The 3 biggest mistakes:
1. SAF retire
2. He appoints Monyes
3. Fanbois standing behind Clueless Monyes

Yeah. Crossing game might work, but I think a quick counter attack against Mertsesacker's lack of pace might be better? Or some sort of combination of both, I guess.

^ boss +Newbie+, my remaining wp bila expires?? still got long time to go ar?

meh. if this midweek we can get a fortunate win at emirates, which i highly doubt it, it'll be #moyesin all over again.

i find this very worrying.. its back to back games now 
http://metro.co.uk/2014/02/10/robin-van-pe...just-six-passes

Not too TLDR...but still TLDR...so TFLDFR...

http://espnfc.com/blog/_/name/manchesterun...id/4338?cc=4716

In 2003-04, United finished a hefty 15 points behind the unbeaten champions Arsenal. Whilst that Arsene Wenger vintage was certainly one of the greatest teams this country has seen, United’s challenge was unimpressive and certainly below par for the team who had topped the table in the previous season.

The big change at United the summer before had been the departure of David Beckham to Real Madrid. However, it was not only the England captain who departed to the Spanish capital: Ferguson's second-in-command, Carlos Queiroz, was tempted away as manager. The lure of coaching Ronaldo, Figo and Zinedine Zidane was an unmissable opportunity for the man who had been tasked with reshaping United’s tactical approach in Europe.

In 2004-05, Jose Mourinho arrived at Chelsea with Roman Abramovich’s cheque book in hand and set about breaking records in the English top flight. Carlos Queiroz also returned to Manchester and set about rebuilding the team with Ferguson.

Progress was not immediate: United finished third for the second season in succession. It was the club's worst spell for more than a decade and the fans were bemoaning the tactics in the stands. Sound familiar at all?

As the 2005-06 season came to a close, United had shown signs of improvement. They finished as runners-up, only eight points behind an imperious Chelsea, and Queiroz’s work with Cristiano Ronaldo was beginning to bear fruit.

United won the next three titles and capped it all by winning the Champions League again in 2008. By taking the time to rebuild, and having the humility to bring back an old coach, Ferguson found the winning formula again.

still better than lying in midtable position....

oh btw if rene meulensteen is available why not to take him back?

It would be great if we could have Meulensteen back. Moyes also wanted him to stay. I just hope they can both agree to a compromise.

Dat Nani goal, very hnnnnggghhh, because it was a built up play, smooth tricky pass and end with a beautiful lob goal 

David moyes play crossing game get 75% possession 81 record breaking crosses whole world hates him..

Pep Guardiola play boring possession football passing sideways passing back to defender passing to keeper.. No one hates him... but calls it beautiful football..

I don't wanna live in this planet anymore..

bayern v barcelona 7 - 0 results matter I agree..

knn talk so much, tell fc horiwud to play one season in bpl lar.... thiew....

from livescore.com punya.... lineup tonite...let's see how accurate it is compared to actual one later tonite:

David De Gea
Rafael
Patrice Evra
Chris Smalling
Nemanja Vidic
Juan Mata
Wayne Rooney
Michael Carrick
Darren Fletcher
Adnan Januzaj
Robin van Persie

  seems legit. oh wai- japenis mana!??!!?   

well at one time rooney was being called as an ogre.

moyes deserves the criticism. if u watch the bloody match, u're gonna throw your remote control at the tv.

How I wish we can get someone with such masterclass tactical knowledge