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spiederman 05-08-2013 03:24 AM

Sir Alex Ferguson retires
 
http://bbc.co.uk/sport/football/22447018

place your bets who will be the new ManU manager

NewNick 05-08-2013 03:40 AM

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Originally Posted by spiederman (Post 19616150)
http://bbc.co.uk/sport/football/22447018

place your bets who will be the new ManU manager

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privatesociety 05-08-2013 03:41 AM

Not a football fan... But Mourinio... if thats how you spell his name!

CamTraffic 05-08-2013 04:08 AM

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Originally Posted by privatesociety (Post 19616169)
Not a football fan... But Mourinio... if thats how you spell his name!

no way José!

Pornopat 05-08-2013 04:22 AM

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Originally Posted by privatesociety (Post 19616169)
Not a football fan... But Mourinio... if thats how you spell his name!

That is obvious!
the first part of what you say is obvious!
:winkwink:

oppoten 05-08-2013 04:25 AM

I'm expecting it to be David Moyes.

Paul 05-08-2013 04:36 AM

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Originally Posted by oppoten (Post 19616211)
I'm expecting it to be David Moyes.

I hope not, absolutely no experience in the Champions League

United absolutely need a high profile manager who can continue the success i.e. Mourinho

Mourinho and two high profile signings - Bale & Ronaldo for the win!

ipolic 05-08-2013 04:37 AM

Mourinho :)

seeandsee 05-08-2013 04:53 AM

It's should be some younger fucker

Caldo 05-08-2013 05:04 AM

Sir Alex Ferguson for president , thanks you for everything :thumbsup

privatesociety 05-08-2013 05:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Pornopat (Post 19616209)
That is obvious!
the first part of what you say is obvious!
:winkwink:


not sure if what i said was obviously wrong or what!

I always thought that mourinho guy was good though! :error:error

Pornopat 05-08-2013 05:14 AM

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Originally Posted by privatesociety (Post 19616238)
not sure if what i said was obviously wrong or what!

I always thought that mourinho guy was good though! :error:error

Morinho is an excellent trainer but he is not suitable for Man Utd.
He does not fit into the culture there.

MaDalton 05-08-2013 05:20 AM

Mourinho will go back to Chelsea...

Just read they are interested in the guy from Borussia Dortmund (Klopp)

Paul 05-08-2013 07:30 AM

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Originally Posted by MaDalton (Post 19616251)
Mourinho will go back to Chelsea...

Just read they are interested in the guy from Borussia Dortmund (Klopp)

He would be an excellent choice, he has a track record of winning titles, bringing through young players and he has an excellent eye for signing incredibly talented players for cheap - Kagawa, Subotić, Lewandowski & Hummels

Plus they play high tempo exciting football.

spiederman 05-08-2013 07:33 AM

klopp would be an awesome choice but he's still under contract till 2016
most fingers point to moyes

Sarah_Jayne 05-08-2013 07:54 AM

For real this time ?

Oracle Porn 05-08-2013 07:58 AM

Manchester United are set to announce the appointment of David Moyes as Manchester United manager in the next 24 hours.

BettingHandle 05-08-2013 08:02 AM

http://sphotos-a.ak.fbcdn.net/hphoto...59986922_n.jpg

Sir Alex Ferguson has been quite simply the best! :thumbsup

NaughtyRob 05-08-2013 08:19 AM

I wish Arsen Wenger would retire also, but then again, looks like Arsenal might still be in the top 4 again.

marcop 05-08-2013 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by spiederman (Post 19616345)
most fingers point to moyes

David Moyes has done a great job over several years at Everton, where's he's had very little money to spend on new players. He'd make a great choice for ManU. Plus, I'm hoping Jose Mourinho returns to Chelsea.

Si 05-08-2013 11:15 AM

I've only ever known life under Ferguson, he's been like a 3rd grandfather.

Really don't like the idea of Moyes, I reckon he could keep our stability in the league, but he hasn't had any success in Europe. He has had Europe League and Champions league football, but nothing of note.

If Moyes does take over, his assistant better be one of our former greats, such as Ole, Giggs, Scholes, Cantona or Neville.

I'm hoping the timing is to lure Mourinho or Klopp. I'd be happy with Moyes but worried.

stephane76 05-08-2013 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Si (Post 19616684)
I've only ever known life under Ferguson, he's been like a 3rd grandfather.

Really don't like the idea of Moyes, I reckon he could keep our stability in the league, but he hasn't had any success in Europe. He has had Europe League and Champions league football, but nothing of note.

He also didn't have Man U's budget ...

I couldn't see an Italian, Spanish or Portuguese manager at Man U.
Moyes is a great coach, Scottish just like Sir Alex. :thumbsup

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/...s_2557232b.jpg

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The announcement of Ferguson's retirement has prompted a frenzy of money being placed on the Everton manager to succeed the 71 year-old.
And Telegraph Sport understands that Moyes, whose contract at Goodison Park expires at the end of the season, has already been identified as Ferguson's successor and will be confirmed before United's next game, on Sunday, against Swansea.

Despite long-term speculation linking Jose Mourinho with the manager's job at Old Trafford in the event of Ferguson's retirement, the former Chelsea manager lacks support among the higher echelons of the United hierarchy.

Moyes's record at Everton since arriving from Preston North End in March 2002 lacks a trophy, or experience of Champions League football beyond the qualifying rounds, but the Scot's readiness to build teams and promote youth is understood to be central to United's decision to recruit the 50 year-old.

Ferguson's elevation to a position on the United board ensures that the two men will be in a regular contact at Old Trafford, but the pair's strong relationship, which saw Moyes offered the job as Ferguson's assistant in 1999-2000, is likely to prevent friction between the manager's office and the boardroom.

Si 05-08-2013 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by stephane76 (Post 19616687)
He also didn't have Man U's budget ...

I couldn't see an Italian, Spanish or Portuguese manager at Man U.
Moyes is a great coach, Scottish just like Sir Alex. :thumbsup

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/...s_2557232b.jpg

I like Moyes, I think he will be good for us in the league. If he comes, I hope he brings Baines and Fellaini with him.

I'd prefer Mourinho, just to give him a stab at Europe for a few years.

My choices in order would be:

1. Mourinho
2. Klopp
3. Moyes

marcop 05-08-2013 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Si (Post 19616719)
I like Moyes, I think he will be good for us in the league. If he comes, I hope he brings Baines and Fellaini with him.

I'd prefer Mourinho, just to give him a stab at Europe for a few years.

My choices in order would be:

1. Mourinho
2. Klopp
3. Moyes

I was just watching the post game show on FSC after the Chelsea/Spurs match, and the commentators were making it sound like it would definitely be Moyes who'd replace Fergie.

Si 05-08-2013 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by marcop (Post 19617023)
I was just watching the post game show on FSC after the Chelsea/Spurs match, and the commentators were making it sound like it would definitely be Moyes who'd replace Fergie.

Yeah it certainly seems that way! If it is Moyes I'll be happy, just worried about Europe. I reckon he's the right man for the league, and he might acually get us the bloody FA cup back for the first time since new Wemberly (intentional) was built.

He's never had a large squad or a big budget and still built Everton into a very strong team. Not only that, with Moyes at the helm, we might get another 15-20 year reign, rather than 3-5 years then a chop and change.

marcop 05-08-2013 03:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Si (Post 19617058)
Not only that, with Moyes at the helm, we might get another 15-20 year reign, rather than 3-5 years then a chop and change.

Changing managers every few seasons--or even more frequently--is ridiculous. And yes, I'm a Chelsea fan.

lagcam 05-08-2013 09:38 PM

It's a no brainer. Moyes.

United's board prefer to take money out of the club not put it in. Mourinho will cost anything up to $15 million to prize away from Madrid where he still has a year on his contract, plus he will need a minimum of $15 million a year salary for minimum of 3 years plus bonuses and will demand a transfer kitty of between $80 and $150 million.

Moyes on the other hand, will cost zero in compensation to Everton as out of contract in 6weeks, has proven he can run a club with the resources he is given, which will not be huge as would inherit the kind of squad most managers would dream of, and I am sure even if they doubled his Everton salary it would still be less than 20% of Mourinho's.

Moyes would also be the best at putting up with Fergie upstairs second guessing him for a couple of years.

I

privatesociety 05-09-2013 03:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pornopat (Post 19616244)
Morinho is an excellent trainer but he is not suitable for Man Utd.
He does not fit into the culture there.

That is exactly what i meant..... :thumbsup:thumbsup

Emma 05-09-2013 06:22 AM

David Moyes and Jose Mourinho are the bookies' favourites to succeed Sir Alex Ferguson.

But the bookies think Klopp, who has won the Bundesliga twice and has taken his team to this year's Champions League final, is more likely to succeed Ferguson than anyone from the Old Trafford crowd.

stephane76 05-09-2013 08:33 AM

Moyes it is! I knew it!!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22453802

alex.missyouth 05-09-2013 10:17 AM

I hate that asshole. Fuck him.

John-ACWM 05-10-2013 07:34 AM

A legend indeed :thumbsup


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