Ronaldo

“I’m my own man and I will manage this football club to the best of my ability,” he said. “Graham comes up with one or two suggestions, I come up with the same, we probably have a list of four that myself and Graham think will take the team forward, we present that to Joe, and he presents it to the owner. And if Pardew wants a player and Carr doesn't, they don't sign him. Pardew isn't in charge, and never has been. EDIT: That quote contradicts your point anyway.

He's never been in charge of transfers, by his own admission.

So basically Lee Charnley reports directly to Ashley.

Wanted us to sign him for years. Messi says he's shit, though.

You should be. You'll do us at SJP.

10 minutes to go Spurs were 2-1 up, like.

I'd let it go if it was even vaguely accurate.

Why? He's as miserable as they come. He is, and his style of football isn't much to desire, but I just think he has - in a way - drawn the short straw going there. He's not a bad manager and the way the media go on about him suggests he is. No-one would have matched up to Ferguson who wasn't already at a "super club" for love of a better term. Sticks two fingers up at the media and any fans doubting him the result tonight. For me, from what little I have seen of ManUre this season, it's the players who need to be held responsible and the amount of desire shown. Moyes has proved over the past 12 years he's a very good manager. The opposing argument is incredibly weak. Moyes has proved he's good at making a limited team perform well in the English leagues with a limited budget. If that's your height of ambition then I suppose Hull city have done well. Did Hull City accumulate more points than any other side PL side barring Utd, Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool during Moyes' 11 years at Everton? This is coming from the poster who repeatedly insisted that the best manager the league's ever seen rightly wanted to sign Cheick Tiote for Man U, by the way. When I make an assessment of a player I don't need pie charts or stats usually. That's not to say Tiote, Colo, Enrique and Williamson have been great players necessarily, just they were good buys at the time. Your support of Steve Taylor and Moyes doesn't stand up so well. I backed Rodgers for Liverpool because he played correct football. You scoffed at that, but which team is heading in the right direction right now between Man U and the scousers? I can't decide whether you're a WUM or just utterly thick as mince.

I don't know where to even begin, so I won't.

Why? He's as miserable as they come. He is, and his style of football isn't much to desire, but I just think he has - in a way - drawn the short straw going there. He's not a bad manager and the way the media go on about him suggests he is. No-one would have matched up to Ferguson who wasn't already at a "super club" for love of a better term. Sticks two fingers up at the media and any fans doubting him the result tonight. For me, from what little I have seen of ManUre this season, it's the players who need to be held responsible and the amount of desire shown. Moyes has proved over the past 12 years he's a very good manager. The opposing argument is incredibly weak. Moyes has proved he's good at making a limited team perform well in the English leagues with a limited budget. If that's your height of ambition then I suppose Hull city have done well. Did Hull City accumulate more points than any other side PL side barring Utd, Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool during Moyes' 11 years at Everton? This is coming from the poster who repeatedly insisted that the best manager the league's ever seen rightly wanted to sign Cheick Tiote for Man U, by the way.

Why? He's as miserable as they come. He is, and his style of football isn't much to desire, but I just think he has - in a way - drawn the short straw going there. He's not a bad manager and the way the media go on about him suggests he is. No-one would have matched up to Ferguson who wasn't already at a "super club" for love of a better term. Sticks two fingers up at the media and any fans doubting him the result tonight. For me, from what little I have seen of ManUre this season, it's the players who need to be held responsible and the amount of desire shown. Moyes has proved over the past 12 years he's a very good manager. The opposing argument is incredibly weak.

Mm. Think I'd prefer Barca than Bayern now I think about it. Bayern are becoming very Guardiola-y (awesome but profligate) We have to see Messi vs Jones If you want to see Messi against unathletic CBs worse than Jones upgrade your Sky package because it happens 4 times a month.

Happy for Man U.

I sometimes wonder if Cronky and TRon are the same person but 30 years apart in some sort of revolving time travel.

They should really go for a 4th. They should. Moyes made that mistake against Fulham.

Except England. one good game against a dog shit team Is this serious? Rooney's been brilliant this season.

Get in!

height=250 width=238http://www.infiniteunknown.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/Captain-Obvious-123.jpg[/img] You're joking aren't you? There are prominent posters on here who think Hatem Ben Arfa's a better player.

Except England. Without him we wouldn't be going to Brazil, so you're talking crap, basically.

Rooney's so fucking awesome, man. Magnificent team player who'd take any side up a level.

I doubt Shola would get many games in MLS.

Ferguson knew what he was doing leaving at that time. He'd be in a no win situation resuming responsibilities.

He was ridiculous tonight, mind, even considering his usual standards.

I can't see it. If I'm wrong that's when I stop watching the games full stop.

Was "injured" then on "family leave". Now "working back to fitness"