Reply to: David Moyes sacked

[AtW]

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David Moyes sacked by Real Sociedad - Telegraph

[Bunk]

"The Clitheroe town centre bar [where the assault allegedly happened] describes itself as 'half coffee shop, wine bar and brasserie; half interior design superstore', offering a 'unique, intoxicating lifestyle experience'."

WTF?

Maybe he punched the person who wrote that. Can't blame him

[Doggy Styles]

He's turning into Hugh Lawrie.

[Unix]

He's going to get into a lot of fights if he can't handle stick for his awful tenure.

[Doggy Styles]

To add to a pretty bad year for him, he's now facing a charge of assault.

"The Clitheroe town centre bar [where the assault allegedly happened] describes itself as 'half coffee shop, wine bar and brasserie; half interior design superstore', offering a 'unique, intoxicating lifestyle experience'."

WTF?

[GazCol]

To add to a pretty bad year for him, he's now facing a charge of assault.

[Bunk]

Oh oh!

Is AtW alright?

[quackhandle]

I thought so to but they clearly feel he was the wrong man and I'm inclined to agree. He never seemed to have the mentality for it IMO, his whole mindset, the level of expectation he placed on himself and the team, attitude to the opposition and such like came across as if he thought himself and the team mediocre. He lacked that "winning mentality" that Ferguson and the players themselves had.

Now come on, be fair. he did win the Community Shield. Against mighty Wigan Athletic.

And some lower league title with Preston.

qh

[GazCol]

I can't say I'm happy with this.

[stek]

As a Liverpool fan, I'm not too worried TBH. Utd will get another manager, and be there or thereabouts, but they aren't going to get another Ferguson.

We on the other hand seem to have landed on our feet with Henry's ownership, I like the long term vision and respect for history and the value of the club as an institution, what they are planning on doing with the stadium sounds good, they are bringing youth through into the first team and it's working well, they have a few local boys as well which I like, Rogers seems to be a hell of a good pick as manager and has that winning mentality, hopefully he will be around for a while and the team will be in the same sort of form next year.

I'm a Bolton fan. Help me....

[Pondlife]

Plenty of other Moyes/UKiP jokes starting to circulate.

[doodab]

As a Liverpool fan.....I am disappointed

As a Liverpool fan, I'm not too worried TBH. Utd will get another manager, and be there or thereabouts, but they aren't going to get another Ferguson.

We on the other hand seem to have landed on our feet with Henry's ownership, I like the long term vision and respect for history and the value of the club as an institution, what they are planning on doing with the stadium sounds good, they are bringing youth through into the first team and it's working well, they have a few local boys as well which I like, Rogers seems to be a hell of a good pick as manager and has that winning mentality, hopefully he will be around for a while and the team will be in the same sort of form next year.

[original PM]

One of the biggest problems was that he got rid of all the old backroom staff and bought in his own.

Surely there should have been a transition as they say that this is one of the reasons he lost the more senior squad members who were used to dealing with the old guys.

[doodab]

I thought that was the point of hiring Moyes, they were investing in him for the long term.

I thought so to but they clearly feel he was the wrong man and I'm inclined to agree. He never seemed to have the mentality for it IMO, his whole mindset, the level of expectation he placed on himself and the team, attitude to the opposition and such like came across as if he thought himself and the team mediocre. He lacked that "winning mentality" that Ferguson and the players themselves had.

[kevpuk]

As a Liverpool fan.....I am disappointed