Manchester United vs Everton Match Thread. k/o 19.45

Timmyctc

TheDoc wrote: »

Also for those calling for Moyes out, have a look at yourselves, sham fans

Only 12 points off the pace with no win in our last 3 and the gap widening :pac:

efb

Man United 0-1 Everton
MOTD presenter Gary Lineker
"Yowzer! Everton have gone ahead against Manchester United. David Moyes might finally see Everton win at Old Trafford."

miralize

Empty stadium now

ThirdMan

Lucas Hood wrote: »

Moyes should be sacked after this.

Give it a break man. For christ sake.

gosplan

Red Crow wrote: »

Everton have a young superstar called Romelu Lukaku. That's the difference but Roberto Martinez will take the credit. Let's give Martinez a few years before we draw any conclusions. Everton are a poor side without Lukaku.

They've conceded 4 or 5 less than utd.

Liamalone

COYB!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nalz

Fellaini, fck off

ElChe32

Sacramento wrote: »

Moyes set up gave us every chance to win today, there were glaring individual misses and mistakes that meant we lost it. It's not Moyes to blame for today's defeat.

Keeping Welbeck on for 80 mins? Taking off Shinji ? Go away out of that..

Red Crow

gosplan wrote: »

They've conceded 4 or 5 less than utd.

Who said United were any good? Too many overpaid passengers.

Mr.Crinklewood

Don`t bite to the obsessives.

Headshot

Sacramento wrote: »

Moyes set up gave us every chance to win today, there were glaring individual misses and mistakes that meant we lost it. It's not Moyes to blame for today's defeat.

Poor Bollocks

Playing a ****ing average player Like welbeck instead of nani is a disgrace.
Waiting so long to put chico on when we need a ****ing goal is disgracful.

The man is making a mockery of a team that won the PL last season.

Turtwig

Thoroughly deserved by Everton.

EdenHazard

LOL at Everton relying on Lukaku. He's awesome but he compliments a nice balanced team on paper. Easily top 7 in terms of quality.

Lumbo

Moyes out

Neeson

Your Airbag wrote: »

Disgraceful post.

It was only a little joke.

Nolars

Whats the time frame real fans can start to call for his head so? 2 seasons? 3

Paul Tergat

mike65 wrote: »

How's it going lads?

you are really bad at doing that. give it up

SirDelboy18

2 from a possible 9 over the last 3 games. That has to be the nail in the coffin of the title chase.

Liam O

Well I can see this thread is a bundle of joy...

TheDoc

I'd rather we stumble our way through this season to mount a challenege next year, then turn into a joke club like Chelsea or City who chop and change their manager every year looking for instant success.

The story is there, if you want to fall of the face of the planet trophy wise, then make rash decisions with managers.

Call for Moyes all you want, I'd expect him to be there for a number of years, so the muppets calling for him out best just deal with it.

It's more embarrasing then the players performances to be fair. They have been ****ing rotten, and they need a swift kick up the hole.

Kylo Ren

mike65 wrote: »

How's it going lads?

I feel like how Liverpool fans have been feeling for the last 7 years.

gosplan

Some people are loving it anyway

sea_monkey

any one know why he took off kagawa and raf but left giggs and welbeck on?

Fr_Dougal

Keno wrote: »

I feel like how Liverpool fans have been feeling for the last 7 years.

Ah here, it's not that bad! At least we've won the Premiership a few times!

greenman09

As a Newcastle fan we have a chance at OT on Saturday. Terrible utd side.

Giruilla

sea_monkey wrote: »

any one know why he took off kagawa and raf but left giggs and welbeck on?

He doesn't know what he's doing.

Valencia, Fellaini and Welbeck are a disgrace to the United shirt.

poolboy

Keno wrote: »

I feel like how Liverpool fans have been feeling for the last 7 years.

7? It's a bit longer than that believe me.

ThirdMan

Headshot wrote: »

Playing a ****ing average player Like welbeck instead of nani is a disgrace. Waiting so long to put chico on when we need a ****ing goal is disgracful.

Exactly what Ferguson done for the past two seasons.

Nalz

mike65 wrote: »

How's it going lads?

after 85 thousand posts i'm finally ignoring you on this

and no I won't lighten up

ArielAtom

Fair play to Everton, delighted for them.

edgecutter

Can't defend him anymore, this is beyond a joke now. Can't even pick a good starting eleven. Players out of form keep getting picked, negative tactics and an attitude that reeks of well we are hard to beat.

Neeson

Giggs should be sold of to Plymouth or something for a bit of cash, as should Cleverley and Welbeck.

yabadabado

Keno wrote: »

I feel like how Liverpool fans have been feeling for the last 7 years.

What ,delusional ?:pac:

eigrod

greenman09 wrote: »

As a Newcastle fan we have a chance at OT on Saturday. Terrible utd side.

And Rooney's suspended for it apparently, so definitely in with a chance there.

titan18

TheDoc wrote: »

I'd rather we stumble our way through this season to mount a challenege next year, then turn into a joke club like Chelsea or City who chop and change their manager every year looking for instant success.

The story is there, if you want to fall of the face of the planet trophy wise, then make rash decisions with managers.

Call for Moyes all you want, I'd expect him to be there for a number of years, so the muppets calling for him out best just deal with it.

It's more embarrasing then the players performances to be fair. They have been ****ing rotten, and they need a swift kick up the hole.

Well, it's kind of the managers job to get them to perform, to make changes when they're needed, to motivate the players and get results. However, there's Valencia and Welbeck playing like **** and still being selected. Relying on a bit of genius from Rooney and some world class saves from De Gea to get results every game is pathetic

Liam O

TheDoc wrote: »

I'd rather we stumble our way through this season to mount a challenege next year, then turn into a joke club like Chelsea or City who chop and change their manager every year looking for instant success.

The story is there, if you want to fall of the face of the planet trophy wise, then make rash decisions with managers.

Call for Moyes all you want, I'd expect him to be there for a number of years, so the muppets calling for him out best just deal with it.

It's more embarrasing then the players performances to be fair. They have been ****ing rotten, and they need a swift kick up the hole.

Agreed 100%. Look at Liverpool, finally show a bit of patience with a manager and are reaping the benefits currently. Before Barcelona became the best team in the world they were toiling in the UEFA cup for a while lest people forget.

Digitalism

miralize wrote: »

Empty stadium now

Is this your first time watching a game where united lost at old trafford?

ician

Some positives can be taken from the game tonight, we were unlucky and things didn't go our way, going forward we must keep working hard and the results will come

FatRat

Red Crow wrote: »

Everton have a young superstar called Romelu Lukaku. That's the difference but Roberto Martinez will take the credit. Let's give Martinez a few years before we draw any conclusions. Everton are a poor side without Lukaku.

Haha what? ... I take it you just watched the game??? Lukaku was poor one of his many miscued passes led to the goal. We absolutely and utterly dominated in midfield. Gareth Barry MOTM

COYB!!!!!

gosplan

I still say Moyes just isn't able to motivate the players cause they're Fergie's players.

The do well enough in the big matches in Europe. Rooney has his own motivation which is what makes him special but the others just don't do it for Moyes.

You could say that's Moyes problem cause he's the manager. You could say it's the players' problem. I still reckon it was inevitable.

Fergie walks out the door and after that it doesn't matter who walks in. Nobody joined Utd to play under Moyes.

Either losing will motivate them or new players will come in.

This was always going to happen though. Utd fans all said they'd take 4th and a cup run at the beginning of the season, they just don't like watching that happen.

Fair play Everton, nicely done

KERSPLAT!

Delighted for Martinez

Zico

TheDoc wrote: »

It's more embarrasing then the players performances to be fair. They have been ****ing rotten, and they need a swift kick up the hole.

The club employ someone to do that. Perhaps the hole kicker needs replacing.

The_Kew_Tour

Well done Everton fans. Better team won.

WallyGUFC

gosplan wrote: »

I still say Moyes just isn't able to motivate the players cause they're Fergie's players.

The do well enough in the big matches in Europe. Rooney has his own motivation which is what makes him special but the others just don't do it for Moyes.

You could say that's Moyes problem cause he's the manager. You could say it's the players' problem. I still reckon it was inevitable.

Fergie walks out the door and after that it doesn't matter who walks in. Nobody joined Utd to play under Moyes.

Either losing will motivate them or new players will come in.

This was always going to happen though. Utd fans all said they'd take 4th and a cup run at the beginning of the season, they just don't like watching that happen.

Problem is, with each passing week, 4th is becoming less and less likely!

TheDoc

Zico wrote: »

The club employ someone to do that. Perhaps the hole kicker needs replacing.

It's tough enough for Moyes taking the biggest job in football, it doesnt need to be made harder by the players being ****ing abject.

Also fair play to Everton by the way, and I'm happy for Martinez. Brendan Rogers has long been riding of his success, and I hope his term at Everton is a fruitful one.

gosplan

WallyGUFC wrote: »

Problem is, with each passing week, 4th is becoming less and less likely!

That's true. The current form is distinctly mid-table.

dfx-

mike65 wrote: »

How's it going lads?

Keno wrote: »

I feel like how Liverpool fans have been feeling for the last 7 years.

Mr.Crinklewood wrote: »

Don`t bite to the obsessives.

A note to all: no more of this please. There won't be any other warnings.

Laois_Man

Really REALLY feckin enjoyed that!!


Come on You Blues!!

Fantastic game

Fantastic night!!

Lumbo

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

Well done Everton fans. Better team won.

That very generous of you. While Everton held their own for long periods of the game there was 10/15 minutes in the second half where United threw everything at them and they just about survived it. Saying that, it was the best midfield performance I've seen from an Everton side in years, players who are not only of capable but encouraged to hold onto the ball.