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Post by bigmouth indeed on Feb 9, 2014 19:32:01 GMT
They had no rights to just offer the job to Moyes without even speaking to Jose and Ancelotti. Ferguson always claimed nobody is bigger than the club. Well neither is he.
Jose is a mercenary and has shown no loyalty to any of the clubs he has managed. That's not factually correct. He won the Portuguese league and European cup with Porto and was snapped up by Chelsea. After winning a couple of leagues and a few cups there he had a fall out with Abramovich,(who sacked a dozen managers that followed him) So he went to Inter Milan were he won a treble and left on very good terms ,so he went to Madrid were unfortunately for him they had to compete with the greatest club side in the world. So reluctantly he went back to Chelsea. Its no secret he has always had designs to manage United. He should have been given the opportunity, alas, now we are fucked. "FACT" |
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Post by smithy2 on Feb 10, 2014 15:52:13 GMT
Jose is a mercenary and has shown no loyalty to any of the clubs he has managed. That's not factually correct. He won the Portuguese league and European cup with Porto and was snapped up by Chelsea. After winning a couple of leagues and a few cups there he had a fall out with Abramovich,(who sacked a dozen managers that followed him) So he went to Inter Milan were he won a treble and left on very good terms ,so he went to Madrid were unfortunately for him they had to compete with the greatest club side in the world. So reluctantly he went back to Chelsea. Its no secret he has always had designs to manage United. He should have been given the opportunity, alas, now we are fucked. "FACT" He won the European cup with Porto and didn't even wait to let the team celebrate before he was off talking to Chelsea, walked straight off after they lifted the trophy. Mercenary. |
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Post by _ on Feb 10, 2014 16:02:43 GMT
Chelsea and it's not close for me
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Post by unitedsotex on Feb 10, 2014 16:10:03 GMT
none of these tossers. I'm selfish and only want us to win it.
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Post by Ole's Red Whiteknight03 Army on Feb 17, 2014 0:58:20 GMT
There's only one club there who have built themselves properly on principles we hold dear, like promotion of youth, attacking entertaining football and fiscal responsibility. They are managed, like we were for many years, by a man who is capable of brilliance in certain areas of the pitch, yet is totally blind to a disaster in one area. A man who holds stubbornly to his principles, results or pressure be damned. A man who supports his players through anything, comically blames officials to distract attention from failings and has a soft spot for slightly insane keepers. That's the club I want to see win, because it gives me hope that with the right man in charge, we too can return to the top without chucking all we hold dear.
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Post by Jayrannasaurus on Feb 17, 2014 6:40:10 GMT
There's only one club there who have built themselves properly on principles we hold dear, like promotion of youth, attacking entertaining football and fiscal responsibility. They are managed, like we were for many years, by a man who is capable of brilliance in certain areas of the pitch, yet is totally blind to a disaster in one area. A man who holds stubbornly to his principles, results or pressure be damned. A man who supports his players through anything, comically blames officials to distract attention from failings and has a soft spot for slightly insane keepers. That's the club I want to see win, because it gives me hope that with the right man in charge, we too can return to the top without chucking all we hold dear. Great post. |
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Post by sharsh_U4L on Feb 17, 2014 9:20:50 GMT
Hate to say, but its gonna be City.
Needless to say, I would love to see us win, but its close to impossible. However, out of the current top-4, I dislike Arsenal the least and would like them to win, though they are back in self-destruction mode.
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Post by Bestie on Feb 17, 2014 10:03:58 GMT
There's only one club there who have built themselves properly on principles we hold dear, like promotion of youth, attacking entertaining football and fiscal responsibility. They are managed, like we were for many years, by a man who is capable of brilliance in certain areas of the pitch, yet is totally blind to a disaster in one area. A man who holds stubbornly to his principles, results or pressure be damned. A man who supports his players through anything, comically blames officials to distract attention from failings and has a soft spot for slightly insane keepers. That's the club I want to see win, because it gives me hope that with the right man in charge, we too can return to the top without chucking all we hold dear. Rooney's new contract suggests we're already too late. |
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Post by Rio5 on Feb 17, 2014 12:33:18 GMT
Arsenal, hate them, but fuck it, I hate more other 3 teams then them.
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