The Foundations are built.

[Bungle]

I feel dirty using it as a easy get out

Ok mate x

 

[Del]

Ok mate x

 

[Kurt.]

Lads cool it yeah lads ffs...we're all mates here so just cool it yeah

 

[steken1]

I agree with him.

 

[Kurt.]

I agree with the other lad.

 

[Groucho]

What's going on ere then chaps?

A whole load of off topic posts.

Please stop it. Any more and it'll simply be locked - not good.

 

[electricblue]

So as Moyes comes to the end of his contract, the club find themselves in a decent position.

A good squad, 100 times better than the one Moyes Invested.

The prospect of a European Campaign next season.

A major asset clearly in the shop window that will bring a sale of Lescott/Rooney proportions. (Fellaini)

Additional TV money.

Firstly that asset is replaceable IMO. Cracking player but not someone who would leave us licking wounds. This summer is brighter than most think because we have the option to cash in and start another 5 year project whether that be Moyes or somebody else. The greatest thing of all is the fact that solid foundations are now built.

So why wouldn't Moyes take another 5 year plan with the Fellaini money in his back pocket and additional TV money to hand? He in a much better position than he was when he sold Rooney for the £25m mark.

As a club we're in a sound position come summer IMO

Couldn't disagree more. We are about to take a giant leap into the unknown and begin a new chapter in our history. But without change where it is needed it is all likely to end in tears.

 

[Stend]

Couldn't disagree more. We are about to take a giant leap into the unknown and begin a new chapter in our history. But without change where it is needed it is all likely to end in tears.

If Fellaini is sold. We have ammunition to begin a new chapter. It's not all doom and gloom, too much negativity. Moyes has been great but he's not the only manager who can work this club.

 

[electricblue]

If Fellaini is sold. We have ammunition to begin a new chapter. It's not all doom and gloom, too much negativity. Moyes has been great but he's not the only manager who can work this club.

I agree and it's time for change, But we at present are not built on solid foundations would be a better way of putting it. This team could definitely disintegrate as the new man will want to bring his own players in. And if you were around in 1987 when Colin Harvey took over from HK you will understand exactly what the consequences of that might be.

 

[BadWool76]

You what lad? I'll close line you through a brick wall

Not if I have built it.

 

[Groucho]

A whole load of off topic posts.

Please stop it. Any more and it'll simply be locked - not good.

Just to re-iterate from less than 30 minutes ago

 

[Kurt.]

Not if I have built it.

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Can it lad...Grouch has warned you.

 

[BadWool76]

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Can it lad...Grouch has warned you.

That was valuable input by me that was like

 

[Groucho]

Closed until this off topic urge passes