coogar:


mata? may heaven bless him.

mata - 4 goals, 3 assists(949 mins)
wazza - 2 goals, 0 assist(982 mins)

mata gets £140,000 per week, rooney gets £300,000 per week. #liability

coogar:


he didn't even cover himself in any glory at everton. he won nothing in 11 seasons there........the media made us believe he was over-achieving at everton and we bought the lie.......until martinez went to everton and did much better!

nyabinghi:
what did martinez achieve in everton

nyabinghi:
wazza 4 goals in champs league mata 0 mata should be paid in cfa franks uber useless how many epl has super mata won fabregas and hazard have won for their club

nyabinghi:
even ronaldo and messi would end up shitty lvg he is a mistake of a gaffer, spent so much to lose 3 times to swansea in a row, crash 5 3 to liecester city lose at ot to arsenal still crashed 3 0 to arsenal, raped 4 0 by mkdons, sold the spine of united only to buy wannabes

nyabinghi:
wazza 4 goals in champs league mata 0 mata should be paid in cfa franks uber useless how many epl has super mata won fabregas and hazard have won for their club

nyabinghi:
answer these questions how many goals did mata score against city,arsenal, everton, wolfsburg liverpool,cska

nyabinghi:
martinez relegated wigan moyes didnt relegate his team,lvg spent 7 times that of moyes yet arsenal keeps raping his team

RuuDie:
I still think Moyes would have been ok only IF he built and ran the team to his own mould.

With him, we may have ended up with players like big Duncan Fergie or Jan Koller, Lee Cattermole, Distin and Titus Bramble in UTD shirt. We may have been playing "crazy don" style footie, but at the end of the day, you let a manager run his ship the way he knows how to. Isn't that what we are allowing LVG do now!?

For the record, he had a decent first season with Sociedad... Actually took them up from relegation to midtable. How convenient that y'all didn't remember that!

RuuDie:
I still think Moyes would have been ok only IF[s] he built and ran the team to his own mould[/s] stayed the hell at Everton.

With him, we may have ended up with players like big Duncan Fergie or Jan Koller, Lee Cattermole, Distin and Titus Bramble in UTD shirt. We may have been playing "crazy don" style footie, but at the end of the day, you let a manager run his ship the way he knows how to. Isn't that what we are allowing LVG do now!?

For the record, he had a decent first season with Sociedad... Actually took them up from relegation to midtable. How convenient that y'all didn't remember that!

chidexxy007:
1. "I think it's the hardest start for 20 years that Manchester United have had. I hope it's not because Manchester United won the league quite comfortably last year (that) the fixtures have been made much more difficult. I find it hard to believe that's the way the balls came out of the bag, that's for sure. But if it is a hard start for Manchester United, it is a hard start for everyone else because they have to play us.’’
This was Moyes' reaction to the fixture list before the season even began and the first tip-off that he might be out of his depth. Yes David, the fixture computer has become sentient and it has decided that 13 Premier League titles for Man United are fine, but 14? No way. (Meanwhile, Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore recently said that Man United's struggles this season "affect the Premier League brand." As for that last line, well, try to stop laughing long enough to take a breath every few minutes.
2. "I don't know what we have to do to win. We played well today."
This came after a 2-1 loss at Stoke in February (Man United's eighth loss of the season). Yes, this was only a colloquialism of exasperation that followed a bit of legitimately bad luck, but does he know people (including his own players) are hearing the words he says into microphones? He knows they're not his personal voice diaries, right?
3. "Their league position suggests they are ahead of us and they possibly do come here as favorites. Liverpool are having a very good season and we will have to do everything we possibly can to beat them."
Moyes uttered this blasphemy before Liverpool went to Old Trafford . Sure, it was a correct statement, but how pathetic do you have to be to publicly state that your club's fiercest rivals are probably going to beat you in your own stadium? This even caught Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers off guard and he used to work with Jose Mourinho.
4. "I think we've played a very good side and it's the sort of standard and level we need to try and aspire to get ourselves to at this moment in time. I think we need to play better. We're needing to come up a couple of levels at the moment and we're not quite there."
Having already licked the boots of one rival, Moyes decided to go for the double after losing to Man City for the second time this season. As Moyes stated before the season began, Man United are the reigning league champions. They've also won 13 titles in the last 20 years. City have one won in the last 50 years. Man United established a standard under Moyes' predecessor. City are doing well. But it turns out David was only getting warmed up with his inadvertent insults of his own club.
5. "I actually think if Sir Alex was here this year it would be difficult for Sir Alex as well, and I'm sure he'd be aware of it. I think people are aware there's a squad that is a bit more aging, so I think it would have been a tough season for probably whoever was in charge of Manchester United this year."
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coogar:


are you still @leamington spa?

chidexxy007:
1. "I think it's the hardest start for 20 years that Manchester United have had. I hope it's not because Manchester United won the league quite comfortably last year (that) the fixtures have been made much more difficult. I find it hard to believe that's the way the balls came out of the bag, that's for sure. But if it is a hard start for Manchester United, it is a hard start for everyone else because they have to play us.’’
This was Moyes' reaction to the fixture list before the season even began and the first tip-off that he might be out of his depth. Yes David, the fixture computer has become sentient and it has decided that 13 Premier League titles for Man United are fine, but 14? No way. (Meanwhile, Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore recently said that Man United's struggles this season "affect the Premier League brand." As for that last line, well, try to stop laughing long enough to take a breath every few minutes.
2. "I don't know what we have to do to win. We played well today."
This came after a 2-1 loss at Stoke in February (Man United's eighth loss of the season). Yes, this was only a colloquialism of exasperation that followed a bit of legitimately bad luck, but does he know people (including his own players) are hearing the words he says into microphones? He knows they're not his personal voice diaries, right?
3. "Their league position suggests they are ahead of us and they possibly do come here as favorites. Liverpool are having a very good season and we will have to do everything we possibly can to beat them."
Moyes uttered this blasphemy before Liverpool went to Old Trafford . Sure, it was a correct statement, but how pathetic do you have to be to publicly state that your club's fiercest rivals are probably going to beat you in your own stadium? This even caught Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers off guard and he used to work with Jose Mourinho.
4. "I think we've played a very good side and it's the sort of standard and level we need to try and aspire to get ourselves to at this moment in time. I think we need to play better. We're needing to come up a couple of levels at the moment and we're not quite there."
Having already licked the boots of one rival, Moyes decided to go for the double after losing to Man City for the second time this season. As Moyes stated before the season began, Man United are the reigning league champions. They've also won 13 titles in the last 20 years. City have one won in the last 50 years. Man United established a standard under Moyes' predecessor. City are doing well. But it turns out David was only getting warmed up with his inadvertent insults of his own club.
5. "I actually think if Sir Alex was here this year it would be difficult for Sir Alex as well, and I'm sure he'd be aware of it. I think people are aware there's a squad that is a bit more aging, so I think it would have been a tough season for probably whoever was in charge of Manchester United this year."
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190theclown:


No sir, im at Rugby

AdeLaNa1:
I gave up on Moyes after City beat us 3-0 at Old Trafford and the idîot said "City is a team United want to aspire to be like".

This was a City team we were better than by 11 points the previous season and now he says that kind of nonsense.

I remember being so pissed that day dat i almost wanted to smash my phone on the floor after watching his post match interview

chidexxy007:
u guys defending Moyes have no shame.. I mean how on earth. u could bodly see in Moyes' eyes, d player's faces that they were quite struggling that season..

chidexxy007:
u guys defending Moyes have no shame.. I mean how on earth. u could bodly see in Moyes' eyes, d player's faces that they were quite struggling that season..