Tooj

It'll be interesting to see how Moyes does due to his lack of success in his previous two jobs. I don't think he's as guaranteed to be as much of a success as they think.

Yeah he was before Bobby. Erm.

Keegan?

Spot on.

"Dan Ashworth, David Gill and I have carried out a thorough process in the last three weeks and ultimately we could not look beyond Sam as the ideal candidate.” I know I'm biased as I completely disagree with this decision but there's absolutely no way they carried out a thorough process if all they managed to do was interview Bruce or Allardyce. The mandate was clearly to appoint an Englishman as if they'd have looked elsewhere there has to have been a better candidate out there.

"Allardyce arrives with a proven track record of getting the best results out of the teams he has managed and a strong reputation as a forward-thinker with progressive ideas." So no mention of him creating his own glass ceiling?

"Allardyce is also charged with helping [technical director Dan] Ashworth integrate and strengthen the FA’s elite performance and coaching programme across the England senior and development teams at St. George’s Park." That'll be fun.

This embracing modern methods shite man.

Schurrle to Dortmund confirmed. Not sure where he's going to fit in but gives them an option if Tuchel ever wants to go more counter attacking.

Will Vidal now be first choice RB?

Love this lad already. He'll be ganning for the chocolate. Somebody should tell him there's nee deep fried maz baz over there. If he's got anything about him he'll be straight on the Orvals.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2652630-do-borussia-dortmund-need-both-mario-gotze-and-andre-schurrle

Those players had a lot more than just passion though.

He looked amazing in that Man Utd home game.

He's not shit like. Technique wish he's very good, just showed last season he lacked application and heart when it mattered.

Wouldn't surprise me if Ferguson didn't like the agent demanding that his client got guaranteed game time and wanted to show them that nobody told him what to do.

“Pogba signed for Juventus a long time ago as far as we’re aware,” Ferguson told MUTV. “It’s a bit disappointing because I don’t think he showed us any respect at all. To be honest, if they carry on that way, I’m quite happy that he’s away, from me, anyway.”

Interesting, thought he went for a small fee. Strange they didn't see a player in there worth a new contract. The small fee was just compensation due to his age. Tbf to Pogba he just wanted to play football and Ferguson playing Cleverley ahead of him and bringing back Scholes meant he didn't have faith that he was going to get it there.

He was out of contract when he joined Juve.

Wullie knows.

They really should have a similar setup to rugby where it's all recorded. As soon as the current abuse is publicly heard it would soon stop IMO.

Different management setup though.

"The British press, like it or not, are probably the most intensely passionate about the game in the world and that has a spill-over effect," he said. "The consequence of which is people probably play not to make a mistake, as opposed to play to win. "So the new manager's got to be someone who can inspire people to get the best out of themselves." Yup, Allardyce totally fits that bill.