Moyes Backlash.

Originally Posted by Zorg

I still can't believe the outpouring of sympathy and support for someone who was so hilariously bad. He literally did not do one single good thing.

Did you not hear pal, as he was sacked he had deals for Shaw, Kroos, Messi, and Ronaldo lined up

The sympathy is from the grief that we've got rid.

Originally Posted by Zorg

I still can't believe the outpouring of sympathy and support for someone who was so hilariously bad. He literally did not do one single good thing.

the beauty of it all is that it stands us apart from the rest. For the last six months I'm sick to death of hearing "well the screw has turned" and "it's all part of the cycle" purely based on the fact that both United and Liverpool have £#%&!ed it up in the past and failed to recognise their errors before it was too late.

Trust me, another season with that clueless #@&%! in charge and we could have seen it go the same way, but thankfully we've recognised the problem and set about fixing it before the rot set in.

I can't see anything past a league win next season and a big £#%&! off to all the "give it three seasoners".

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...ted-stars.html

they really hated him......

When Shinji Kagawa — never trusted by Moyes — arrived so late for the flight to Munich this month that he had to be fast-tracked through departures by United’s security staff he did so with a fixed smile on his face hinting that he really did not care.

As Moyes’s day of reckoning drew close recently, meanwhile, three unused players sat in the stand at one game and began to place bets on just how long their beleaguered manager would survive.

Nor was the disaffection and the disloyalty restricted to the training ground. Towards the end of that game in Athens, for example, Moyes found himself arguing with the fourth official.
‘Send him off,’ came one voice from among the substitutes. ‘We would be better off without him.’ A clear act of insubordination, it astonished those who heard it — but it was not an isolated incident.

Back in winter, for example, Moyes found himself constantly fending off questions about his relationship with Robin van Persie and Rio Ferdinand.
In public, he insisted the stories were untrue, a strategy that might have worked if he had not sat with a fellow Premier League manager after one game and torn strips off both.

A decent, honest man, the pressure of life at United could make him appear curt — even the ground staff at Old Trafford did not like him — while his decision to tell two midfield players they could leave the club in January seemed extraordinary, given his lack of playing resources at that time.
To this day, one of those players is in the United team

They keep saying he's a decent/good man but everyone hated him

Originally Posted by S/Side.Red

They keep saying he's a decent/good man but everyone hated him

And this decent, honest man, kept briefing the press about how shite and old the players were, and then expected them to perform for him

Originally Posted by Der Kaiser

And this decent, honest man, kept briefing the press about how shite and old the players were, and then expected them to perform for him

Yep, very honest to slag the players off to other managers

It says it all when the only people gutted he's gone are our rivals. Joke of a jock @#%&!

Originally Posted by wiganste

It says it all when the only people gutted he's gone are our rivals. Joke of a jock @#%&!

you're £#%&!ing joking aren't you?! The GGMU "when it's 21 it's David Moyes", twenty times, happy clapper front are £#%&!ing devastated.

Not seen the Glazers get this much stick since they took over.

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When Shinji Kagawa — never trusted by Moyes — arrived so late for the flight to Munich this month that he had to be fast-tracked through departures by United’s security staff he did so with a fixed smile on his face hinting that he really did not care

that is excellent. Well done lads

Originally Posted by Jethro

that is excellent. Well done lads

wonder what Shinji's excuse was under Ferguson.

Originally Posted by believe

wonder what Shinji's excuse was under Ferguson.

Doesn't like Jocks. He a wacist bastaa

Has Vidic signed? Needs tearing up if so.

Originally Posted by Jack Duckworth

may and robbo were the only ones who went in on moyes when it was needed. the rest of the ex-players were too worried about ruining their ride on the gravy train.

https://twitter.com/Pschmeichel1/status/458594694122201088

Cartwheeling @#%&!.

Originally Posted by The Watcher

tbf, Scholes started it all by turning up on Sky and chucking subliminals at the @#%&!. Always turns up when the team needs him, even in retirement

Originally Posted by ZiggyStardust

Love this bit

As if there was the slightest chance either Shaw or Kroos signing for Moyes

Half the reason he's been binned now is so negotiations with players can be continued without the spectre of Moyes ruining our chances.

The players have done a fantastic job of ousting the @#%&!, I commend them all

Can't help but feel sorry for the @#%&!. Clearly out of his depth but trying to remain dignified.

Originally Posted by Ethers

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footba...sacked-3444252

Absolutely wonderful. He was working on transfers on Monday evening the deluded @#%&!

"Left seething"

That comment about transfers did make me wonder but £#%&!ing hell he can't say he wasn't expecting this....

Originally Posted by Pop

https://twitter.com/Pschmeichel1/sta...94694122201088

Cartwheeling @#%&!.

United fan - really?

Originally Posted by Mr_Ed

Can't help but feel sorry for the @#%&!. Clearly out of his depth but trying to remain dignified.

give me 6 million nicker and feel sorry for me please

carragher in the daily heil suggesting that getting rid of moyes wasn't the answer

If Manchester United think sacking David Moyes is the key to bringing them future harmony, they should think again.