Caporegime
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Having seen what he's done so far, the thought of giving him another couple of years to "stamp his mark on the team"....is ******* terrifying.
About 33 years. (It's been questioned before, normally throw away fans on here)
Just wondering why we never saw you in here before, I don't every remember the older threads filled with hundreds of your posts like we get nowadays, did you not know we had a football forum back then?
But we were given a footballing lesson yesterday ....![]()
Apparently so.
Not that we ****ed a couple of set pieces and Eto'o got a lucky deflection.
Having seen what he's done so far, the thought of giving him another couple of years to "stamp his mark on the team"....is ******* terrifying.
About 33 years. (It's been questioned before, normally throw away fans on here)
Just wondering why we never saw you in here before, I don't every remember the older threads filled with hundreds of your posts like we get nowadays, did you not know we had a football forum back then?
I didn’t post much in the forums for a number of years and then lurked in here before finally coming in.![]()
Having seen what he's done so far, the thought of giving him another couple of years to "stamp his mark on the team"....is ******* terrifying.
Sympathy may be rare for David Moyes, but let's end with some. One has to point out the manager's misfortune over the loss of both Robin Van Persie and Wayne Rooney. Last season, of the 24 matches that the pair both started in all competitions, United won 19, drew four and lost just one.
This season, Moyes has been without one or both of his striking options for 14 league games out of a possible 22. United have taken just 17 points from these 14 games. Conversely, in the 8 league games in which the two have featured, United have won six and drawn two. That's a difference of 1.3 points per games, or 59 points over a season. Sink or swim, effectively.
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About 33 years.
Get well soon lads.![]()
Hmm I remember the season before van persie and believe it or not we didn't finish 6th...
Could I say anything that would make you think it's not entirely Moyes fault? Probably not so I won't bother.
Hmm I remember the season before van persie and believe it or not we didn't finish 6th...
You xan stop trying to make excuses or defending him aye. That would probably help if you are a utd fan.
I guess the crux is don't buy your two best players in the same position. And don't rely on one of them who has a history of injury.
Have you even read my posts specifically about Moyes and how he's doing? I don't think he's doing particularly well, but there are many factors to this.
Popping up with a Moyes out one-liner every weekend isn't helping and is just lazy, meaningless support. You want him to fail. That's not support, it's tag-along glory hunting.