Manchester United

[Gibbo]

In fairness to Moyes he did say it was going to get worse.

[Tee]

****ing hell he is better ( i.e. worse) than I expected.

Need him to win a couple just to stay in this job now. Hope they stick with him through it all hahaha, and then it will be too late.

[Leyton388]

Of course they will stick with him. As long as he gets into the CL the Glazers wont give a **** as long as the CL money keeps rolling in.

[john316]

What a ****ing shambolic performance Ferdinand had today for them

[BigChief]

Where's Craigs when you need a Ref Cafe spy?

I'm here (no Craig obviously). Trying to not get banned, but its surprising subdued rather than in uproar over there.

Its almost like a sickening realisation that their time is up. Brilliant.

[Norbs]

North London ready to take on the baton though

[RedAndWhite]

Its almost like a sickening realisation that their time is up. Brilliant.

Re-building, transitional, bedding in period etc etc seem to be popular at this time. Its actually annoying in a way as seeming them on a proper wobbler is so much more fun.

[McDermotX]

In fairness to Moyes he did say it was going to get worse.

He certainly did. A man of his word.

[Gazzla]

Moyes post match comments about Kagawa were priceless. Talk about a kick in the teeth for him being replaced by an unknown teenager at halftime.

Moyes is a ****wit of the highest order, it's fantastic hahahahahahahaha

[Shaggy]

Raymond Verheijen @raymondverheije
It was sad to see Rugby United loose against WBA today. Every time RVP does not come to the rescue, United look like a very average team

Raymond Verheijen @raymondverheije
As RVP was struggling with muscle problems for second time already this season, United had to do it without him for most of the game today.

Raymond Verheijen @raymondverheije
When coaching a smaller club like Everton one can play reactive football to frustrate opponent & to win many points with good counter play.

Raymond Verheijen @raymondverheije
However when coaching a big club like United it’s the opponent who’s playing reactive football & it’s up to manager to come up with solution

Raymond Verheijen @raymondverheije
That’s why a lot of managers struggle when they move from a small to a big club. They don’t understand how to break down a defensive wall.

Raymond Verheijen @raymondverheije
Another problem is the fact that Moyes is very rigid with his 4-4-2. This is a very vulnerable tactic, especially against 4-2-3-1 & 4-1-4-1.

Raymond Verheijen @raymondverheije
Despite the 4-1 win, everyone who understands football could already see United’s tactical problem in the Swansea game last month.

Raymond Verheijen @raymondverheije
In Swansea game, United played with 2 central midfielders against 3 Swansea midfielders. But in that particular game, RVP came to the rescue

Raymond Verheijen @raymondverheije
As most people in Jurassic Park don't have a clue about tactics, they were all talking about the 4-1 win instead of the tactical blunder.

Raymond Verheijen @raymondverheije
Even the tactically clueless pundits of Match of the Day said United had played well. What can you expect of these Jurassic Park products?

Raymond Verheijen @raymondverheije
In the Manchester derby the same tactical blunder proved to be very costly as Carrick & Fellani were totally overrun by the City midfielders

Raymond Verheijen @raymondverheije
The future doesn't look bright as Moyes was allowed to take with him his tactically clueless friends from Everton & released Fergie’s staff.

Raymond Verheijen @raymondverheije
It might have been smart if he had kept 1 of Fergie’s coaches as they know the team & understand how to deal with the opponent’s tactics

Raymond Verheijen @raymondverheije
Former coach Meulensteen would have had more to offer to United than all the current clueless & inexperienced nobodies on the United bench.

[chadrtc]

I suspect Kagawa will be available on the cheap in the summer as Moyes quite clearly doesn't rate him.

I wish that they'd sell him to us... Just the sort of player we need.

[Bender]

Mischievous Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea fans have joined forces to launch a Twitter campaign to save Manchester United boss David Moyes after United suffered a third defeat in six league matches this season. In reply to the hashtag #MoyesOut set up by disgruntled United fans, delighted supporters of their title rivals have replied using the #MoyesIn tag.

Full story: Daily Star Sunday

[Shaggy]

Shakhtar away next LOL

[Bender]

Nice easy place to go

[Chazza]

Just remembered the 5 year contract they gave to Nani