Manchester United Banter Archive December 29 2013

 

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29 Dec 2013 21:45:41
i feel were slowly getting back into the groove again. moyes seems to be becoming more and more familiar with the reputation and players of the club. now I feel he is ready to buy after seeing what he has been desling with.
the main problems I think everyone would agree is LB and centre mid. I feel we require a lb cb 2cms and a winger but this will happen in good time. I may be shot down for this but I think cabaye is part of the answer for our midfield problems. his long range passing is immense and he can pick a pass, something we are evidently lacking when watching games and seeing the ball roll straight to the opposite keeper.
we should get cabaye for jan and a world class cm e.g koke may require for us to wait till summer.
LB is a necessity for jan. evra has been a warrior for us but he has dropped in form for 3 years. loads of goals are leaking from the left. a solid defence will be most important to us this yr looking at the way we are playing. baines would be ideal if he were 25 but i'd honestly go for someone who is solid while also be able to deliver good crosses. any suggestions? I still feel we could win the league. 8 pts behind first place arsenal. going into new yr with rvp roobey valencia and rafael back with hopefully the arrival of a star will help give us the drive we need to do it. Come on you reds!

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30 Dec 2013 10:22:17
I would personally prefer a left back already used to prem football. If money were no object and we didn't need a midfielder I would say go all out for Baines or Shaw. However as we need other signings I would suggest Ben Davies @ Swansea, wouldn't break the bank, young enough to develop, prem and some European experience. My only questions would be could he handle the step up and would fans have patience as he settles and has a few wobbles.

I'm not really sold on Cabeye, I think Newcastle would ask for a sizeable fee and we could do better if we waited till summer. However beggars can't be choosers and as we have to be in the market in January there isn't much better available.

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I think shaw would be a great buy but have a feeling we will see coentrao announced very shortly:)

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Shaz, Coentrao or Moreno would be great. I still think Moyes will have one more go at Baines first though.

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Sydney

Moreno would be an excellent signing as he is offensively as good as our wingers. Supposedly Real is looking at him and might be in for him. One thing is that I hope people will show some patience as he is young guy and it will take him time to adapt to the PL and playing for United.

I think a good left back will do wonders for us and by the end of the season the stats will show we have the best defense in the league.

I am also really looking to see, who we bring in and that will tell us a lot about Moyes and where he wants to take us. I hope we don't see a repeat of the summer and get our business done behind closed doors and no ongoing drama.

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29 Dec 2013 18:10:28
It seems Spurs have gotten out of their rut just in time for the game against us again. Same as a month ago, they had a bad spell and they improved just before the game against us. Hopefully we can get more than just a point this time round and we can finally look at going on a decent run. 4th place doesn't look so out of reach now does it pessimists ;) To be fair Liverpool will probably stay ahead of us throughout January, they have a good set of fixtures, but Feb, March & April look more tricky for them. We don't really have a tricky month between now and May on paper, our tough games are spread out nicely like it was for some of the others early on in the season. Everton will fade, as will Newcastle, but Spurs may well improve and they will be the one's to watch. A win against them on Wednesday is important and I hope we can pull it off with the help of RvP, Rooney & Valencia. We need our best players back and playing and results should fall into place. Perhaps a good signing in January will give the lads some momentum going into the second half of the season.

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I do agree with most of what you are saying, I think we need to try and break into the top 3, big wins are what are needed now starting with Wednesday.

Spurs last match before we played them last time was 6-0 against city though so not sure it can be said they came out of a rut before they played us!

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Yea Syd. Will have to get all 3 against Spurs.

Hopefully Januzaj, Rooney, Welbz and Valencia all start and RvP comes on as a sub.

Any news on Rafael? don't want Smalling to play there.

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Everton will fade? We had a one game blip, Liverpool look like the team on the fade at the moment, we look strong but I'm glad we're still underestimated, I'm still predicting us to be top after the derby.

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GDS, they did win in Europe, draw with us, then won away to Fulham and Sunderland. I would say they were turning things around albeit still not doing too great agreed. Since their disastrous performance against Liverpool and losing at home to a poor West Ham, they seem to be getting it right again. But they still don't look great so it's still a good time to play them if we can get our best players back fit.

Baz, sorry lad but I don't see Everton challenging towards the end of the season. Even with your borrowed players.

MB, I think Smalling with play at RB against Spurs. I'm not too concerned to be honest, I just want Rooney and RvP to return as the excellence from the wings (Adnan & Valencia) should be inviting for our two best strikers. Add a spine of Vidic & Carrick and the only real missing cog is Jones IMO. Well I am off to bed, got a stinking cold/hangover ;)

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Sydney,

Stop talking rubbish, hoping Liverpool Everton and Newcastle fade.

We are United, the facts are this team has been in decline for 4 years. Failures under present and past management continue to aide this.

we are playing and have played the most unispiring football

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Funny how you say borrowed players, there loan players and it's all within the rules, how many loan players did we have on today - one, Barry will sign anyway as he's thriving now

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I honestly can't see Everton fading much, yeah they'll probably loose their big fixtures but they're playing better with each game, hate to say it but they're a very good team at the moment.

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Yeah Syd - how dare you have any positivity what so ever. Utd have been doomed ever since we let RVN go! ;)

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Big Europa league 6 pointer for you on Wednesday

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Everton will fade?. don't think YOUR Manager will agree . was always the other way when he was in charge . always came good at the end of the season .as for playing against the top teams .take a look most of them plus United have to come to Fortress Goodison in the second half of the season . good result today with only ONE so called borrowed player . plus two making debuts in Premier league

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Cheshire Cat,

You actually make that comment without realising he is our manager now and that means that we will get stronger towards the end of the season. It is the opinion of people on here that Everton will fade, they might be wrong but don't get so defensive. I have come to the conclusion that Everton fans are the most precious about people saying anything negative about their team, it's getting a little embarrassing, this isn't even your page.

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DB

This is not about being positive or negative.
Everton is really playing with confidence and has been superior to us this season. In order to overtake them we must win our games.

I think that United fans should concentrate on United and hope we win our games and then think about what the other teams are doing. Now planning top 3 or 4 checking the other teams fixtures lists is pretty silly and childish.

I agree that we've been playing better now than before and the main problems are even clear now, CM, LM and LB being the most urgent than all of them.

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Everton will fade? You're having a laugh Syd. Only two defeats all season in the PL and still playing with belief under Roberto. You think Bainsey will want to come to a team destined for Europa League football at best next season when he can stay at Goodison for Champions League?

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Sydney

"4th place doesn't look so out of reach now does it pessimists ;) "

There is a lot of work to be done to make top 4 yet and scrappy wins at mid to lower table opposition is not putting fear in anyone just yet.

Given your comment do you think 4th place is something to be happy about?

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Red Man, YES! after the start we have had and after losing our manager of 27 years, a top four finish is more than adequate for this season. Next season when Moyes has had a chance to add the players he wants and the players and manager has settled, then we can expect a better title challenge. Hopefully we will have a bit of luck with injuries too. We haven't had our strongest line-up fit all season. Not once.

If you think about it we have had a severely poor first half of the season, well well below even our most average season, the worst season that I can remember and we are still only two points behind Liverpool who are meant to be the best thing since sliced bread. Seven points behind City who should win this league by a canter this season. City are the benchmark and when we were 13 points behind Arsenal and eight behind Liverpool, I knew the title was gone when we went seven points behind City.

We are far from being out of our rut and like I have said I still believe we are fragile due to confidence until we can get our best players back and playing together consistently. So don't think I am playing up our chances whilst knocking everyone elses down, all I am doing is looking at this half of the season and considering it has been a disaster for us, we are not too far behind and we are still in every competition even with the injuries we have had.

Now it's just my opinion that Everton and Newcastle will fade away towards the end. If others think that's not the case then that's their opinion. I am only having my own. Liverpool and Spurs for me are the two more realistic challengers and I think the bookies agree with me on that one. I see us having a better 2nd half of the season than our first and I do not see Newcastle and Everton having a better 2nd half than their first. Therefore "IMO" we will finish higher than these two teams.

Are there any MU fans who think Everton and Newcastle will finish higher than us?

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You make me laugh Syd calling people pessimists.
Your the one who claimed that we would finish 20 point above Liverpool this season.
You have gone very quiet about your prediction haven't you?

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I have to agree with Syd. Everton and Newcastle do not have the squad to maintain this kind of form and will not accumulate enough points to finish top 4. You might see Newcastle dropping off earlier than Everton due to their schedule.

I still believe we will finish top 4 and never thought we would win the league so I have neither panicked or gone over the top on a weekly basis.

This is a very odd year and no one will be running away with it. If I had a choice after us not winning it, I would like to see Arsenal win it as they are a classy club and do many things the right way and I can relate to.

I still maintain as previously stated Spurs are a bigger threat than Everton or Newcastle. Liverpool is a wildcard it all off this as they don't have a deep squad but get to host all the top teams at Anfield except us and I actually hope they have a good first 11 fit for those games.

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Simmo, no I haven't. I think we will finish above Liverpool, just not 20 points ahead.

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30 Dec 2013 14:05:18
To be fair to Syd, when he made that prediction I think he like most of us was expecting Suarez to depart.

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The only way utd will finish above EFC this year is if they buy anymore of our players ie Barkley and baines. you've already took big wig(thanks by the way). There's no divine right to success just cause support mufc(yawn). The arrogance of your supporters is beyond belief. the mighty have fallen :-)

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MrE, we finished 29 points ahead of Liverpool (with Suarez) last season under SAF. I didn't see the manager transition being so detrimental, but it clearly has been. Under SAF we would be much further ahead now. I think it was too much change, too quickly.

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Several teams are playing better football than they did last year, it's been a better league this year and will be harder to win.
Be honest how many times did united play great football last year

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Jred, I don't think MU have played great football for a very long time, perhaps years. I think we were best when we had Rooney, Tevez & Ronaldo at the club, since those days it's been kind of dull. Would you agree with that?

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Syd
Absolutely, I think the team has been going backwards since then. Fergy had to find a way of winning and probably had to sacrifice a bit of style.
For me we have issues with the back 4 the cm and the wingers which is why I don't understand some people's insistence that this is a great team.
When you look at the team with ronaldo and co, that was imo a great team this one isn't.
It's not a bad team but not great even if we did win the league last year

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Jred, I doubt many believe this is a great team, I would say we haven't been great since 2008/09 when Tevez and Ronaldo both left. It's a good team, a very deep squad, but we are IMO three top quality players away from having a great side. If we could have kept Pogba & Ravel and added 2-3 top quality signings then I think we would have a great squad now.

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Syd
I would disagree, people went on about this being a great team for most of last season on this page

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Jred

I think the 2008 team was great but most also forget that we had scholes and a very good midfield. Whilst losing CR07 was a huge blow but never having anyone with half of scholes ability to replace him has been our biggest mistake. We also have never really replaced park or hargreves and watched our midfield just get thinner and thinner.

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GCU
We had a good team from front to back, at the time van Der sar, ferdy and vidic as a unit where for me the best in the world.
Add a good midfield and attack and you have a quality team.
Much better than the current team, which is why I have never bought in to the idea of this being a great team.

Have the players we bought since then been as good as the players they should of been replacing, I would say no

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Jred, I cannot remember anyone saying it was a great team. I think pretty much everyone said we were 2-3 top signings away from where we needed to be. We had a good enough squad, but our first XI was not strong enough.

I hope we can get those 2-3 top signings and perhaps buy back Ravel.

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29 Dec 2013 15:35:05
Just read west ham would be willing to let Morrison go to free up funds for January. Simple question for anyone whos seen more of him, would he be worth signing? Thanks in advance

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At the reported 10 million pounds I think he is worth it.

Instead of playing over the odds for Barkley i'd prefer Morrison and Powell.

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He's been playing well but that's about it. He has an eye for a good pass and can dribble and will cause teams problems. I think he is better off developing at West Ham. I can't see anyone paying £10 million yet when his contract expires in 18 months. It would be better to see how he develops over the next 18 months.

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30 Dec 2013 10:27:11
Buy him, loan him back.

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29 Dec 2013 12:50:26
man united want antoine griezman from real sociedad in january but will face competition from psg

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I think he's average. I would rather see our kids being promoted than buying average players.
If we go all out to buy the best talent, then that's a different story. But griezman is not top talent.

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He's not average NM, but he does play for an average team. In a better side he would flourish. He is not the best out there agreed, but he is a good player and far better than what we have currently got. It's very hard to buy players in January and with LW being a position we are severely weak in, and the editor saying we could move for Konopylanka if someone moves for him (a LW) does suggest the interest in Griezmann may have some legs. let's be honest, Koke, Coentrao & Griezmann in January would be amazing. Albeit highly highly unlikely.

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Sydney, if we get griezman, I think you will find that he'll prove a big disappointment.
I agree that good window will be coentrao and koke. Add Fernando, and that will be a fantastic window.
I don't think our need for a winger is as bad as midfield and left back. We have to change to play with one winger. Between Valencia who is not superb but is back on form, and januzaj, we have options wide.
I'd we can buy two midfielders and lb then we will be in a much stronger position.
Its all theory though, it all depends if glazers are prepared to back Moyes with a lot of money. Interesting month ahead!

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I'm not sure we will have an interesting month ahead NM, but I hope we can make one good signing that will install some impetus into our first team. I hope we can get our best players fit and all playing well together. If we can make the top four then I suspect we will spend a few bob in the summer. The Glazers cannot risk another poor season.

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29 Dec 2013 11:16:22
Just finished reading SAF's autobiography.

Would just like to say, to all those who slated him for his supposed criticism's of Becks, Keano, and even poor StevieG - yes, believe it or not, there were those on here who got really upset about Fergie allegedly being cruel to wee Stevie - please read the book.

The headline 'criticism's' hyped by the media, really need to be read in the context of what else Fergie was saying about those particular individuals.

He repeatedly states what a tireless worker, and great trainer Becks was. He only mentions that David wanted more than just to be a good footballer. This is backed up by his best mate, Gary Neville, in Class of 92. Explosive stuff?

Even then, he appreciates just how well Becks has done for himself, whilst stating the fairly obvious, that he will never be regarded in the same league as Giggs and Scholes. Something that might have been different if he'd concentrated solely on his football. Again, explosive stuff?

As for Keane, he lays out the breakdown in their relationship, and how he, and the rest of the coaching/medical staff, felt Keane's declining attributes were responsible for him lashing out at the rest of the team, causing dressing-room disharmony. The old adage, 'no player is bigger than the team', leaps off the pages.

Now, as a Utd player, Keane was always one of my all-time favourites, but for him to turn round, act all hurt, and accuse Fergie of disloyalty, after Saipan, reeks of pot and kettle. There is no bigger disloyalty, in my eyes, than turning your back on your country, which is what Keane did, just because he didn't rate the manager.

As for the poor, maligned StevieG, that some on here were shedding a tear for at the time of the disclosures - some actually used the hurt feelings of a Liverpool player, as a stick to bash Fergie with - well, I can tell you, the 'revelations' are very mundane.

Fergie states he wanted him at one point, but that he was, in his view, not a top, top player. This doesn't mean SAF thought he was sh1t. It doesn't mean he thought he was just an average player. It simply means, he didn't think he was one of the very best. Big deal. I think he was a very good player at his peak. Doesn't mean I think he was up there with Messi, Ronaldo, Zidane or Scholes.

This is hardly startling stuff folks. Take away all the hyperbole surrounding the initial media revelations, and you're left with very little that could be seen as incendiary.

I suggest some of you who used the book to bash SAF with, actually read the thing, rather than just repeating the media soundbites that came out in the papers at the time.

It's a good read, that is neither explosive, nor disrespectful to former players, but simply gives an insight into the thinking and opinions of the greatest manager there's ever been, a look at his upbringing, and a glimpse of what it took to run our club.

I sincerely hope though, that poor StevieG has recovered from the verbal onslaught. Hate to think that his wee feelings have been hurt in any way.

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Read it too and completely agree. The stuff about Gerrard was also in connection to Scholes and even Erickson is quoted saying Scholes was englands's best player and only midfielder complete enough, who could play on the left side where Lampard and Gerrard could not.

When a team with Liverpool's history has not won in almost 25 years, they need to hang their hat on something and hence the completely overblown Gerrard comments.

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Ive read it mate, I totally agree, most people seemed to get upset without actually reading the book, other than keano he does not really savage any1.

On the topic of books i'm nearly finished the secret footballers book, I suggest u all give it a read, very eye opening! Eds any of u have an idea who it is? I have seen the two main culprits seem to be Murphy and kitson.

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Stevie you are talking out of your behind about Saipan, and without a hint of irony, basing your opinion on media sound bites. Keane criticised the whole set up that the FAI had in place for the World Cup because it was amateur, embarrassing and frankly unacceptable for a team playing in the biggest international competition. A lot of the other players were unhappy with what was going on and Keane, as captain, did his job and spoke up. McCarthy then tried to call him out in front of the team, and he reacted. He admits that he should have handled it differently, but he didn't walk out if the World Cup. He was sent home for voicing legitimate grievances and wanting the team to have the best possible chance.

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Great post. Just reading thru it now (thanks Santa) and though not finished was coming to the same conclusion - don't believe the hype.

The modern era and Twitter in particular makes it very easy for things to be spun or twisted into something their not. Fergies 'revelations' are from that in my eyes.

Required reading.

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I read it as well and although not a top read, it does clear out certain instances wherein the media was speculating without facts.

Coincidentally, I was just watching premiere league world (a show on star sports here in India) where Heinze stated how sorry he was for the manner of his exit and he had wished he paid more attention to what ferguson tried to tell him. But one this is clear the guy was a master at man management.

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Danny, sorry to disappoint you, but I've read Keane's as well.

As you say, he knows he should have handled it differently.

My point is, that when your country is concerned, no matter if the set-up is amateurish compared to what he was used to at Utd, you bite your tongue, and put your ego to one side, regardless of what you think of the manager, the set-up, or the flippin colour of the training vests.

He walked out, after creating a problem of his own making, with all his moaning and complaining. How helpful would that have been to team morale exactly, especially when it would have been too late to change anything? Moaning for moaning's sake?

Where was his loyalty to his team-mates or his country? I'll tell you where. Parked away behind his massive ego.

Like I said, one of my favourite ever players, but he could be a right cnut too. Our cnut, but a cnut, nonetheless.

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And sorry, Danny, forgot you still used this site.

You've been a bit quiet since we've won a few games.

I thought you only came on here after bad results, to give us the benefit of your wisdom.

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Nice1 Stevie, missed your posts as well as many others in the time I've been away. Good to be back if only for the Christmas period.

I've got the book but not started it yet, looking forward to it though. I had a hunch it had been blown out of proportion so i'm glad you cleared that up.

Love Keane but like you say he can be volatile and his ego got in the way at times. Saf's ego was bigger than anyones but in my book what the manager says goes, end of. And when you have the success he had behind him then who can argue.

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Good to hear from you again, Gav. Pity it's only for a short time, as we could do with some more common sense on here :)

Hope you've been keeping well, and a Happy New Year to you and your family, mate.

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I suppose it was media hype that brought the club in to disrepute over the fergie fight about the rock of gibralta as well, the same fight that shouldn't have been club related that led to the irish pair selling there shares to the glazers and where we are today £360mill in debt and £600 mill gone forever on interest payments and debt costs.also brought the club into disrepute over the questions the tv asked about his agent son, and then refusing an interview for over 6 years.great as fergie was for this club he did what was best for him great manager but very stubborn and self centred.

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Cheers Stevie, same goes to you and yours. let's hope its a happy new year for united too!

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No argument here, John, regarding him indirectly handing the club to the Glazers due to his stubborness. That's something I'll always have trouble forgiving him for.

The man made many mistakes in his time here, but he also turned this club from a basket case, into the most successful in history.

My annoyance was aimed at those who used his supposed criticism's of ex-players (and current Liverpool ones!), as a stick to beat him with, two seconds after he left the club.

It just seemed a bit unseemly to turn on him so quickly, especially after what he did for this club.

They were probably the same fans who were chanting, 'Fergie out', all those years ago, and never forgave him for proving them wrong :)

I would advise people to read the book before using selective quotes to suit their agenda. It was the same with Moyes and his RVP/Rooney comments when he took over.

Context is a wonderful thing, but it might mean some fan's with short attention spans, having to read a whole book, rather than just the back page of the daily rag.

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Nice piece Stevie mate! Context is important, no doubt about it. Honestly, I don't care two hoots about what SAF said about StevieG. A lot of stuff in the book was hugely taken out of context. But, I have to say this, I don't need a book to know what Fergie is as a human being. He maintains a grudge till the end, can be bitter and can be stubborn to the disadvantage of the club. But all said and done, for what he has done FOR the club over the past 25 years, I would forgive a lot more!

Deeps.

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Fair points stevie but he shouldn't of had cheap shots at some of our all time best players, you can say what you want about keane but he was a legend for utd and without him we wouldn't of had our night in the nou camp and historic treble.he got us to that final knowing he was out of that game that's what you call loyalty wether fergie agrees or not.

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29 Dec 2013 11:24:55
Manchester United only need to do one thing in January, get Rooney signed up to a new long-term contract. If the right player becomes available then why not but otherwise the January transfer window is just another excuse to be ripped off (especially for big-money deals of £10m+).

A couple of fringe players could go (Anderson, Nani - reported interest from Juve) but I doubt anything drastic will happen this transfer window at Old Trafford. Signing Evra to a new deal would also be good but I think he's off at the end of the season.

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There is only one way that Evra signing a new deal and that would be if we bought in another left back and made it clear to him that he is very much back up.

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29 Dec 2013 10:43:18
The Kagawa situation is quite similar to the Veron situation. Both brought in to challenge existing players. With Veron I don't think Fergie realised how good Scholes was at the time - it was good comparison for us fans to see how much better our home grown lads are against what was one of European footballs finest players at the time (and if I remember rightly we tried for Veira in that window too).
With Kagawa I think Fergie thought we were coming to the end of the Rooney era.
I don't think Kagawa is the type of player Moyes likes and he hasn't influenced games anything like Rooney can.
We must get Rooney on a longer contract. Also good to see Wellbeck develop this season too. Controversial - I think we are more fluid without RVP!

Does anyone see Kagawa going back to Dortmund as part of a deal for one of their players?

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29 Dec 2013 01:11:24
Half way through the season and isn't it starting to shape up to be a decent second half? I was always expecting this with Moyes, the the huge crack SAF had covered up for so many years finally was reviled and it was all left to Moyes to sort out. And I think he deserves the time to fix it as I do see a bright future ahead for him.

But to see some real forward motion in the David Moyes era we need to make some signings this January, nothing to spectacular or expensive, just one are of our weaknesses (LB/Midfield) to be partially improved. This could mean anyone who can put a shift in and offer more to us compared to the likes of Evra, Buttner, Fabio, Anderson etc. I also think it'd put a little more fear into our opponents knowing that we are rebuilding.

I've always said it and I still want to say that we will win the league this season or come close to the 1st position, may it be 2nd or 3rd I see us right up there until the final day. there's just something about Manchester United, even without SAF we still have that drive in us, not showing as much lately but it's there, that determination to carry on winning and I don't think it will ever go.

Anyway that's my view from this point of the season, most of you may have forgotten me due to personal situations but I think I might blood myself back into the regular posting again.

Have a nice new years guys!

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You don't get forgotten that easily jake, good positive post, hope you are well and had a great Christmas and look forward to reading more from you in the new year.

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Nice post Jake, nice change to read a well thought out post, rather than some recycled posts that appear on here now.
Hope all is well with u now mate, the regulars ain't forgotten ya :-)

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Aw you guys are making me blush. ;-)

Yeah all is well, I just like to sprinkle my positivity all over the negative posters ;-)

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