Fergie has his say on Dithering Dave

http://www.theguardian.com/football/...chester-united

He basically says nothing, completely washed his hands of any responsibility

Yep, nothing to do with me.

Originally Posted by ScholesScoresGoals2

He basically says nothing, completely washed his hands of any responsibility

Rio and Evra going to him though to talk about their futures.....
This private meeting he had with Moyes after Liverpool destroyed us....

He £#%&!ing knew he was a dead man walking

Originally Posted by Clarkie

http://www.theguardian.com/football/...chester-united

100% bob on in his own defence that is, and the point about the squad he left behind compared to the Chelsea squad that are title favourites should be etched onto a few of the perpetually bewildered's eyelids

Originally Posted by Tumescent Throb

100% bob on in his own defence that is, and the point about the squad he left behind compared to the Chelsea squad that are title favourites should be etched onto a few of the perpetually bewildered's eyelids

What a surprise...

Fergie is full of shit and so are you.

#@&%!.

He is 100% to blame because it was only £#%&!ing him who wanted to give mongs the job.

Awful choice.

Captain random strikes again

He attacked the suggestion he had left behind an antiquated system. “Antiquated was a bizarre description of the structure I left behind at Manchester United. Have you seen our new training ground?”

Originally Posted by ScarFace

He is 100% to blame because it was only £#%&!ing him who wanted to give mongs the job.

Awful choice.

Well, him and Charlton. Everybody else at the club trusted that they knew what they were doing :shakehead:

Fergie being economical with the truth and absolving himself of any blame? I'm shocked tbh.

Originally Posted by ScarFace

He is 100% to blame because it was only £#%&!ing him who wanted to give mongs the job.

Awful choice.

yeah he said in his book that he went round and told him he had the job......almost like whether he wanted it or not

@kenearlys ·19 mins
ferguson: "chelsea started the season with six players in their 30s" … number of those who were first-team players? two

@kenearlys ·18 mins
ferguson must be counting torres, because the current chelsea squad only has five players aged 30+. only terry and ivanovic expect to play

‏@kenearlys ·17 mins
a bit different from the situation he left, where three of the back four, the main central midfielder & the main centre forward were 30+

https://vine.co/v/OqULuI7ArZE

Zero £#%&!s are given from my end.

Don't care who appointed who, wherever Fergie had meetings with players, tea lady, programme seller etc, Moyes has gone and will never manage us again.

Time to move on from that horrible 6 month period.

Originally Posted by elephantstone

yeah he said in his book that he went round and told him he had the job......almost like whether he wanted it or not

He was offered the job up to 20 months before he walked out at old Trafford....

During the Everton contract negotiations, fergie personally told him to hold off signing....

Get on this.....

£#%&!ing hell Frogie...

http://www.theguardian.com/football/...ed-david-moyes

Originally Posted by red in cumbria

Well, him and Charlton. Everybody else at the club trusted that they knew what they were doing :shakehead:

I don't like to mention charlton. If i did, my rep would go down as i hope that @#%&!...

Originally Posted by Bunker Buster

He was offered the job up to 20 months before he walked out at old Trafford....

During the Everton contract negotiations, fergie personally told him to hold off signing....

fergie trying to control things within everton as well. Keane was right, he cant let go.

Originally Posted by Clarkie

Get on this.....

£#%&!ing hell Frogie...

http://www.theguardian.com/football/...ed-david-moyes

this piece is exactly the problem - the desperation by almost every commentator to write the transition up referencing the transition from busby is incredible. it's the laziest journalism imaginable and it amazes me that people would fall for it...

and yet by the same token - and I'm prepared to put money on it that this applies to everybody who knows the United story well - it's impossible not to have considered the events in that context. it is not the most helpful context of course, and certainly not the actual context in which they should be considered either.

Originally Posted by Clarkie

Get on this.....

£#%&!ing hell Frogie...

http://www.theguardian.com/football/...ed-david-moyes

Moyes was actually the fault of the gimps, then?? I can blame them for almost anything up to and including Ebola, but......