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Top 4 reasons David Moyes will FAIL at Manchester United – GOLLUM Edition!
#1. There’s a huge difference in a manager who’s a proven winner, and David Moyes or Brendan Rodgers who have never won a thing in their lives. Ferguson arrived at United an established champion, with ten trophies in his belt including European glory over Real Madrid and Bayern Munich.
#2. Fergie hanging around is just going to cause confusion among players and delay Moyes’ establishment as BOSS. If you’re gonna step aside, do it 100%. Offer yourself as consultant IF THE NEW COACH WANTS IT. Moyes is clearly a puppet if he accepts SAF being above him, and the players will smell his weakness.
#3. “It is a dream for me to play under David Moyes!” – something you’ll never hear CR7 say. Fergie was the only reason top players signed for United over City and Chelsea, now that’s over. It’s become harder and harder for United to compete with the oil-rich clubs… will world-class, RVP-quality players like Falcao or Lewandowski want to play for Moyes?
#4. If Moyes doesn’t win something in his first year, top pros like Vidic, Evra, Carrick, RVP have no time to wait around. They’re in the latter stages of their career and want a manager with a proven track record. Has Man United made a fatal mistake? Vote on our poll at the top of the page.
I think David Moyes is a good coach, classier than Mourinho which is very important at United, and he could bring Leighton Baines with him!
Wish him and Manchester United the best of luck next year and I’m actually excited for next season.
Just having some fun with the Gollum look-alike…
Top 4 Reasons David Moyes Will FAIL At Manchester United – GOLLUM Edition!
by Upper 90 Studios

Incredible! Sir Alex Ferguson has finally announced his retirement from Manchester United after over a quarter of a century in charge.
Who could possibly fill those boots? Let’s look at the top 3 managers in line to replace SAF.
1. David Moyes – The highly talented Everton manager has kept Everton near the top four year after year with a limited budget. He steered Everton above Liverpool without a recognized forward – an incredible testament to his abilities. The problem, and it’s a biggie, is Moyes has never won a trophy! His CV is the same as Brendan Rodgers, a big fat ZERO. If Moyes becomes United manager, he could be left scratching his head with mid-week Champions League games, followed by FA Cup, League Cup, and friendlies mixed in. You need experience… and a world-class manager with a dedicated trophy room in his living room.
2. Jose Mourinho - Special One at Old Trafford! He just knocked Manchester United out of the Champions League, but most importantly, he is clearly demonstrating his power over players at Real Madrid. Player management is equally as important as tactics and only two managers in the world can put players like Rooney and Casillas in their place… well, now just one! Hardcore United fans will frown at the thought of such an outspoken, arrogant character in charge of their historic club. Is it possible that he places the spotlight on himself to take the pressure off the players? It’s not all ego.
3. Jupp Heynckes - Fresh off Bayern Munich’s demolition of Barcelona in the Champions League, Jupp Heynckes was key to Bayern’s arrival as the indisputable best team in the world. His strong defensive tactics combined with powerful attacks from midfield is the new modern-day blueprint, effectively banishing Barcelona’s “tiki-taka” style to the history books. Power, heart, skill. Heynckes has all the qualities to manage any top club in the world.
So, with the shock announcement of Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement at the end of the season, these are our top 3 manager choices to replace SAF at Manchester United.
Agree? Disagree? VOTE for your choice, POLL at the top of our page!
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Here’s the FULL LIST of Barclays Premier League first-team players leaving for Africa Cup of Nations tournament (2013):
Arsenal: Emmanuel Frimpong (Ghana), Gervinho (Ivory Coast), Marouane Chamakh (Morocco)
Aston Villa: Karim El Ahmadi (Morocco)
Chelsea: John Obi Mikel, Victor Moses (Nigeria) [click to continue…]