Victor Anichebe cant even be arsed to put a tweet into his own words without copy and pasting it. The Anichebe work ethic is unmatched anywhere.
David Moyes | West Ham in talks with him for managerial job
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
Probably is, as evidenced by his extended vacation before starting an absolute gift of a job.
along with Trump and Voldemort the biggest evil of today's world, giving rooney 6years contract and buying Fellaini, how I hate him
To be honest Sam Allardyce would have struggled with this Sunderland team
Home to Hull doesn't get much easier then that, also Watford and Leicester at home are very winnable
Hull arent a bad side and lets not forget it took an injury time winner for us to beat them,albeit they were at home.
Not even 10 games in. Needs to be given time.
They won there first two matches so had some confidence coming into the game vs us, now they lost 5 in a row let in 11 goals in there last two away games and by far the worst GD in the prem
Yup. Ever since his appointment as United manager.
Hate to break it to you but United actually had their first foreign manager in 1971. Over 25 years before any of Liverpool, Arsenal or even City had their first foreign managers.
Business as usual.
Another day, another loss.
Another day, another loss.
Good ol' Davy! Top lad.
Home to Arsenal on Saturday....that should go well.
Sent to the stands Sky just said?
Why was he sent to the stands (if I heard correctly)? 
Wanker.How the hell is he still at the job?
Hate to break it to you but United actually had their first foreign manager in 1971. Over 25 years before any of Liverpool, Arsenal or even City had their first foreign managers.
Everyone knows what he meant by that post. Was Roy Keane a foreign player then?
Big Sam will be back by end of November. Guaranteed.
Not getting a penWhy was he sent to the stands (if I heard correctly)?
Will beat Arsenal if he is banned from the touch line.
According to BBC "David Moyes started his post-match interview with an extended, exasperated sigh. A really drawn out ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh."
Hate to break it to you but United actually had their first foreign manager in 1971. Over 25 years before any of Liverpool, Arsenal or even City had their first foreign managers.
Never new Frank O Farrell was from Ivory Coast
Could have a sweepstake for what minute we see shots of the Sunderland fans streaming out of the ground.
Hmmm. Maybe he had baked beans when he was sent to stands by referee.
In hindsight I bet he wishes he never left Everton. Now nobody wants him.
I am actually starting to like him because he might be the chosen one who manages to relegate that championship club for good.. Can't beat the B Soton team...
Yeah i'm sure most did, i knew exactly what he meant which is why is pointed out that it was incorrect. Frank O'Farrell wasn't British, so to say we have only ever had British managers is obviously wrong. It's something that seems to be repeated on here quite a lot, especially around the time we appointed LVG.
Is that a serious question mate?
I don't get this idea that he's hardworking. His first act on being appointed here was to have a holiday, and he obviously spent no time prior to the Sunderland appointment pondering the potential available transfers or keeping himself up to date on potential signings (unlike Jose). Just when did he work harder than another manager?
It was ridiculous. He seemed to feel that because his contract didn't officially start until July 1 that he himself wouldn't do anything until that date.
I've lost count of how many times he has said "Don't forget I didn't start until the 1st of July". He was announced as manager in May.
at the players requestWhy was he sent to the stands (if I heard correctly)?
Good god, he essentially used his strongest team (bar Defoe and O'Shea) Southampton used almost an entire second string and they still lost. I think he should just retire to be honest. It's just not happening.
I read earlier that if Sunderland sack him it will not solve anything... Funny that because I'm sure he said the same thing when he was in charge of us...
Think I'll have a peak at RTG to see what they're saying
The guy is so depressing. Every time I hear him speak I have to tackle my horrifying and soul-destroying questions about my own existence.
He's the football manager version of Ted from Scrubs, except for the hair.
He's the football manager version of Ted from Scrubs, except for the hair.
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