Moyes out !!! (Confirmed Sacking 22 April 2014)

2 nil down at HT at Everton. Great fancy dress from the grim reaper.

Bad form from Man Utd fans singing "justice for the 39" in reference to Heysel.

Moyes is a feckin legend.

He is a clown.

Still 9 short of your record says Trickle Dickie

He'll come good. Ferguson was such a big act to follow that anyone would have struggled. The thing is that to finish 7th for many clubs wouldn't have been seen as failure but the bar has been set so high for Moyes that it was an impossible task.

But I'm no longer bothered by what the smaller clubs achieve. I'm just delighted that Chelski & the premier Manchester club both seem to have lost it. It's been a superb season for Rodgers! (Three matches to go.....)

United were destroyed today, the players didn't seem up for it at all.

Rooney is very over rated, Fletcher and Carrick both good players but too similar to be in the same team, Smalling looked lost and not sure he'll ever come good tbh.

If I was Moyes I'd get shot of Nani, a right poser who really doesn't give a shit, get rid of Rooney too, and save some wages.

Can't see them winning a trophy any time soon, not with that side, they couldn't give a feck, especially Rooney.

Loved the Sky commentary when it was suggested late in the game that Utd had nothing to lose and should 'go for it'. The reply was, 'They already are !'   

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Ferguson acted as an apologist for the Glazers for too long. He accepted under-investment in the club's playing resources. He was a genius as a man-manager. He got by.

But the fact is that until Moyes bought Marouane Fellaini last summer, United had not recruited a genuine central midfielder since the summer of 2007, when Ferguson signed Owen Hargreaves and Anderson.

The playing staff stagnated. United remained reliant on Paul Scholes and Ryan Giggs for way too long. Three of the starting back four bequeathed to Moyes will depart the club this summer, too.

So Moyes was not just given the task of following the most successful manager in English football history, he was presented with a massive rebuilding job, too - and paired with a rookie chief executive, Ed Woodward, to help him do it.

Anyone who thinks that is a recipe for a smooth transition is living in a fantasy world.

It is easy to say now, but the succession to Ferguson was poorly handled by the club. They were in thrall to Sir Alex to such an extent that there appeared to have been precious little planning for the future.



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Downward spiral now for them.