football fans have ever had to do. We had to accept our manager being a rival's manager on our turf.


We should not have had to accept this and the Board have a lot to answer for.

I'm glad the game's over and the sooner Sundays match is over too the better.

 

[Goat]

Did I mention.

SNIFF IT HATERS

 

[toffeejack]

Are you going to follow Moyes with your support to United now Goat mate?

nani and welbeck

 

[Jib in lad]

That's wrong. Nobody did so stop your blatant lying. It was and is the principle of having the United manager in our dugout. Of course he was never going to get sh*t on today. Blues are too good for that albeit the club got out old Timmy Cahill just in case.

That principle is not something many on here get. I expect no different from some who openly admit United are not our rivals.

The atmosphere here today was strange and I guess many of the apologists didn't go to the game and are just going by what Sky are telling them to think.

Of course a farewell lap would get a decent reception. We've finished above the RS again without spending a fraction. We've had some players give their all. We won 2-0. But Moyes and Kenwright should never have put Blues in that situation.

Blues are great fans. And today they proved it by having to accept something that NO other football fans have ever had to do. We had to accept our manager being a rival's manager on our turf.


We should not have had to accept this and the Board have a lot to answer for.

I'm glad the game's over and the sooner Sundays match is over too the better.

Ok mate .

 

[Goat]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22501785

 

[Dell Boy]

Did I mention.

SNIFF IT HATERS

I presume you caught a few toffees then?

 

[Petit]

"They'll never be as good as they were in the '80s when they won things but if you look at top-10 finishes in the Premier League era, it has improved. Everton probably don't get the credit we deserve outside Merseyside, but if you were a London journalist today you'd be saying you saw a good football team and an unbelievable crowd."



Can´t believe Moyes said that. Who is he to tell us we´ll never win anything again.

 

[blueblue]

I am glad David Moyes got a great send-off today,but would have been surprised if it was anything else.
I still don't think he should have been in the dugout today or next week.
I wish him well for the future at Utd,even though I think he will find it difficult.

 

[Dell Boy]

"They'll never be as good as they were in the '80s when they won things but if you look at top-10 finishes in the Premier League era, it has improved. Everton probably don't get the credit we deserve outside Merseyside, but if you were a London journalist today you'd be saying you saw a good football team and an unbelievable crowd."




Can´t believe Moyes said that. Who is he to tell us we´ll never win anything again.

Can you link to where the United manager said that?

 

[Pat's Van]

"They'll never be as good as they were in the '80s when they won things but if you look at top-10 finishes in the Premier League era, it has improved."



Can´t believe Moyes said that.

where's this from ?

 

[davek]

He's calling us 'they' already? He's still managing 'them'.