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They're 7th FFS, not 17th!!
They need to get a reality check. When you're used to finishing 1st or 2nd every year, 7th probably feels like 17th.
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1st Team Squad
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They have to go back to the beginning to pinpoint the person to blame, and that person has a red nose. If the manager retires the club should wash their hands of him (decision wise)instead of giving him all the power to do as he likes, Ive no sympathy for them at all and I can only hope that they keep moyes and he continues to fail in the long term. Im having a mean day when it comes to finding any sympathy! 
Life is beautiful when you find Love when you find the place your meant to be when you find the one to give your heart to as for me this is you this is Love
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Liverpool Legend
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They have to go back to the beginning to pinpoint the person to blame, and that person has a red nose. If the manager retires the club should wash their hands of him (decision wise)instead of giving him all the power to do as he likes, Ive no sympathy for them at all and I can only hope that they keep moyes and he continues to fail in the long term. Im having a mean day when it comes to finding any sympathy! No LFC fan would like Moyes to go, and that says a lot to his quality. At Everton, he never succeed to beat a top team and Martinez has already done better in his first season. Fergie made a major mistake or maybe they wanted a manager who was known to work on a limited budget. Let's enjoy this year because United are not going to sit and watch things, they are very resourceful especially under FFP.
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1st Team Regular
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They have to go back to the beginning to pinpoint the person to blame, and that person has a red nose. If the manager retires the club should wash their hands of him (decision wise)instead of giving him all the power to do as he likes, Ive no sympathy for them at all and I can only hope that they keep moyes and he continues to fail in the long term. Im having a mean day when it comes to finding any sympathy! No LFC fan would like Moyes to go, and that says a lot to his quality. At Everton, he never succeed to beat a top team and Martinez has already done better in his first season. Fergie made a major mistake or maybe they wanted a manager who was known to work on a limited budget. Let's enjoy this year because United are not going to sit and watch things, they are very resourceful especially under FFP. that explains the 64m he spend on two players
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I actually thought Moyes was an inspired appointment for united and might still be but I think things are going too far now yes transition there was always going to be after fergie whoever came but no one predicted things would be this bad.
The last chance might be bayern an honourable defeat would be ok but a humiliation might be too much for Moyes to survive
The city hammering just after Liverpool was a lot for them to take How can it be a transition? I really don't get it. 75mil spend on a league winning squad is not a transition. No players have left so why do people make excuses for them. The press loved digging at Rafa during his last season quoting how far we had declined. Manu have fallen even further. At least we had lost great players such as alonso and hyppia. No sympathy for them, moyes is and always has been a smug and arrogant man. The only class at Everton came from kenwright.
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Under 23 Player
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A lot of united supporters look to us from what we did when roy hodgeson was appointed, and see us revolting and eventually getting him kicked out as inspiration for what they should do to moyes. The difference is, we hadnt exactly just had Bob Paisley just before roy, or in anyway shape or form had such a lengthy period of success. Our reaction against Roy was a much needed revolt as a result of years of mediocrity, with him being the last straw. Their situation is completely different, they have had an aging team for the past 2 seasons. Granted they won the league last year with roughly the same players, but Fergie has been neglecting the squad for years, probably because he knew he never really had time to build a new squad. They won that last title due to a number of reasons, 1. they were all experienced players who at the time were still not perhaps at their peak anymore, but still young enough to consistently perform at a high level. 2. were driven by the previous years loss on goal difference to City. 3. Still had Scholes. 4. Were coached Mercilessly by fergie and his backroom staff because he knew it was his swan song.
They never played brilliant football, they got lucky a fair number of times in games (as we expect with United) but they won consistently enough and beat all the teams you would expect them to beat to win the title. The signs were there from about 2 years ago though that they needed to started rebuilding and now we're all seeing the inevitable result. You forgot to mention that referees presented them with an average of ten points per season.
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United will sign a dozen quality players in the summer. And after that a new manager. And then they will still finish out of the top four
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Liverpool Legend
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They have to go back to the beginning to pinpoint the person to blame, and that person has a red nose. If the manager retires the club should wash their hands of him (decision wise)instead of giving him all the power to do as he likes, Ive no sympathy for them at all and I can only hope that they keep moyes and he continues to fail in the long term. Im having a mean day when it comes to finding any sympathy! No LFC fan would like Moyes to go, and that says a lot to his quality. At Everton, he never succeed to beat a top team and Martinez has already done better in his first season. Fergie made a major mistake or maybe they wanted a manager who was known to work on a limited budget. Let's enjoy this year because United are not going to sit and watch things, they are very resourceful especially under FFP. that explains the 64m he spend on two players Exactly, he doesn't know how to spend big.
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Under 23 Player
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There is no magic formula for utd to regain their former success in the near future. Their failure to qualify for the CL will haunt them, not only for financial reasons, but more importantly for the quality of players that they will be able to sign now that they have no CL football In addition, no top manager wants to be uninvolved in the CL.
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Under 18 Player
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I know it's great that they are failing this season but they are still in the champions league!
Anyway, why the fvck are we talking about them when all we should be talking about is how far we have come and how far we still have to go?
Fvck Man United and all they have done because we are still the greatest club in the world.
YNWA
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