Can forgive if he take us to CL Final 

physically, i dont think VP can prolong his career at top level beyond 2 more seasons.. his catalogs of injuries is a nightmare for any mid 20s footballer. IMO he already hit peak of his career on his last year with Arsenal, and last season with us.

but his natural game not hugely dependent on his physical. he is very intelligent and adaptable footballer.

Giggs career was touted gone to downhill in his early 30s. he always have a problem with his hamstring. for a pacey winger like him, it'll spell massive problem. but he cope with it, start practicing yoga, adapted with more central role and its rewarded with 5++ years, very successful ones.

if VP stay loyal with us, the newly formed Fab 4 could hit a height in the next 2 years.. our dismal league campaign would provide them to 'test running' for about ten games++..

from official twitter

ddg

smalling rio vida evra
tonio carrick clevo young
    wazza
          RVP

tgk team dah lemau

i remembered the commentator said that moyes never lost whenever he wears a red neck tie this season. 



guess another record broken? 

Every time we lost, some said give him some time, we are in transition period this and that, ok, at first I thought the same but my prediction will be at least top 4 finish and UCL quarter final when start of the season but things go from bad to worst! I don't think 6 or 7 is good achievement for Moyes. He f***up the whole damn team!!!!

Sack him will cost a lot cuz of his long contract, but I don't damn care, is sacking him cost a lot more important than loosing out TV rights and gates for UCL?

Moyes must be given more time, he signed for 6 years not 6 months. Be patient, have faith and believe like them

Sir Alex Ferguson:
"I've admired his work for a long time and approached him as far back as 1998 to discuss the position of assistant manager here.
"He was a young man then at the start of his career and has since gone on to do a magnificent job at Everton.
"There is no question he has all the qualities we expect of a manager at this club."

Sir Bobby Charlton:
“I have always said that we wanted the next manager to be a genuine Manchester United man. In David Moyes, we have someone who understands the things that make this such a special club. We have secured a man who is committed to the long-term and will build teams for the future as well as now. Stability breeds success.”

United Chief Executive, Ed Woodward:
“In David Moyes, we have secured the services of an outstanding manager who has all the skills to build on the phenomenal legacy in place today. I have no doubt that he will bring an energy and commitment to deliver winning football that is part of the fabric of this Club.  In this respect, he is cut from the same cloth as the Old Trafford greats who go before him.”

Joel Glazer:
“[Moyes'] hard working style and steely determination are characteristics we value at the Club.  He has impressed as a coach for many years now and we strongly believe he will be able to take up from where Alex is leaving off by continuing this Club’s tradition of flair football played by exciting, world class players.”

Avie Glazer:
“The search for a new manager has been very short.  Alex was very clear with his recommendation and we are delighted that David has agreed to accept the job.  He comes to us with excellent credentials and a strong track record.”

Chelsea interim manager, Rafael Benitez:
“It is not easy to find someone like [Moyes] but he has experience in the Premier League, he knows the players, he knows the club and what it means in the Premier League, time will tell.”

Manchester United midfielder, Michael Carrick:
“I think he [Moyes] has obviously done a terrific job at Everton. . . . All the players who have played for him all enjoy playing with him and say good things about him, obviously enough for him to get the chance to be the manager of this great club.”

Aston Villa manager, Paul Lambert:
“I think if anyone can do it and enjoy it and keep the continuity there I think David Moyes can do it. He’s been sensational at Everton and I think he’ll handle it no problem.”

Former teammate and player for David Moyes, Kevin Kilbane:
“His connection with Sir Alex Ferguson is the key to the appointment. . . . He will fit in to the structure of Manchester United and their long term plan and he will be willing to seek advice and assurances from Sir Alex. . . . He is a wonderful man and a good manager and coach. It’s a worthy appointment.”

Everton chairman, Bill Kenwright:
“We’ve had a really good 11-year adventure with David. It’s my job – and the club’s job – to get a worthy successor. It’s been an extraordinary 24 hours.”

Former Manchester United defender, Dennis Irwin:
“I think David Moyes will be very similar to Sir Alex, a tough old Scot from the same mould. . . . Wisely the club have listened to the manager and the heirachy and now we’ve got David Moyes, I’m sure he’ll do a fantastic job.

Long live Manchester United! Long live Moyes!

I'm confused. I believe in Sir Alex choice.. but the tactic he played, totally  .
I was expecting an away goal at least.
2nd leg in OT will be tough given that we have somehow lost our home form aura this season.

sorry to say.. #moyesout pls if we lost 2nd leg at home

The only support Moyes is getting now is because of SAF. His speech and because he chose him to replace him. Without that, Moyes is probably jobless by now

If David Moyes was sacked now, he would get staggering £36m payout.

Why are people so surprised with the loss?
It's a mid table club against a top team in the name of olympiakos. People expecting man utd to win is just like expecting west ham to win when playing against city in eithad.

In b4 people ask me go suppork city.

Maybe Moyes was recommended by Fergie knowing that Moyes would fail and then further elevate Fergie's credibility.

Vidic sent off, and Liverpool were making full use of the missing 1 CB. If he didn't bring on Rio there would be a risk of even more goals conceded.

nothing is a surprised anymore this season.
as much as i wanna support moyes, i felt he can't do the job.

yeap, its pretty basic that any team playing at home has the advantage.

example, any top teams like man city, they cant say that they are the fav when they play at Stoke.

yes, i was bewildered when moyes made such claims earlier. i was like dafuq havent play also already wanna raise white flag. pathetic.

I feel that critics on Rafael was harsh. The handball was unintentional, it's a natural human reaction and it's not as if he wanted to touch the ball with his hand, Suarez just made it look as if he deliberately handled the ball. Later on in the game, Rafael went in cleanly but Suarez held his legs as if Rafael broke his shin, as usual the damsel in distress is such a good actor. Sure he is a good player but he will never change his attitude. Disgusting.

I would agree that we played poorly. The whole team was a let down. On papers, this is probably the best squad ever to be starting under Moyes reign! such a pity Smalling had to pull out last minute, we would've played better defensively.

I already lost my respect for Vidic since the day his announcement to leave the club in Feb to join Inter. He is no longer the captain I respect, such a selfish and coward act for him to do so. Why can't he wait til the end of the season?

All in all, another bad day in the office. Rooney was horrible, for a player earning 300k, that was below subpar. Players who earns that amount of money are usually game changers, Rooney? Not even close.

2) Leaving his arms wide like that in the penalty box is always risky. Bad habit?