I've pretty much answered this before so wont be repeating myself.
I've pretty much answered this before so wont be repeating myself.The issue most people have at this point is wether you can really trust a massive warchest with manager who's clearly not doing very good. Another botched summer window and club will most likely be screwed for 3-4 seasons. Its taken Liverpool what, 4 years to rebuild after Rafa left and King Kenny got in charge of the transfers?
Pretty sure nearly any manager would of wanted that job, can hardly get much bigger than United and we are known for longevity with managers. Hope they break that with Moyes if it keeps getting worse though.. I have to say.
Which managers? The whole point is that managers who stick around for the long term are incredibly rare. There is just Wenger left in the premiership now.Quite, also utterly pointless going to the summer spending all that money with the wrong guy in charge when he can't seem capable of getting the standards required at United, that includes the tactics.
This was always a worry for me, Moyes is not proven at the highest-level, how we can end up with him was beyond me. I know Fergie chose him, but are you telling me there is not other faithful world-class managers out there.
Giving him time is one thing, every team has a barrier they shouldn't go through, even the likes of Swansea have acted.
I don't think it's a case of fans not trusting him on how he will spend the money, but more whether he is actually the right man to lead us through the transition. These doubts are obviously coming from how bad it has been lately on the pitch and the performances.
Then worst case scenario he gets fired after bringing in the right players. I genuinely could care less about this season, as long as we get the right players. People talk about not enough standards this season. We've not been good enough since 2009, people just ignored it because we were winning. But if we talk about United being a great side, we haven't been one for 4 years. I'm not interested in being good again, I'm interested in being great, and being feared again, not just at OT (no on has feared us there in 3 years), but eventually in Europe, back in 2006-2009, our euro record was admired by the biggest teams. I want that back. If we have to eat this shitheap of a season to get there, then so be it.
I would not count that out. People said the same about city and Chelsea, and they don't even have the name we have.No one will fear us next season either, we won't be signing Vidal or Kroos or any huge name. The best we have to hope for is highly talented 20 - 26 year olds which aren't in the world class bracket I imagine.
Which managers? The whole point is that managers who stick around for the long term are incredibly rare. There is just Wenger left in the premiership now.
The man who wasn't walking away from Dortmund?For me I would of liked someone more ambitious with a proven winning mentality at the highest level.
Jurgen Klopp was the one for me.
The man who wasn't walking away from Dortmund?
We all say that with no offers on the table, pretty sure BR said something similar at Swansea just before moving to Liverpool.
Klopp had offers, that's the point. he actually said he had rejected offers from England.
For me I would of liked someone more ambitious with a proven winning mentality at the highest level.
Who else is there? Bielsa! Imagine the bizarre lineups every week and the crazy results at OT, I would've loved it.