I prefer Chelsea to win the title rather that MC and Fools. :o
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Manchester United 2013/2014
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I prefer Chelsea to win the title rather that MC and Fools. :o
Man City has a more complete squad and far deadlier strikers up front.
If Chelsea wins it, it's a case of City cocking up big time. It's City's to lose.
velly easy to turn Arsenal around.......get rid of those players that always stay injured for half the season........every season......
people like Walcott......Ramsey.......Wilshere........they can sell for high prices.......no reason not to sell.......
owner is biggest problem.......he only wants to qualify for Champs League to get money.........he not interested in winning title which will cost a lot of money..........Wenger is able to do that so he earn more than many players....
people like Walcott......Ramsey.......Wilshere........they can sell for high prices.......no reason not to sell.......
owner is biggest problem.......he only wants to qualify for Champs League to get money.........he not interested in winning title which will cost a lot of money..........Wenger is able to do that so he earn more than many players....
His 3rd goal against Fulham on Saturday was goal of the season IMHO.
Ross Barkley: Roberto Martínez more tactical than David Moyes
• Everton player's comments add to pressure on United manager
• 'Roberto Martínez has given everyone confidence'
The Everton midfielder Ross Barkley claims Roberto Martínez is more tactical than the previous manager David Moyes.
Moyes is coming under increasing scrutiny as Manchester United's disappointing season comes to a head in the next week with Wednesday's vital Champions League second leg against Olympiakos followed by the derby at home to Manchester City next Tuesday.
Barkley's comments, coming after the Everton under-18 coach Kevin Sheedy criticised the Scot's lack of interest in the youth team during his time at Goodison Park, only add to the growing focus on the United manager.
"Roberto Martínez has come in and given everyone confidence," the 20-year-old told Match of the Day magazine. "He's a positive man and doesn't say anything negative.
"He's similar to David Moyes as they both like to take over the training session and be the main man, but Martínez is more tactical. We do a lot more tactical work which is good for me because I'm young and still learning."
Barkley has become an integral part of the work Martínez has done at Everton. The England midfielder has made more Premier League starts (18) this season than his total number of appearances in his two years under Moyes.
http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/mar/19/roberto-martinez-david-moyes-everton-ross-barkley
• Everton player's comments add to pressure on United manager
• 'Roberto Martínez has given everyone confidence'
The Everton midfielder Ross Barkley claims Roberto Martínez is more tactical than the previous manager David Moyes.
Moyes is coming under increasing scrutiny as Manchester United's disappointing season comes to a head in the next week with Wednesday's vital Champions League second leg against Olympiakos followed by the derby at home to Manchester City next Tuesday.
Barkley's comments, coming after the Everton under-18 coach Kevin Sheedy criticised the Scot's lack of interest in the youth team during his time at Goodison Park, only add to the growing focus on the United manager.
"Roberto Martínez has come in and given everyone confidence," the 20-year-old told Match of the Day magazine. "He's a positive man and doesn't say anything negative.
"He's similar to David Moyes as they both like to take over the training session and be the main man, but Martínez is more tactical. We do a lot more tactical work which is good for me because I'm young and still learning."
Barkley has become an integral part of the work Martínez has done at Everton. The England midfielder has made more Premier League starts (18) this season than his total number of appearances in his two years under Moyes.
http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/mar/19/roberto-martinez-david-moyes-everton-ross-barkley
Or get thrusted
Moyes facing locker room revolt at Man Utd
Manchester United boss David Moyes is facing down a players' revolt.
The Telegraph says Moyes is facing a critical battle for his Manchester United future with squad misgivings over the manager’s tactical approach and training methods threatening to undermine the ongoing backing from the club’s owners, the Glazer family.
There is real concern inside the squad over the inability of the manager to arrest the slump.
Having grown accustomed to ball-related training under Sir Alex Ferguson and coaches Rene Meulensteen and Mike Phelan, there is less enthusiasm for Moyes’s preference for more structured sessions centred on team shape and organisation and concern has also been expressed about a lack of continuity in team selection – highlighted by the surprise recall of Ryan Giggs to the team against Olympiakos last week and his subsequent absence from the squad in the following games against West Ham United and City.
http://www.tribalfootball.com/articles/moyes-facing-locker-room-revolt-man-utd-4014407#.UzQkTmeKBrQ
Manchester United boss David Moyes is facing down a players' revolt.
The Telegraph says Moyes is facing a critical battle for his Manchester United future with squad misgivings over the manager’s tactical approach and training methods threatening to undermine the ongoing backing from the club’s owners, the Glazer family.
There is real concern inside the squad over the inability of the manager to arrest the slump.
Having grown accustomed to ball-related training under Sir Alex Ferguson and coaches Rene Meulensteen and Mike Phelan, there is less enthusiasm for Moyes’s preference for more structured sessions centred on team shape and organisation and concern has also been expressed about a lack of continuity in team selection – highlighted by the surprise recall of Ryan Giggs to the team against Olympiakos last week and his subsequent absence from the squad in the following games against West Ham United and City.
http://www.tribalfootball.com/articles/moyes-facing-locker-room-revolt-man-utd-4014407#.UzQkTmeKBrQ
Bang on for my money (and most of everybody here) :p
31 reasons David Moyes must leave Manchester United
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...David-Moyes-must-leave-Manchester-United.html
31 reasons David Moyes must leave Manchester United
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...David-Moyes-must-leave-Manchester-United.html
thats for sure this weekend. The Arsenal defenders will pee in their shorts each time the city players run towards them. I think 4-0 at least. Another hammering.
Any takers for tomorrow home vs Villains? Lightning not strike twice at OT?
Preview of tomorrow's
http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/26694513
Preview of tomorrow's
http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/26694513
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