Giggs leaves United after 29 years

Originally Posted by Sapien

It's the right decision of course but shocking man management - a legend like Giggs deserves a better send off than this. A situation caused by failing to manage his expectations.

People keep saying this: he deserves a better send off.

What exactly are they expected to do? He's not a player, there's no game where he could have a lap of honour. When members of staff go, they just go. There's no fanfare. Nothing in place for him to 'have a send off'.

I'm sure he'll get a cake. I don't really want to see it though.

Hope the Vote Leave crew are happy

It's better for both parties

He needs to prove himself ouside United and it clears the decks for Jose.

Just needs ffoggles and Charlton to be put out to pasture now to complete the clear out

Originally Posted by Billy Redface

People keep saying this: he deserves a better send off.

What exactly are they expected to do? He's not a player, there's no game where he could have a lap of honour. When members of staff go, they just go. There's no fanfare. Nothing in place for him to 'have a send off'.

I'm sure he'll get a cake. I don't really want to see it though.

At the very least an announcement from the club acknowledging his contribution to the club and the significant role he has played in our success over the years.

Originally Posted by Sapien

At the very least an announcement from the club acknowledging his contribution to the club and the significant role he has played in our success over the years.

I think they will but he's overstayed his welcome by about 5 years plus has made a good living while undermining our last 2 mangers

Should have gone when Fergie did and took a lower league job. Playing legend nqat, shame he stayed as assistant really but that was probably Fergie's doing.

https://twitter.com/manutd/status/749226129588887554

"I’ve been extremely fortunate in having two great managerial mentors; first in Sir Alex, who I’ve spent the majority of my life working with and learning from and who I believe will remain as football’s greatest-ever manager and in more recent times, Louis van Gaal, whose CV speaks for itself. The knowledge I have gleaned from them has been invaluable.'

Unlucky Moyesie lad

Not that arsed. He needs to move on and do something. Thanks and good luck etc...

All the best Giggsy, thanks for the memories

Never forgiven him for this

https://youtu.be/xSfwcI8wsMY

Originally Posted by dunk

All the best Giggsy, thanks for the memories

This.

Club legend. A couple of meek years as an assistant doesn't change that.

I'd £#%&!ing love for him to hit it off somewhere and look the part.

Good luck, Giggsy!

Originally Posted by dragflick

https://twitter.com/manutd/status/749226129588887554

"I’ve been extremely fortunate in having two great managerial mentors; first in Sir Alex, who I’ve spent the majority of my life working with and learning from and who I believe will remain as football’s greatest-ever manager and in more recent times, Louis van Gaal, whose CV speaks for itself. The knowledge I have gleaned from them has been invaluable.'

Unlucky Moyesie lad

Not that arsed. He needs to move on and do something. Thanks and good luck etc...

£#%&! off Moyes

Originally Posted by Billy Redface

This.

Club legend. A couple of meek years as an assistant doesn't change that.

I'd £#%&!ing love for him to hit it off somewhere and look the part.

Good luck, Giggsy!

He first played for the 1st team when I was 12 ffs unbelievable.

Originally Posted by dunk

He first played for the 1st team when I was 12 ffs unbelievable.

I was 9

A beautiful dissing of Moyes. Not even subtle

£#%&!ing legend. Thanks.

world class subliminal towards moyes a fitting parting gift to the fans.

good luck, giggsy

Originally Posted by Pop

Parting shot from giggsy

Fergie interviewed by the BBC... With subtitles

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36705707

Actually needed them subs at times.

Definitely downed at least two bottles of wine before that interview, nqat.