Manchester United - Theatre of Dreams - Part 9

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4-4-1-1? But that is with his small n limited budget squad. Maybe with more resources like in united he may change. Time will tell.
 
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I know why Moyes is the manager

I read an article in daily mail stating could be the glazers who ' force' fergie out for retirement. Cos on the match mag he mention he want to continue to stop sh1tty and other teams even last week...

Reason why not Special one but Moyes

- Special one need to pay $ to release mayb 10 million but moyes is free for all
- Moyes already in everton don't really need to spends tons of million and becum top 6...save glazers $ to pay interest. Special one need alot of $ warchest which turn glazers off.
- If i am not wrong special one pay is few times higher than moyes even moyes join jul 1 the pay is still lower than special one.
- glazers want someone to invest on youth then sell @ high price to earn profit. Special one won't do youth grooming but moyes got record.


Well it has happen ...and cannot turn back...i will support moyes. ..wat to do cos i love utd.
 
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croc1977 said:
I know why Moyes is the manager

I read an article in daily mail stating could be the glazers who ' force' fergie out for retirement. Cos on the match mag he mention he want to continue to stop sh1tty and other teams even last week...

Reason why not Special one but Moyes

- Special one need to pay $ to release mayb 10 million but moyes is free for all
- Moyes already in everton don't really need to spends tons of million and becum top 6...save glazers $ to pay interest. Special one need alot of $ warchest which turn glazers off.
- If i am not wrong special one pay is few times higher than moyes even moyes join jul 1 the pay is still lower than special one.
- glazers want someone to invest on youth then sell @ high price to earn profit. Special one won't do youth grooming but moyes got record.


Well it has happen ...and cannot turn back...i will support moyes. ..wat to do cos i love utd.
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I think the main reason is still that condition the management impose on any incoming manager to keep the current coaching and playing staff. Most strong-willed managers will not agree to this condition and will want to use their own men.
 
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Any idea what formation or tactic Moyes usually employs?
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4-4-1-1? But that is with his small n limited budget squad. Maybe with more resources like in united he may change. Time will tell.
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yep his preferred in everton is 4-4-1-1
that shld make rooney happy? playing behind RVP
he seems to fancy having a strong CM so we shld be expecting someone, and most logical now will be 23mil release clause for 25yo fellaini
 
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croc1977 said:
I know why Moyes is the manager

I read an article in daily mail stating could be the glazers who ' force' fergie out for retirement. Cos on the match mag he mention he want to continue to stop sh1tty and other teams even last week...

Reason why not Special one but Moyes

- Special one need to pay $ to release mayb 10 million but moyes is free for all
- Moyes already in everton don't really need to spends tons of million and becum top 6...save glazers $ to pay interest. Special one need alot of $ warchest which turn glazers off.
- If i am not wrong special one pay is few times higher than moyes even moyes join jul 1 the pay is still lower than special one.
- glazers want someone to invest on youth then sell @ high price to earn profit. Special one won't do youth grooming but moyes got record.


Well it has happen ...and cannot turn back...i will support moyes. ..wat to do cos i love utd.
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It is a good business model to follow. Guarantee every year got profit on selling star players to other club.

Now start selling Rooney to make a profit and get cheap players to join United....sell Giggs, Scholes...and all the old players...etc.

Welcome to the new United business model....=:p
 
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$39 million?
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David Moyes in raid for Leighton Baines and Marouane Fellaini | The Sun |Sport|Football

Got Baines not Bale liao?
 
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So apparently to give a new manager total control, we have to sell all 25 of the squad and then use the funds to let him buy his own 25.

Enough with the conspiracy theories, we'll find out in time. It'd be extremely silly to think that the Glazers are penny wise and pound foolish. A manager's wages are nothing compared to the players, and I'd be an idiot if I believed that they knew nothing of, or simply ignored, SAF's ability to lure and mould.

This is all about timing, timing, timing. It is in the best interests of the club, and the perfect opportunity to have a still-healthy SAF oversee and perhaps even define, the working relationship between the manager and a Director of Football. This was mentioned long ago, that SAF was performing the overly humongous tasks of 2 or even 3 roles, not to mention at the biggest club in the world. The best way to start inking the SOPs are for two willing people to cooperate. If similar wavelengths can't make it work, then nothing will. We've seen how other parachuted DoFs always cause problems.
 
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chengsun said:
why so? coz DM?
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his performance is not that good....don't u notice...his best is pace...he like losing it...yes he score goals...but keep out of position

next valencia and young maybe

nani and pea depend on cr7

which is
Cristiano Ronaldo likely to be out of reach for Manchester United

• Ronaldo has refused to discuss a new deal at Real Madrid
• Striker may run down his contract to strengthen his position

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Sid Lowe in Madrid
The Guardian, Thursday 9 May 2013 20.39 BST

Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates scoring Real Madrid's second goal in the 6-2 win over Málaga
Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates scoring Real Madrid's second goal in the 6-2 win over Málaga on Wednesday. Photograph: Denis Doyle/Getty Images Europe

Cristiano Ronaldo continues to resist renewing his contract at Real Madrid but Manchester United face a difficult struggle if they are serious about re-signing him now. Ronaldo admitted earlier this season that he was "sad" at the Santiago Bernabéu and his relationship with the president Florentino Pérez is distant. Yet, while a departure is possible in the mid- to long-term, this summer may prove premature.

Ronaldo has said he intends to honour his contract, which expires at the start of July 2015 when he will be 30, but has repeatedly avoided calls to publicly commit his future to Madrid. He has admitted he misses Manchester United and held up his hands to apologise when he scored for Real Madrid at Old Trafford. After the game he described the occasion as "too strange". It is not yet clear how Alex Ferguson's departure will affect his view, however.

Ronaldo's preference is to run down his contract to strengthen his hand, allowing him to speak freely with a new club from 1 January 2015 or negotiate a departure from a powerful position in the summer of 2014. Any transfer fee would either be substantially reduced or unnecessary, enhancing any signing-on fee to the player and making him easier to sign.

It is a tactic that carries very little risk: Ronaldo is too good a player for Madrid to force him out or to find himself without any suitors, particularly at a reduced fee or no fee at all. Even if he does renew this summer, with Madrid entering into a different era under a new manager the threat of him winding down his deal will have done his negotiating position no harm.

Madrid have briefed that they are confident the Portuguese will finally begin talks over a new deal once this season is over, but so far their advances have met with silence. Ronaldo has refused even to meet with the club.

Madrid insist Ronaldo is not for sale and his largely symbolic buyout clause stands at €1bn. Given their concerns over the Portuguese player allowing his contract to run into its last 18 months, Madrid would listen to offers this summer but they would expect to recover very close to the £80m spent on him. And even if Madrid were to welcome bids at this stage, Ronaldo cannot be moved on without his agreement. He still wants to win the European Cup in Spain.

Summer elections will ensures Pérez handles Madrid's franchise player very cautiously, all the more so after the imminent departure of José Mourinho. Pérez is likely to stand for president unopposed, but he has already begun the search for vote-winning signings, starting with an attempt to torpedo Barcelona's move for Brazil striker Neymar. However, Pérez knows that Neymar would prefer to go to the Camp Nou and that there are very few signings that can carry the weight that Ronaldo does.

On Wednesday night, Ronaldo celebrated his second goal against Málaga by running to the fans and gesturing to the pitch. Lip readers could not confirm whether he shouted: "I do my talking here [on the pitch]" or "I am staying here". Different interpretations draw very different conclusions.

Ronaldo also appeared to shout something to the Madrid bench. In recent weeks there have been glimpses that his relationship with Mourinho is not as idyllic as is often assumed. He had already told one potential suitor that he would not move to that club if Mourinho did. Now, he has the opportunity to continue his astonishing level of performance in the absence of the coach.

As Mourinho continues to point the finger of blame and prepare the ground for his departure, he insisted that Madrid had lost the league in part because they had started the league "sad".

That appeared to be a reference to Ronaldo's remark at the start of the season. Ronaldo had been to see Pérez, telling the president he felt he lacked affection at Madrid and saying he wanted to leave. The deal to sign Ronaldo was finalised by Pérez's predecessor Ramón Calderón. Far from reassuring him, Pérez responded by telling him that if he brought the €250m it would cost to pay Lionel Messi's buyout clause, he could go.
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YorYor said:
So apparently to give a new manager total control, we have to sell all 25 of the squad and then use the funds to let him buy his own 25
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croc1977 said:
meeks?/???????

it's all the sudden rite...tue b4 that we were planning his assault for his third chump league
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yea cos after the game he did say he's going on still.
so i still think it was Moyes contract ending that prompted his departure. dun wanna lose the chance. plus also still healthy to provide some advise at the club.



i don't think Baines will be a necessary buy. ** CM LW/RW are still the areas to strengthened.
 
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