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Football / Re: The Stretford End- Home of the Champions
« on: February 10, 2014, 12:45:34 PM »How peeps go blame Moyes when this is still Fergie's team?
Fergie is a smart fella and left because he knew the well was dry
Man U won the title last year largely due to the magic of Van Persie. A notoriously injury prone player who somehow stayed fit for a long period last season
Rooney has wanted away from Man U since the previous season
They sign a 40 year old to a new contract
You expect to be competitive far less win titles with a midfield of Carrick, Cleverley, a gone thru Fletcher, Ashley Young, etc?
And your defence is Raphael, an aging Evra, a past it and increasingly injury prone Vidic, Ferdinand cyah even make de 1st XI, Jonny Evans is average at best and Phil Jones eh know if he's a defender or midfielder.
The only bright spot is Januzaj.
That is what Fergie left for Moyes....and allyuh blamin him? Dat eh fair.
Ah can't agree with yuh this time Palos. Even with a well coached youth team yuh could see de game plan. All yuh seeing here is a lot of confusion and players not knowing/understanding their roles. No way Moyes ready to coach a big team. Even if a few of de players aging, no way this roster so bad. How Cleverly all of a sudden so terrible? Role players thrive in an organized environment, and play THEIR roles. Role players don't do so well in pickup ball. I was hoping it would get better, but it looks like the players know their leader doesn't have a clue. I agree the team has overachieved and needs revamping, but Moyes is not up to the task right now.
But there was a game plan.
I wouldn't consider crossing a million times to have RVP and 2 midgets battle giants a plan. Those players are just out there guessing and not even hoping they get help from the bench. Moyes been looking for offense from his wing backs all year even when they are suffering defensively. I think without a real game plan that has potential adjustments, the players played where they could find space to play the ball to. I would hope that a " game plan " is a bit more extensive than that