Froggy

I can see your point of view but like with Ozil at Arsenal i'd rather Mata than playing Young or Valencia tbf. So would I, but we play with wide wingers, and I don't want to spend 37m on someone to play them out of position. It's basically a Kagawa situation with him always on the left. We could probably get two good upgrades on Young and Valencia for 37m combined.

Great player but unless we're losing Rooney it's a waste of money. It's probably our strongest area on the pitch right now. We've got Rooney, Kagawa and Januzaj who can play in the hole. Central midfielder please.

Rooney leaving will devastate us. I'm terrified of it happening. He's our best player by a fair amount, and we can't get any of the players who are as good as he is. He is irreplaceable, and to even come close it's going to take two players and a shitload of money. I am not looking forward to the day he leaves, and it's probably going to be in the summer.

This is the sort of conversation I stay out of.

Before he took over at Everton they were always struggling to be fair. 14th - 17th most seasons I'm in correct. In a few years Moyes took them from near the bottom of the table to a solid top table side. He done this without much money as well. That is a massive achievement. A lot of people will point to the fact that he never won a trophy, and wouldn't be able to handle a top club that has money and should be winning trophies every year. This may well be the case, but I'd far rather we give Moyes the chance than an overseas manager who will only stay for a couple of seasons and then leave. My main reasons for being happy with the appointment: Aforementioned achievement with Everton British manager Over 10 years experience in the Premier League Loyalty Sir Alex's number one choice. A lot of people may disagree with the last one, but I'd like to think Fergie knows more about football than any chief executive. If he says he sees himself in Moyes and believes he can be successful, I'd be willing to listen. He has time to turn this around.

I'm finding it hard to explain to people right now. I'm determined to stick by Moyes. I want the longevity and I believe he can be successful at Manchester United. However, it's the simplest of tactical decisions that he just isn't making. I don't understand it. I can maybe, maybe come to accept that he doesn't rate Kagawa, some managers just don't fancy a player. He's making mistakes all over though with numerous players and they just seem so glaringly obvious that it's hard to come out and support him afterwards. He's been terrible in interviews as well and you can clearly tell he's feeling the pressure. He said this today for example:

Well I'm 24 you prick... I got nothin'.

http://i.imgur.com/FTpiJtE.png Nobody even picked up on it. Delighted you fucker. No. Just no. Hernandez has been terrible this season with every opportunity he has received, be it off the bench or a start. I was calling for him to play more earlier in the season as well but he has shown he doesn't deserve it. Welbeck has been brilliant. Without him we would be well and truly fucked. The biggest catastrophe today was starting Young on the left when Januzaj has been amazing there. His crossing is brilliant and so he plays him through the middle where he can't use crossing. It's made far worse when we have a brilliant #10 on the bench. It's clear for everyone to see it should have been Januzaj on the left and Kagawa through the centre. Mind-boggling. Fletcher not starting was a joke as well. One of the most important things against a good side is to keep the fucking ball. Carrick and Fletcher is as good as we can get for that. Fletcher won't rush forward and won't lose the ball. Instead he plays Jones who has no control over the ball or his fucking face. Both Young and Jones were only back from injury as well. Moyes man. Fuck.

GW22 Sunderland 1-1 Southampton Arsenal 4-0 Fulham Crystal Palace 1-1 Stoke Man City 4-0 Cardiff Norwich 1-2 Hull West Ham 0-0 Newcastle Liverpool 3-1 Aston Villa Swansea 2-1 Tottenham Chelsea 1-0 Man Utd West Brom 1-2 Everton

So curious to see how Brett throws his darts like.

:lol: Dead.

Aye another good win for Arsenal, but I still think City will run away with this league in the next few weeks. They'll keep winning 4-0 at home and 2-0 away. I can't see them losing.

Neil is happy with that goal.

Made the bold call to captain Coleman and not Suarez.

We could have hustled some people if I was there. I'd imagine the hangovers are pretty rough for those that stayed out.

Aww you played darts afterwards?

It's so fucking good man. Partying in Munich with Schweinsteiger but Lahm didn't go out 'cause his thing is to sit in and eat chicken nuggets. Tears of laughter here.

Aye everyone throws in a tener and then each game week you pick a team. If your team wins you're through to the next round. Can't pick the same team twice. I've Everton this week so I won't be able to use them again. Last one I entered I won. 300 quid I ended up getting then. This one is a minimum of 300 but I think loads have entered this one.

Joined a last man standing tournament for a tener there the other day and Everton are my first pick.

He's only 36 too. I would have expected another few seasons.

Shit good thing I read that. I thought it was valid until the end of the season and was planning on saving it for a while yet.

OK then, the side Moyes inherited won the league one time in one year. Either way, that picture is nonsense.

Every thread this guy.

Loving how close this. I actually expected Ferdinand to win this by a few.

The side Fergie inherited hadn't won the league in 20 years. The side Moyes inherited won the league 13 times in 20 years.