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heh... poor Moyes. As a human being, I feel profoundly sorry for him. It appears he's aged a lot, but with Rudolph the Red-Nosed & those hateful eyes boring into him from above, that's not a surprise.
As manager for what is easily the most loathsome club in football, it's hilarious & most satisfying.

Either way, here's a link to what Manure fans plan for tomorrow.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/20093...tm_campaign=epl

Nasty [oops] the lot of em! And they call everyone else classless. Best fans in the world my ass! Most united fans I know have given up watching football, fcking jokers.

it's shamelful for the club. they havent gone two minutes with fergie out the door, after 20 years of success, and they are behaving like spoilt children.

Fckin rats.

This is a step too far imo.
A joke's a joke, but this is tastelessness in the extreme now imo.

Yea, it's absolutely great seeing them floundering, and getting a taste of having their noses rubbed in the shyte like we've had to endure on and off for many years, but come on, Moyes is a human being when all said and done. He looks wretched and has aged significantly in just 12 months.
I don't envy him, regardless of the money he's getting.
You can't buy health.

He looks gaunt and ill which is no suprise having this shower of shyte constantly on his back, and that sponsored by Wrigleys glaring down at him at every home match, eyes burning into his back.

Shytsters, cheap and nasty, and should be thouroughly ashamed of themselves if this goes ahead.

what's the point of it now that everyone's seen the banner anyway?

I do feel a little sorry for Moyes but he has brought it on himself somewhat:

- he became complacent at Everton. The press gave him an easy time and he fell for the view that he could do no more under difficult circumstances.

- he wasn't his own man when it came to dealing with spit. He sold them Rooney & allowed Everton to be a convenient outlet and source of cash for their rejects.

- he then abused the respect the Everton owner had given him by failing to sign a contract. What did he have to think about? Everton were not suddenly going to have loads of cash to spend. He'd already been there for 10 years. He should've known clearly whether he wanted to stay or not. I suspect he already knew more than he's admitting.

- The way he keeps referring to Fergie as Sir ... (esp if he did it whilst he was at Everton)... and the way he got offered the job at Fergies home shows that he was in Fergie's pocket. He allowed himself to become subservient to Fergie.

- instead of getting rid of the backroom staff (which I was delighted with at the time) the first thing he should have done was to order the removal of the stupid chosen one banner. It did him no favours even then but he was probably too starry eyed.

- and of course, whilst he was sucking up to Fergie when at Everton, he gave Rafa a hard time over an innocent remark. Rafa to his credit answered him on the pitch.

I don't think it's a joke, they are angry and feel desperate, I totally understand them. This team has won the league and relatively easily less than a year back, how else do they show that they want a change? We all here want Moyes to stay, isn't it, it should be the complete opposite there. This job is above Moyes and if he cared about his health, he should resign, he would gain respect.

He can't resign just yet. That would be admitting defeat and a huge sign of weakness. He'd never get another job in football... well, not at that level.

Of course he will get a job but at a level he deserves.

West ham

You never know... think about this way:

- top teams wouldn't want him for obvious reasons
- he has no track record of fighting relegation battles so he wouldn't be a good fit at the bottom end of the table
- and why would mid table teams want him when he hasn't shown that he can help them punch above their weight from time to time? He certainly wouldn't give them hope of producing a stylish team that can win things with limited funds.

He should've taken/applied for the Newcastle job a few seasons ago.

He still can apply for the Newcastle job or West Ham or Stoke or Villa etc etc.

We can all apply for the job. I applied for the job at anfield when I heard we might appoint Roy ... but applying for a job and getting it are two different things. Club owners will be wary... they need supporters on their side. allardyce got booed the other day even after winning a game.

The only thing that banner should say is Fergie keep your red nose out,
Its fergies fault regarding the chosen one but ultimately its the clubs fault for giving fergie power to make huge decisions when he should have just retired without interference.
As for moyes, he sold himself to the devil, he knew it and now the devil wants his soul paid in full.

It's in rooneys contract that if Moyes leaves he can choose the next manager.

He's a good manager and he will get another job

It's going to be interesting whether the united board back him either way they take a big risk

Meanwhile, their fickle fans will be happy again for now, mullering Villa.
Also, a section of their fans booed as the 'plane went over with the banner, tossers.

I'm never happy with a scum win, but the odd victory will keep him in the job that much longer. The scoreline against Villa could help delude them into thinking that things are going to be fine. that can only be a good thing.

PLUS ONE!!!

Don't know if this has been posted before, but hilarious anyway!

BR The Carefully Chosen One!

Nice!!