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Originally Posted by utd99
I agree, but the only choice really is either to take the job and be honest or don’t take it because of the ramifications of honesty down the road.
Regardless, I think the 92’ers clearly misjudged their value once their playing careers were over. Fergie would have had them all over the club, but that would have been a decision based on sentimentality and his own power base rather than merit.
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Just slag them all off. Not just the manager. He also got the point he was being used by BT a bit. Even when we won they’d put a battery in back and try to turn the angle. Some of the time he didn’t even look comfortable doing it.
Spot on about their naivety. The funny thing about Giggs is that he played for United for twenty years and was never identified as a future manager. Moyes is sacked, he looks great in the suit and suddenly he felt he was in with a gold shout of beating Mou to the job.
Pip seems to have drifted out of the game too. Surely between them they could find a job and try and do something together.
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Originally Posted by sub three hours
What about Woodward and the Gimps do you reckon they see them as a threat?
If you look at the Class of 92 they've bought their own football club, who are absolutely p*ssing their league again this year and will definitely be in the football league within 2 years.
Salford FC have won televised FA Cup ties and had their own documentary series, similarly the Class of 92 have starred in a movie about themselves.
Commercially at what point are they perceived to be a threat by the Old Trafford boardroom, all said and done they're just across the forecourt?
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In what sense? That if they got too much power at the club they might try to undermine the ownership and try and get a stake in the club? Suppose they’d probably also push for crazy stuff like football people in high positions within the club