Scholes

Originally Posted by believe

100% to the mou thing you could see the disappointment throughout the squad in that first season. I just think scholes in particular has got a different agenda.

I think we'd prefer a season under me rather than another year with this gormless #@&%!,

That would be £#%&!ing ace to be honest. The bellers team talk " right lads we are doing brunch Friday before the game" with your best dad in the world mug in hand

Originally Posted by Spock

That would be £#%&!ing ace to be honest. The bellers team talk " right lads we are doing brunch Friday before the game" with your best dad in the world mug in hand

I'm up for it tbh.

Originally Posted by believe

I'm up for it tbh.

couldn't be any worse that the current shite they are serving up

I think it's a good thing that Scholesy and Rio have finally started talking about the players out on the pitch too. They've aliviated them of responsibility all season. Maybe if they'd put a bit more focus on them months ago it may have helped.

Can't argue with much they say now. Hopefully it stirs a reaction.

Don't need Scholes or Rio to spew out the current problems at United. In fact, don't tell me that they don't tune into Fred and social media sites to gauge the reaction and views of United followers. What either of these pundits fail to do is give a view or express an opinion on how to fix the problem.
Money for old rope.
I'm Ashton by the way - giveusawave Scholesy.

Scholes was IMO acting questionably when he tore into United before Christmas (when we were still winning games regularly, remember)

Totally justified in everything he said last night, though.

Still a legend

Strange that he still doesn't have the %@#$&!s to come out and say he should be sacked.

Originally Posted by Ethers

Strange that he still doesn't have the %@#$&!s to come out and say he should be sacked.

Not sure many pundits say that though do they?

Originally Posted by Ethers

Strange that he still doesn't have the %@#$&!s to come out and say he should be sacked.

Not sure many managers say that though do they? sorry

Originally Posted by Ethers

Strange that he still doesn't have the %@#$&!s to come out and say he should be sacked.

My point exactly.

Originally Posted by My Name is Keith

Not sure many pundits say that though do they?

No, but when you're criticising someone to the degree Scholes was, I find it a bit of a cop out that he won't take the final step of saying he shouldn't be in the job.

Maybe he's not allowed, but the presenter seemed to be pressing for him to come out with it last night and Scholes avoided the issue

Originally Posted by Ethers

No, but when you're criticising someone to the degree Scholes was, I find it a bit of a cop out that he won't take the final step of saying he shouldn't be in the job.

Maybe he's not allowed, but the presenter seemed to be pressing for him to come out with it last night and Scholes avoided the issue

He said something like 'I don't like seeing anybody lose their job, but...' And that was as close as he got.

Originally Posted by Ethers

No, but when you're criticising someone to the degree Scholes was, I find it a bit of a cop out that he won't take the final step of saying he shouldn't be in the job.

Maybe he's not allowed, but the presenter seemed to be pressing for him to come out with it last night and Scholes avoided the issue

Wonder if he was just picturing the 'Scholes: SACK Van Gaal NOW' headlines.

Originally Posted by Zorg

Wonder if he was just picturing the 'Scholes: SACK Van Gaal NOW' headlines.

Or reading on here;

'Only doing it to get his mate the job'

Originally Posted by S/Side.Red

I think it's a good thing that Scholesy and Rio have finally started talking about the players out on the pitch too. They've aliviated them of responsibility all season. Maybe if they'd put a bit more focus on them months ago it may have helped.

Can't argue with much they say now. Hopefully it stirs a reaction.

Originally Posted by Chris Quayd

Originally Posted by Chris Quayd

Gotta love Siders and his absolute insistence of the huge effect Scholes comments have on the team's performances on the pitch

Originally Posted by ZiggyStardust

Gotta love Siders and his absolute insistence of the huge effect Scholes comments have on the team's performances on the pitch

never known anybody defend his man like Siders does with Van Gaal.
Sensational loyalty.

it hurts me that I disagree with him tbh

Originally Posted by red in cumbria

Scholes was IMO acting questionably when he tore into United before Christmas (when we were still winning games regularly, remember)

Totally justified in everything he said last night, though.

Still a legend

Like what he had to say last night had never occured to you?
ffs.

Originally Posted by MJ Ramone

never known anybody defend his man like Siders does with Van Gaal.
Sensational loyalty.

funniest post of the day

Originally Posted by Ethers

No, but when you're criticising someone to the degree Scholes was, I find it a bit of a cop out that he won't take the final step of saying he shouldn't be in the job.

Maybe he's not allowed, but the presenter seemed to be pressing for him to come out with it last night and Scholes avoided the issue

he didn't really avoid it, he said he wants him to get it right. dunno if he meant lvg or just whoever is manager, but that's what he said.