On February 02 2014 04:08 Maenander wrote:
I don't know why it's so entertaining to see Moyes' ManU fail, I don't even have anything against him or ManUnited. But it is.

It's mainly because Manchester United dominated scene for so long. It's really pleasing to see how their supporters acts when their favorite team doing bad.

Liquid`Drone

Norway28875 Posts

February 01 2014 20:56 GMT

#11722

Haha yep to both of those. Definitely enjoying united failing horribly, even though I don't actually have anything against them, but united supporters have just enjoyed far too much success..

Mensol

14536 Posts

February 01 2014 21:11 GMT

#11723

David Moyes - The Record Breaker

Jockmcplop

United Kingdom9958 Posts

February 01 2014 21:34 GMT

#11724

On February 02 2014 06:11 Mensol wrote:
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David Moyes - The Record Breaker

United came 11th in Ferguson's first season.

3 years later:
For the 1989–90 season, Ferguson further boosted his squad by paying large sums of money for midfielders Neil Webb, Mike Phelan and Paul Ince, as well as defender Gary Pallister and winger Danny Wallace. The season began well with a 4–1 win over defending champions Arsenal on the opening day, but United's league form quickly turned sour. In September, United suffered a humiliating 5–1 away defeat against fierce rivals Manchester City. Following this and an early season run of six defeats and two draws in eight games, a banner declaring "Three years of excuses and it's still crap ... ta-ra Fergie." was displayed at Old Trafford, and many journalists and supporters called for Ferguson to be sacked.[52][53] Ferguson later described December 1989 as "the darkest period [he had] ever suffered in the game", as United ended the decade just outside the relegation zone.

(from the mother of all sources, wiki)

Give the man time.

Whilst saying this, however, i have to laugh when i see united fail. I have long had a hatred for united, and their fans (as a whole).

Steveling

Greece10806 Posts

February 01 2014 22:32 GMT

#11725

Man.U was just another average english club when Fergie took over though.
They had like 5-6 titles with 2-3 of them(don't remember exact numbers) being pre-war, meaning ancient history.

So Fergie coached a club that had 4 championships in 40 years and made them the most successful english club next to liverpool.
Results are expected from season 1 now, it's harsh but that's the way it goes.

RvB

Netherlands6306 Posts

February 01 2014 22:48 GMT

#11726

Ferguson had already proven himself at Aberdeen as well. Winning the league in Scotland with a different team than Celtic or Rangers is pretty impressive.

PhilGood2DaY

Germany7424 Posts

February 01 2014 22:50 GMT

#11727

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kyllinghest

Norway1607 Posts

February 01 2014 23:39 GMT

#11728

Moyes definately needs to be given time, but If I was a Man Utd supporter Id definately be worried by now! Not only are the results very poor compared to last season, but the brand of footie they play is simply horrible.

I think they have too many average players, but they also have some top notch talent. A team with RvP, Rooney, Mata and Kagawa should be capable of more!

Rebs

Pakistan10726 Posts

February 02 2014 00:29 GMT

#11729

On February 02 2014 05:56 Liquid`Drone wrote:
Haha yep to both of those. Definitely enjoying united failing horribly, even though I don't actually have anything against them, but united supporters have just enjoyed far too much success..

and bloated heads. Everytime I heard that glory glory chant I wanted to punch someone,+ Show Spoiler +

ive never hit another human being in my life, no closed fist anyway.

the amount of trolling they are having to endure is priceless and no one seems to feel sorry about it at all..

evilfatsh1t

Australia8916 Posts

February 02 2014 01:51 GMT

#11730

fuck my life

Ferrose

United States11378 Posts

February 02 2014 04:44 GMT

#11731

I love seeing United fail, but I honestly feel bad for Moyes. I can't help but feel that most of United's problems aren't really his fault.

It's also kind of sad that this rejuvenated Arsenal will never get a chance to beat Fergie's United, for old time's sake.

zulu_nation8

China26351 Posts

February 02 2014 06:06 GMT

#11732

Cleverly's position really needed to be filled, not Valencia's. I think when Fellaini comes back and hopefully play better than he did before, Utd will be different...

Navi

5286 Posts

February 02 2014 06:14 GMT

#11733

On February 02 2014 07:48 RvB wrote:
Ferguson had already proven himself at Aberdeen as well. Winning the league in Scotland with a different team than Celtic or Rangers is pretty impressive.

he won the CL equivalent too, no? the notion of a scottish team winning it sounds bizarre today, i wonder what it would have been like back then

Steveling

Greece10806 Posts

February 02 2014 06:24 GMT

#11734

It was the lesser european trophy, not the CL equivalent.
Still mighty good for a club like aberdeen.

kyllinghest

Norway1607 Posts

February 02 2014 10:15 GMT

#11735

On February 02 2014 15:06 zulu_nation8 wrote:
Cleverly's position really needed to be filled, not Valencia's. I think when Fellaini comes back and hopefully play better than he did before, Utd will be different...

Yes, they are the team in the league that plays the most long balls, so Fellaini should be an improvement!

sharkie

Austria18723 Posts

February 02 2014 11:17 GMT

#11736

On February 02 2014 13:44 Ferrose wrote:
I love seeing United fail, but I honestly feel bad for Moyes. I can't help but feel that most of United's problems aren't really his fault.

It's also kind of sad that this rejuvenated Arsenal will never get a chance to beat Fergie's United, for old time's sake.

I think that's how most people feel.
They are joyed that ManUtd is losing, but also feel pity for Moyes.

Liquid`Drone

Norway28875 Posts

February 02 2014 12:44 GMT

#11737

I don't think Moyes can really be blamed for their lacking success this year, the squad just looks really really weak, especially compared to city and chelsea. But United winning last year with pretty close to the same team makes Ferguson look really, really really good.

Greg_J

China4409 Posts

February 02 2014 13:04 GMT

#11738

Giroud and Podolski must be absolutely sick of hearing commentators and pundits and fans talk about how Arsenal has failed to reinforce their attack. I understand there’s an injury caused whole in attacking midfield and there are definitely questions about why they have bought a player in on loan who isn’t fit to fill this hole. But I personally rate Giroud and Podolski (Bendtner not so much) very highly.

wingpawn

Poland1342 Posts

February 02 2014 13:20 GMT

#11739

I kind of feel that MU needs new wing-backs. RB position this season is very weak either way and Evra gradually declines too. In the times when Newcastle has Debuchy & Santon and Everton rocks with Coleman & Baines, United wingers have to do that all alone way too often and they aren't exactly Cristiano Ronaldos to deal with it (although Januzaj shows some potential).

Also, everyone feels good about Devils' decline because they effectively destroyed Kagawa's career, had - or still have - failmakers like Anderson, Cleverley and Smalling plus they decided to keep Rooney despite his horrendously greedy demands.

Pandemona

Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts

February 02 2014 13:34 GMT

#11740

Liverpool time. Lets see what happens

Wtf how on earth so poor. West Brom striker is making Chelsea strikers looking good.

1-0 Liverpool through Sturridge