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08 Dec 2013 21:02:17
All blame moyes or it's fergies fault when the real question is how did we get a team like this? Dominated for years, ground breaking sponsorship deals, millions of fans all over the world and now we have a team of over the hill players and players that just ain't good enuf to wear the red of our beloved club. We ain't strengthened our mid-field for years, we've let our defence become aged and slow and the players brought in as the future just ain't up to the job. We stand by while other clubs go out and buy quality, while we get nowt or even worse complete rubbish. We had to drag scholes out of retirement to plug a gap for gods sake! Vidic, rio, evra, giggs, to old and lost pace. Smalling, jones, cleverly squad players at best. Anderson, fallani, young, nani, welbeck, just not utd class. It should never b like this. We should of been bringing in a couple of quality players every year, like saf said never standing still, always one eye on the future. I believe it's so much more than moyes and he just the fall guy. Even though I never backed his appointment I still reckon he getting tucked up. Look at the shambles during the summer for proof where the problem lies! Get behind the boss and team because they going to need it, remember it's always easier to cheer a winner but it's the bad times tha proves who the real fans are
1.) There is no doubt that Moyes inherited a squad that was in desperate need of change and he can't be blamed for that failure. He must, however, bear responsibility for spending £27m on Fellaini, who is not good enough.
Of more concern is his apparent failure to motivate the team. That is the one thing a manager must do and DM doesn't seem up to it. The lack of confidence, belief and fight is really worrying. We have never, believed that we could not win, until this season. Where it will all end is worrying. Rebuilding in January is rarely possible but perhaps Moyes will be panicked into more short term buys. We need to use the talent we've got, give youngsters like Powell and Keane a real chance, sell those who've had their chance and grit our teeth until next Summer.