Manchester United

[RichC]

What a season to be a Manc. Beaten home and away by Liverpool and City for the first time ever and now facing City or Liverpool winning the league. Haha.

[G]

They actually want City to win it cos it keeps it in Manchester and deprives us.

[Shaggy]

[Shaggy]

Raymond Verheijen @raymondverheije
Next Tuesday, Moyes will have another look in mirror & won’t like what he sees. Will he finally take responsibility or choose denial again?

[Liverpool]

4-1 win and on MOTD 5th, how times change

[Roboklopp]

My old martial arts instructor used to go on about those stages.

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[Liverpel]

Only one man can save Davie now.

http://balls.ie/football/vine-bebe-scores-yet-another-cracking-goal/

[Roboklopp]

[Shaggy]

http://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/467629/EXCLUSIVE-Ryan-Giggs-heading-for-Manchester-United-exit-after-David-Moyes-fall-out

EXCLUSIVE: Ryan Giggs heading for Manchester United exit after David Moyes fall-out

UNDER-FIRE Manchester United boss David Moyes is facing a summer of change – on and off the pitch.

Moyes is already committed to a frenzied spell of high-stakes transfer activity – now Sunday Express Sport can reveal that big changes could be on the way on his coaching staff.

Despite denials, there has been a falling out between Moyes and Ryan Giggs with the 40-year-old Welshman believed to be considering his Old Trafford future once the season ends.

Moyes promoted Giggs on to his coaching staff after succeeding Sir Alex Ferguson but there have been some heated exchanges between the pair over some of the training methods and tactics.

Giggs also believes he has been under-used, especially when the club have been up against it and in need of some uplifting results.

Some disgruntled fans have called for Moyes to be dismissed and replaced by Giggs until the end of the season.

There are also long-term doubts over Phil Neville's future as first-team coach alongside assistant manager Steven Round.

It's believed the relationship between Moyes and the former Manchester United player he brought with him from Everton isn't as strong as it once was.

Moyes will take stock of his backroom staff in the summer and is expected to make changes.

The 50-year-old Scot still enjoys the backing of the club's owners, the Glazers, former boss Ferguson, influential director Sir Bobby Charlton and executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward.

He will work closely with Woodward during a summer which will make or break his Old Trafford tenure.

[dom9]

The way Moyes is going, dismantling the club from top to bottom, he'll be selling off the contents of the trophy cabinet and denying that the club had ever won anything in their history.

[Gibbo]

Where would Giggs go, really?

If he wanted to play, Cardiff, Swansea? Which one is he.

[Roboklopp]

Hell.

[G]

Keys was saying on Be in sports this morning that Moyes future will largely be decided by the Bayern tie, also said the decision has been taken out of Ferguson's hands and will be made soley by the owners.

[Roboklopp]

Like that monkey cunt would know.