Who, two best options are out (Klopp and Ancellotti)
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Who, two best options are out (Klopp and Ancellotti)
What about De Boer from Ajax? Surely he'd be all for keeping the class of 92 as well.
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This Herrera
"I am tired about this issue. People are going to think that I want an exit but it is not true. I have said already that I am happy in Athletic Bilbao and I am going to stay here."
Yep sounds desperate.
I thought we were talking about last summer...
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He said that last summer.
United wouldnt pay the release and he wasnt arsed about staying or going..
Herrera did want to come last summer, I don't know when that quote came along but if you believe everything a player says at face value then you're being naive.
Because players have never said one thing after doing another?
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wasnt that, just the well the player only said that, i read the gossip... haha you're a idiot for believing such statements side of it, i found funny.
There was a rumour (not sure if it has any value or where I saw it) that it was the Glazers decision to get Moyes not Fergies as they thought he would be able to maintain reasonable success without spending too much, compared to if someone like Mourinho came in.
Not sure about Van Gaal myself, getting bad vibes. I don't see how we can fit in all our attack minded players as I can't see Van Gaal shipping RVP out, Waynes just signed a 5 year deal and Mata is twice the player roaming behind the striker compared to wide right from what i've seen.
Call me a romantic all you like but I would love nothing more than for Giggs to get the job permanently at the end of the season. Watching your idol play and win everything you can win for your team throughout your childhood then to go on to manage your club. Not much better than that. The man's a born winner. The way Ferguson talks about him in his autobiography as the leader of the class of 92, the one they all looked up to. I think he knew this would happen one day.
They might have all agreed on Moyes as if Moyes weren't SAF's choice he wouldn't have taken the time to visit Moyes to inform he's the next manager.
Years too early. Being a winner is one thing, managing a club day to day is another, he needs to learn the ropes first, we're not in the position to gamble.
I thought you wanted us to take as few risks as possible?
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So basically you support "New money".. #logic. United are in my blood also, but my 2nd and 3rd favourites in England are Liverpool & Arsenal.
And you basically support the 3 most successful teams in the league? #iloveglory
Minimising the risk but still having a manager with experience, being more adventurous would be someone like De Boer instead of Van Gaal or Diego Simeone (as unlikely as he is). I think we'd all agree appointing Giggs would be a big risk and gamble.
forget that, no united supporter would like their biggest rivals or one of the 4 or 5 teams that's challenged them for the premier league.
De Boer is a fair bit riskier than Van Gaal
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De Boer's a bit untested. No offensive to anyone Dutch, but the Eredvise isn't the greatest league. Especially defensively.
