Moyes picks up the baton

I heard this on the radio earlier, Moyes has accused the Premier League of fixing the fixtures to give Manure a tough start to the season. He has slotted straight into that job, hasn't he?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/23710359

 

I can imagine him in 5 years time, as Man U concede their first penalty under his stewardship, bemoaning their luck with refereeing decisions.

 

It will be interesting to see his nose gradually turn bright red over the season.

 

Thought it read "Moyes picks up the Barton!!!".
Spat out my tea!

 

Was it the same baton that the two Ronnies sang about?

6:15

"Our conductor, Albert Stratton, trouserless, but with his hat on, a ribbon tied around his baton, he won second prize!"

[video=youtube;h0q-u_Cemb0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0q-u_Cemb0[/video]

Reminds me of 25th May 2003....

 

No doubt he'll have a 100 minute watch...

 

The moaning sweaty is dead, long live the moaning sweaty!

Is it a prerequisite to be a dour whinging jock to manage man u?

 

It was funny. Can you imagine the class he attended entitled 'Mind Games' with SAF giving him one to one tuition.

I'm afraid it just made him look stupid and petty.

 

Just like the old manager and Wenger etc. Good managers but complete pricks who should get no respect at all. SAF once said after a no contact dive by Ronaldo that it was still a penalty because he thought he was going to be touched so fell over to avoid contact. The arrogance and idiocy of the managers is unbelievable.

 

That's partly why Holloway is a legend. He is more transparent and truthful than many of his colleagues though not perfect by any means.

 

Has fergie got his hand up his arse?

 

its why I hated Hughes before he even got to us, nothing is ever his fault, its always something else.

I just once, would love a Man U manager to say "we werent good enough today" after a defeat and not blame the ref, fixtures, weather, pitch alignment of the planets etc.

 

What's the saying...."Humble in victory, magnanimous in defeat"....sadly this doesn't apply to football, nobody ever says "the better team won" it's always "we were poor today, or the decisions didn't go our way etc".....

 

I'd love the journo to have pointed out that be definition, they therefore must have a corresponding "easy run" which presumably was also fixed?

 

Redknapp sets a good example in this respect

 

another reason why I dont like him, nothing is ever his fault.

 

I am sure d.m has ear piece which fergie is telling him what to say, you are right about harry he blames everyone but himself, but at least he is open with the media