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OldGoldenVision said:If he goes he goes. no one man is bigger than Everton Football Club.
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xreyuk123 said:Basically said he wants Moyes to be his successor.
His actual words were that Moyes was doing a miraculous job and that Man Utd need experience like that.
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no he never, he says moyes is one of half a dozen managers doing well at the moment. he said nothing about Moyes experience or lack of.
people heap praise on moyes for building hard working teams with little resources, but the fact remains he has won nothing and is far from the finished article. he still has a lot to work on in his game if he ever wants a top management job.
its the outsiders looking in that think he has done well, people that watch him week in week out know what his strengths and weaknesses are, and he is well off getting the job at united.
Smigone said:It would be hugely difficult to keep him if they approached and with Ferg saying he wanted a role within the club there could be some mileage to mineck's thoughts on hand over time, then again that would undermine his own experience and knowledge and Moyes is definitely his own man.
I can't see it myself look at the youth we have brought in and continue to, I believe that he is building for the future and won't throw it all away especially with the fair play rules just around the corner. He may go to the spuds though he always talks about them with the highest praise whenever we play them?
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he wants the united job which is why he has said no to city so many times, but i dont think the owners will have enough money for him to put together a new team.
They had to bring ou sholes out of retirement as they couldnt afford sneider
himwill said:I really think we're coming to the end of the Moyes era tbh. With Redknapp most likely becoming England manager, Spurs are going to after Moyes and United will have the same thing in mind. If he leaves then so be it, he's worked wonders here but United are one of the world's biggest clubs and Spurs are really progressing and can attract big players.
Who do we replace him with though? I'd personally want Ian Holloway or someone like him.
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the problem is if moyes does leave for spurs this summer a lot of our players will use this as an excuse to hand in transfer requests, the like of fellaini, jags even baines. I dont think they will be happy waiting another 2-3 years for the new manager to put together a team.
blue32years said:Mourinho is the next united manager.
I'll bet my one remaining b0llock on it.
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ToffeeCup said:
blue32years said:Mourinho is the next united manager.
I'll bet my one remaining b0llock on it.-----------------
OK, you can't just post something like that without explaining the fate of your other one.
Come on, out with it?
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Broken Army said:
ToffeeCup said:
blue32years said:Mourinho is the next united manager.
I'll bet my one remaining b0llock on it.-----------------
OK, you can't just post something like that without explaining the fate of your other one.
Come on, out with it?-----------------
In the Blueroom of old there was a user (Forgotten name), I believe she may have eaten it on toast.
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Actually, I seem to remember something like that no that you mention it.xreyuk123 said:Basically said he wants Moyes to be his successor.
His actual words were that Moyes was doing a miraculous job and that Man Utd need experience like that.
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blue32years said:Mourinho is the next united manager.
I'll bet my one remaining b0llock on it.
----------im up 4 that, in need of another-------
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