Any point in a new manager

Originally Posted by MagnificentSeven

laudrup?

couldn't be worse than moyes (has won more)

Originally Posted by armchair

couldn't be worse than moyes (has won more)

plus he actually gets his teams to play good football. obviously he won't save our season if we hired him now (what is there to save?) but could end the season on a good note with some good wins.

I'd get rennie back and Fergie to see the season out. Quality .

The longer Moyes stays the worse the rot gets. The longer he is here the more irreparable the damage becomes. The less time his replacement has with the team before summer the more difficult it is to establish which players are not up to it, and which are merely undergoing Moyes syndrome. If Moyes stays everyone knows we'll lose to Olympiakos and City. Anything would help. Just a boost of positivity around the place. Something to reassure the fans that the club isn't totally £#%&!ed.

Carlos Queiroz..

If we were to sack Moyes now and bring some one in like Hiddink to see out the remainder of the season it would be worse than keeping this boggle eyed #@&%!...

Why I hear you ask?!

Some one like Hiddink would improve us, we would then finish high enough so to play in the Euro Disney cup next season! That would then £#%&! next season up (playing Thursday etc)

No chance of us finishing high enough with Moyes at the helm, allow the boggle eyed #@&%! £#%&! himself over and get shot in the summer (won't happen though, he'll be here next season) and start fresh next season.

Originally Posted by ziggyman17

Carlos Queiroz..

Yes.
Or van gaal & de boer.

Originally Posted by ziggyman17

Carlos Queiroz..

carlos is working on wmd in iran so that's a little bit more important. apparently he's going to strap a dirty bomb onto himself in brazil and go down in history. pleased for the lad tbf

Klopp should be the number 1 choice for the summer IMO, but I don't think he would leave Dortmund in the lurch. He's signed a fresh contract with them, and seems to have a real affinity with the club.

Nevertheless, he should be the one we're after. He plays wonderful football, seems like a fantastic man-manager who gets the maximum out of all his players, has built sides with an emphasis on homegrown youth, and has won trophies and been successful in European competition.

I think he's got the personality to handle the challenge of a club like United, too. If the board are ready to throw big money into rebuilding the squad, then Klopp's track-record is far superior to Moyes' bunker of iPads. Get him in, and lets get back to it.