I was just describing the picture. Nothing else. But he is close to getting sacked. If not, then something is wrong with Glazers.
there is there not losing money so i think he will stay
I was just describing the picture. Nothing else. But he is close to getting sacked. If not, then something is wrong with Glazers.
there is they're not losing money so i think he will stay
They are not losing money, correct. But they aren't making as much as they can. There is a difference.there is there not losing money so i think he will stay
Yes they are. Not a huge sum, but they are.
well thats the point untill its a lot and i do mean a LOT then nothing will change
The Glazers are not as stubborn as you think.
Another awesome weekend:
1. Limp performance by DM. Two puny shots on goal all match no difference in approach to all other matches under him.
2. Beaten by another team in so called transition (hold on my sides have just split) and by a manager who only took one season to prove how limited DM is.
3. And LFC moved one step closer to winning the league which on top of being annoying in and of itself will make it so much more difficult for us to "come back" next season.
**** on earth.
Interesting point though, is Rooney one of the main problems? When he plays as a striker he always comes deep and it's then up to other players in the team to stretch the defence. But then when he plays no.10 he's keeping Kagawa and Mata away from that spot.
Can't help myself but think we should of moved on without Rooney. But honestly, I might be talking nonsense and Moyes has deluded me into any normality.
Not saying Rooney is the cause of everything, but something I'm thinking.
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As we've been reporting for two months: the players have given up on Moyes, even if the fans (generally) haven't. It's him or them.
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Thing is we need to find a balance of new blood and remotivating the old ones. This team can win CL in 1-2 seasons, it just needs some wise decisions including giving Moyes the backing to get things done.
Wait, what? Giving a manager who has shown nothing and I mean literally nothing this season that he is capable of managing one of the biggest clubs in world football. You think giving him more money and it will all be totally different next season or even in 2 seasons under Moyes? **** I wish I had what you were smoking.
If the players are against Moyes like some reports suggest then I don't even know how he's still in a job to be honest, well I do actually our dinosaur board still believing in tradition or the Glazers won't pay the money to get rid of him.
Zaha you ungrateful *******.
The Glazers should learn a lesson from Abramovich. The main reason he sacked AVB was that the older players were all against him, and he only made it worse by leaving them out for every game. Look at our squad - Vidic, Ferdinand, Evra and Giggs all deserved to go out as heroes but he's angered all of them (maybe not Evra) and van Persie.
On top of that, we look set to lose players who are reaching their peak - Welbeck, Hernandez and Kagawa. There is no mobility in midfield and Moyes has not won the trust of most players. I think the Everton defeat is the last straw - he couldn't even defeat the team he helped create.
Not even sure about RVP to be honest... he's looked like a mardy **** when he's been on the field and has been supposedly "injured" for a lot of this season. Wouldn't surprise me if he's getting as much time away as possible with that supposed "injury".
He slags off who he wants, he slags off who he waaaaaaaants...
To be honest I'd kinda prefer if Moyes stayed and Zaha got sold off. Because hopefully it'd be to us. And then we could love him and feed him and take him for walks onto a pitch where he could destroy fools again.
Few reported that he started believing his own hype and stopped working hard