David Moyes poll

i would guess that anyone who ISN'T a man utd fan will be ticking that 'give him time' box... if only because we're enjoying their pain so much after all these years of having them rubbing it in at the silverware in their trophy cabinet...?? let them suffer.. it's not like their homes in the home counties are going to be sold over the odd loss or three this season..... that being the place where half the man utd fans live of course.... lol.

Moyes needs time. Even though that squad won the Premier League last season, he has still been left with a squad which is inadequate compared to other top 4 teams. He needs better players and time to build his own team and if he is still 6th then, or whatever position utd are in now, then yes, he should be sacked. Needs time to do that though.

Last season RVP and Rooney were fully fit and banging in the goals while this season both have been injured at different times and very rarely have they been fit at same time. They haven't found anyone else to fill their shows and that is main difference this season, the goals scored column

(14-03-2014 16:55 )William H Bonney Wrote:  

(14-03-2014 16:44 )whorelover Wrote:  he inherited such a weak squad

If I was an argumentative person I would point out that this weak squad won the Premier League last season with 6 matches in hand.

Last year RVP could be bothered too play for Fergie as that is why he signed in the first place too play under him, without RVP last season United would not have won the league, Now that he can't be bothered to put the effort in for Moyes that is why United are failing because non of the players really believe in Moyes and the players do not have confidence in him..

(14-03-2014 18:57 )kelly1066 Wrote:  i would guess that anyone who ISN'T a man utd fan will be ticking that 'give him time' box... if only because we're enjoying their pain so much after all these years of having them rubbing it in at the silverware in their trophy cabinet...?? let them suffer.. it's not like their homes in the home counties are going to be sold over the odd loss or three this season..... that being the place where half the man utd fans live of course.... lol.

Actually there are many millions of fans around the world, not just in the home counties.

I am a Liverpool supporter so hope he stays in job for a very long time!!!

(14-03-2014 16:55 )William H Bonney Wrote:  

(14-03-2014 16:44 )whorelover Wrote:  he inherited such a weak squad

If I was an argumentative person I would point out that this weak squad won the Premier League last season with 6 matches in hand.

United only won last season because Chelsea and City were inconsistent.

(16-03-2014 16:04 )whorelover Wrote:  

(14-03-2014 16:55 )William H Bonney Wrote:  

(14-03-2014 16:44 )whorelover Wrote:  he inherited such a weak squad

If I was an argumentative person I would point out that this weak squad won the Premier League last season with 6 matches in hand.

United only won last season because Chelsea and City were inconsistent.

But that means that last season United were less inconsistent than the other teams. This means they deserved to be the champions. This season is a different story and it was always going to be under a new manager and chief executive.

please god let arsene wenger live forever!

(16-03-2014 16:34 )bytor Wrote:  

(16-03-2014 16:04 )whorelover Wrote:  

(14-03-2014 16:55 )William H Bonney Wrote:  

(14-03-2014 16:44 )whorelover Wrote:  he inherited such a weak squad

If I was an argumentative person I would point out that this weak squad won the Premier League last season with 6 matches in hand.

United only won last season because Chelsea and City were inconsistent.

But that means that last season United were less inconsistent than the other teams. This means they deserved to be the champions. This season is a different story and it was always going to be under a new manager and chief executive.

Yes they won it based on their consistency, not on the quality of the squad. Losing Ferguson and Gill was always going to be a huge loss.