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Tough night for 'la Creme' at home, tough side to beat. I mean imagine the opposition scoring a Own Goal in the first two minutes, then you have to slog it out till the last minute.
Pure league winning stuff. David Moyes, The Chosen One.:D |
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But of course we all know David Moyes keeps proving you don't have to win to be a winner:cool: Who knows you might make it into the semi final. Tough weekend for you this weekend Stoke at Old Trafford. Keep the faith Barrie, all non Man U fans are counting on you, David ' The Chosen One' needs time to give United the same knowledge he gave to Everton. Every day I wake up and remember David Moyes is the manager of Manchester United, then I know it is going to be a good day.:D |
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While we have only won 5, drawn 2 and lost 1. I can only hope our low standards keep going:D:D:rolleyes: Keep believing in David Moyes, I am sure the side that walked the Premiership last year will be able to finish 4th in a league, maybe their CL group? Interestingly I just found this: http://vvcap.net/db/TY_K6N3eu_8xKF9h1U43.png |
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As much as I don't like doing Cmon style postings, this is a good read of Man U under David Moyes, so far.
Where has it gone wrong for Manchester United and David Moyes? | Football | theguardian.com I particularly like the last comment Quote:
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Moyes is playing Fellaini in the players preferred defensive midfield role.
However, he is also playing Carrick alongside him which leaves a lack of central midfielders breaking forward into the box. Moyes didn't have the same tactic at Everton, he always had a holding midfielder but he also encouraged the other 2 central midfielders (Everton 95% of the time played 4-5-1) to get forward in support. At Everton, Fellaini was used far more as an attacking central midfielder, similar to the way Tim Cahill was used by Moyes, filling the space behind the striker and acting as a target man. But this is not his preferred position, and while he is effective as a supporting midfielder, he is best IMO in a box to box player. I cant believe Kagawa has not been used more. |
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And as I have stated previously, you wont win a thing under Moyes (fergies charity shield not included).
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raise his game to fit into the United role. Kagawa shows promise but still has a way to go - perhaps he needs the match fitness. Moyes still has a way to go in determining his best team and formation. We have been this many points, and more, behind but have still triumphed at the end of the season:alright: |
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Quite a nail biting afternoon, I seriously thought that a team who likely to be relagated were going to steal a easy win at the Manc's. Thankfully they managed to turn it into a win, to be fair though, Stoke have only managed to beat Crystal Palace and West Ham in the league this season, hardly title winning teams. Phew I thought that maybe the Moysiah was in danger of losing his job before Christmas, if he can keep these standards we should have at least a season for him to help transfom Man U into the new Everton.
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Good to see Stanley getting a win and Blackburn salvaged a point as well, so a good weekend all round. |
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See Moysie pulled it round for the Manky U's today, still up to half time I assume he was having a severe case of "hoopitis". :D
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Watched the Utd. game today ... this is the kind of coming from behind that they need ... not a great fan (not even a little one); but I did get the sense that folks were writing them off too soon. Maybe at last the EPL is becoming more like major league baseball in that any team can beat any other team ... once that is established it all boils down to heart, guts, and history ... along with a slight edge in skill. With their world class goal tending, talented youngsters, and quality veterans they will be in there at the end of the season. I think today might be the turning point. They got off to a lousy start this season, but this game could be the end of the beginning (thanks, Winnie:D).
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Oh, and I think Nani should be packing his bags.
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