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You also were strongly in favour of David Moyes continuing. I think your opinion counts for as much as Neville's around these parts.
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You also were strongly in favour of David Moyes continuing. I think your opinion counts for as much as Neville's around these parts.
Who? Realistically?
Condescending.
And then you wonder why others approach you with such.
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Then there's completely left-wing possibilities with the likes of Vitor Perreira, Montella, Tuchel etc. I'm not saying that they should be considered, but there's more appeal in those than in a 62-year-old coach who's skipped around Europe and caused hassle everywhere he's been. He'd be a van Persie lackey and I cannot bear him to have that much influence at Old Trafford considering the trouble he's caused this season. Throw in his World Cup commitments until the middle of July, he'd be a catastrophic appointment.
- Klopp
- Simeone
- Pochettino
- Conte
- Ancelotti
- Frank de Boer
- Heynckes
- Bielsa
I understand that we cannot afford another 'experiment' and we need to new man to hit the ground running immediately. That will surely bend the Glazers' ears, not to mention the fact that van Gaal will cost them no compensation money. Unfortunately, those are the type of owners we have making the decisions that matter. Money talks, especially with these lads.
Does anyone what he is like in the transfer market, has he bought well and also does he like to promote youth players?
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Then there's completely left-wing possibilities with the likes of Vitor Perreira, Montella, Tuchel etc. I'm not saying that they should be considered, but there's more appeal in those than in a 62-year-old coach who's skipped around Europe and caused hassle everywhere he's been. He'd be a van Persie lackey and I cannot bear him to have that much influence at Old Trafford considering the trouble he's caused this season. Throw in his World Cup commitments until the middle of July, he'd be a catastrophic appointment.
- Klopp
- Simeone
- Pochettino
- Conte
- Ancelotti
- Frank de Boer
- Heynckes
- Bielsa
I understand that we cannot afford another 'experiment' and we need to new man to hit the ground running immediately. That will surely bend the Glazers' ears, not to mention the fact that van Gaal will cost them no compensation money. Unfortunately, those are the type of owners we have making the decisions that matter. Money talks, especially with these lads.
One of the reasons you don't want LVG is because of his age and yet you want Heynckes.
You say LVG is confrontational yet want Bielsa. Amazing. You know Bielsea is more of a head case and has joined Marseille?
How are Pochettino, Conte, de Boer and Bielsa better alternatives than van Gaal? A catastrophic appointment? Moyes was a catastrophic appointment. Van Gaal is, by some considerable distance, a batter manager than him. Klopp and Ancelotti are also extremely unlikely to be available and Heynckes has retired.
Moyes is also stubborn and confrontational yet I wanted him to remain. Means nothing.
As for your point about age, yes, van Gaal's (and Heynckes) go against them but at least Heynckes ticks every other box. van Gaal doesn't.
Bielsa hasn't signed a thing with Marseille yet. Roy Keane agreed to join Blackburn and Gascoigne agreed to sign for us once upon a time, don't you know?
Can he start if The Netherlands are knocked out quickly? Ie they get out of the group stages,but fail to progress through the first knockout round.Looks to be the favourite. I don't mind that he's a bit mental, that he could be controversial..our so called 'big players', Rooney and van Persie, could do with a rocket up their arse. My biggest problem is that he won't be able to start until after the World Cup.
He just makes it up as he goes along.
Van Gaal is too old. Yet wants Heynckes.
He's too confrontational yet wants Bielsa who has just joined Marseille.
I feel I might be.If we get this guy then I assume we are all going to be adopting the Dutch National team at the World Cup this year?
I hope the avid supporters of Moyes afford our next manager, be it Van Gaal, the same luxury of support they afforded Moyes himself. This thread thus far indicates that they will judge him a hell of a lot more harshly. Surprising.
I'd imagine so, but I still think that's too late. We'd need a permanent appointment as soon as possible, as I imagine any deals will need to be approved and identified by the new manager. We can't have a repeat of last summer, it's so damaging, regardless of who the manager is.Can he start if The Netherlands are knocked out quickly? Ie they get out of the group stages,but fail to progress through the first knockout round.
You'd do well to stay clear of insults.Another clueless bonehead.
Have you ever played competitive sports in your life?
Do you seriously think this Dutch side will make it that far? I'd be surprised if they make it past the last 16.I really, really dislike the idea of him becoming our manager.
He's a ticking time-bomb and will surely create havoc in the dressing-room. There's also an argument to be made that he's "yesterday's man", not to mention that he'll be tied up with Holland until the middle of July. We cannot afford another wasted summer, absolutely no way. The new man needs to be in place come the beginning of June, at the very latest.
Plenty of other/better alternatives out there.
Pretty much except for one game for me.If we get this guy then I assume we are all going to be adopting the Dutch National team at the World Cup this year?
Or we want them to go out early so he starts sooner?If we get this guy then I assume we are all going to be adopting the Dutch National team at the World Cup this year?
Pretty much except for one game for me.
Or we want them to go out early so he starts sooner?
So, now that Moyes has gone, do we believe the Glazers have already met with van Gaal?
Do you seriously think this Dutch side will make it that far? I'd be surprised if they make it past the last 16.