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Fergie 'got away' with beating teams which were spending more than him because he was able to get a tune out of players his successors couldn't. van gaal came in and sold players for next to nothing and replaced them with inferior players for big money. You were first in line with the excuses for him too. Mourinho has based his team around bogbrush despite spending £300m in two summer transfer windows, and then says United couldn't attack the vermin and their notoriously shit defence because klopp didn't take off Can and Henderson. And the best you can manage is by trying to deflect things onto Fergie |
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I didn’t bring fergie into it concerning what you posted. I did point out no matter what mourinho has done, whether sticking 4 past teams numerous times, getting a draw at anfield or winning v Tottenham it isn’t good enough for some. But I may as well bring fergie into it now, regarding Liverpool. How did fergie’s united team play against liverpool in latter years? How about his cowardly performances against city, no shots on goal etc? I can imagine your reaction if that was mourinho. How about when it was fergie? Or was that him getting a tune out of his players? Incidentally, to bring fergie into it again, when was last time his united team scored 4 goals this many times across a whole league season, never mind the first 10 games? Quote:
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However, what Fergie did or didn't do is irrelevant to what Mourinho is doing and is a strange deflection tactic on your part. You seem to be implying that because a 70 year old operating on a relative budget didn't play all out attack every game, that makes it unacceptable for me to criticise Mourinho for playing hoofball against Spurs, or for excusing himself from attacking Liverpool because the opposing manager didn't make any subs, after spending £300 million. Quote:
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Strange how everything seems to hark back to Fergie.
Simple fact is, you're not going to get another Fergie. Get used to it. There is no one out there like him and never will be. Guardiola? Yeah, all well and good winning a league after spending a billion quid in two seasons to win a league. Tim Sherwood or David Moyes could do that. Faced his first challenge when Mourinho took charge of Madrid. Lost it spectacularly and had to take a "break" from football... His 2nd challenge last year, failed it! He is nothing like Fergie. Mourinho, for all his faults (and there are a lot of them) is someone who I feel confident with, I think he's a tactical master and I think he knows how to get results out of tight games. Granted, he got it wrong against Liverpool but, he's not the first manager to do so. There are people on here and in the media who are just looking for any sort of reason to give him a kicking, purely because they don't like him. They have an agenda. That's fair enough. That's your warped thinking. The positives since he took over far out weigh the negatives and the improvement is there staring at you in the face. He's not Fergie, he never will be. If you're going to keep searching for a manager for this club, to stay for almost 30 years, re write the history books, win everything numerous times, then the remainder of your time following United is going to be deeply depressing |
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