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AIBU SANA KWA TIMU KAMA MAN UTD KUFUNDISHWA NA COACH KAMA MOYES AMBAYE CV YAKE HAIJAI HATA KARATASI MOJA! Ujinga KABISA KUWA NA KOCHA KAMA MOYES!
Et moyes anajenga timu hivi wewe una akil kwel unayesema haya? Na angeenda cardif city ungesemaje? We timu imetoka kuwa bingwa msimu uliopita sasa hivi inapigwa tu na akili yako inasema et anajenga.
Wale wenye mapenzi mema na ya dhati plus mahaba na Man U tunasema enough is enough hatuwezi kufumbia macho udhalilishaji huu unafanywa na Moyes akishirikiana na bench la ufundi.
Amekaa Everton kwa muda gani na kapata mafanikio gani kwa kipindi chote hicho alichokua hapo Everton...??
Ebu check Swansea sioni utafauti wa budget ya usajili waliyonayo Swansea na Everton kipindi cha moyes sasa ebu ona mafanikio ya Swansea ya muda mfupi huu toka imepanda kwny EPL kulinganisha na ya Everton ya Moyes...?? Sasa maisha ya Everton ndio yanatukuta Man U..
Kwa kigezo hicho tu kimoja kabla sijaongelea na vingine na conclude kusema #Moyesout
daaah Moyes can make Spain defeated even with SOMALIA
Et moyes anajenga timu hivi wewe una akil kwel unayesema haya? Na angeenda cardif city ungesemaje? We timu imetoka kuwa bingwa msimu uliopita sasa hivi inapigwa tu na akili yako inasema et anajenga.
Manchester United have confirmed manager David Moyes has left the club with immediate effect.
"The club would like to place on record its thanks for the hard work, honesty and integrity he brought to
the role," United confirmed in a short statement.
The new comes less than 24 hours after Manchester United lost 2-0 to Everton making it mathematically
impossible for them to qualify for the Champions League.
Moyes arrived at Manchester United's training ground at on Tuesday morning where he was informed of the news by chief executive Ed Woodword.
Manchester United confirmed the news on Twitter
Moyes signed a six-year contract with the club last summer, but as the club failed to make the top four, it
is believed United need only compensate him one year's wages which would be around £4.5 million.
Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs, assisted by former team-mate Nicky Butt, is expected to manage
the club on a temporary basis until the end of the season.
According to the Sun, Netherlands manager Louis van Gaal wants the job while the Daily Mail say the
former Barcelona and Ajax boss is 'first in line'. Van Gaal, who has confirmed he is leaving the Dutch
national team after the World Cup, is currently the bookmakers' 7/2 favourite for the position.
Dortmund manager Jurgen Klopp (5/1) is now second favourite for the job, although he did extend his
contract with the Bundesliga giants until 2018 only last October.
EUROSPORT'S VIEW
After watching such a public 'employment execution' it is hard not to feel a little sympathy for Moyes.
However, crucially, there seems to be very few people suggesting the Glazers are making a mistake by
moving in a new direction. United needed to act, their decline from champions to seventh place in the
space of 10 months was simply unacceptable. Moyes has certainly not been helped by his players who
need to take a large chunk of the responsibility, but the results speak for themselves. Moyes simply had to
go.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
United need to act fast as they have a big summer of recruitment coming up. Moyes suggested the club
was already working on a few deals and the club needs to know which potential moves the new boss is
happy for them to push on with, and which they should abandon, as soon as possible as there can be no
repeat of last summer's disastrous transfer window. Of the main contenders Van Gaal looks the easiest
move to push through but his commitments at the World Cup presents its own problems. The tournament
runs until July 13 and it would be no surprise to see the Netherlands competing in the latter stages.
As for Moyes, well his pay-off could be dependent on him not finding a new position so it would be no
surprise to see him take a year off so he can pocket a full year's salary before returning to work, as it is
unlikely anyone is going to pay him a wage that matches United's. He should still have enough cache to
land a Premier League job but the bigger clubs are sure to stay away after his disastrous tenure at Old
Trafford.
WHAT THE MEDIA SAID
Matt Dickenson (The Times): The saddest thing is that Moyes will depart without anyone even knowing
what he was trying to build. He leaves no impression except memories of that ashen face, or slumping so
deep in the dugout that it looked, understandably, as though he was trying to hide. A lifetime in football
deserves better than to be recalled for one failure but, just as Steve McClaren will spend the rest of his
days answering questions about umbrellas, Moyes will always be dragged back to this wreckage.
McClaren is proof that there are second acts in managerial lives but this was Moyess chance, his shot at
the big time. He will not get another opportunity like it and a years salary, about £4.5 million, will feel like
scant consolation considering the wounds to his professional reputation and pride.
Gary Neville (Sky Sports Monday Night Football): I genuinely believe that when you give a man a six-
year contract that he deserves an opportunity and the time. The reason we are sat [in a TV studio] is
because we look at football management and think of it as being a world of madness, an absolute world of
madness where the average manager gets sacked every 12 months. I've always felt that Manchester
United should be different and hold itself up as a club that basically stands against what is happening in
the game. We used to laugh at Italy 20 years ago and say it was ridiculous what's happening there, but
now we have almost become accustomed to it.
WHAT THE FANS SAY
Manchester City fans at the Etihad on Monday night
Celebrity fan Eamonn Holmes (on Twitter): Well looks like the obvious and sadly the right thing has
happened. David Moyes to be sacked. I'm sure David Moyes is a nice man, but he just didn't understand
our team and our players didn't understand him. This is the right thing. Can anyone seriously say that with
the same players we would be in the same position if Mourhino had have been appointed? And to those of
you who believe his first season was no different than Fergie's - what nonsense - this man inherited The
English Champions.
One of the reasons he kept his job so long was that too many football writers wanted
a British manager at one of the elite clubs. Of course the players weren't motivated by him - neither they
or us as supporters understood his game plan. He has to go because it was obvious things were never
going to get better under him . Rubbish signings, rubbish tactics.
Paul Gent (Eurosport Yahoo! user): It was an awful job to take after SAF. In his defence he was way
over his head, never a top rate manager. Everton have gone on after Moyes which alone proves he was
never good. United players however have been awful this season, far too much money for players that are
just not good enough. £72 million on only two players, far, far, far too much. He should have gone in
January but he never got going and his players failed him. He will be back with a team more to his skill, but
United need a top, top manager. Would you as the owners want him to have a £200 million transfer
budget, I doubt the answer would be yes. Get a new top manager in the seat and allow him to stamp him
own mark on the team. kick out all the dead wood, get rid of players who don't want to play for the team.
Get rid of all the players who blackmail the club. And start again from fresh. Liverpool have done it, City
have done it, and Chelsea have always done it. Winning, winning, winning mentality.
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[TD="align: center"]United are guaranteed to finish the season with their lowest ever Premier League points tally[/TD]
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[TD="align: center"]United fail to qualify for the Champions League for the first time since 1995[/TD]
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[TD="align: center"]United's worst home league form for over a decade[/TD]
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[TD="align: center"]Suffered three defeats in a row for the first time since 2001 this season[/TD]
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[TD="align: center"]Eliminated in the FA Cup third round - something which happened just once under Ferguson[/TD]
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[TD="align: center"]First ever home defeat to Swansea this term[/TD]
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[TD="align: center"]First home defeat to Newcastle since 1972[/TD]
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[TD="align: center"]First home defeat to West Brom since 1978[/TD]
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[TD="align: center"]First league defeat to Stoke since 1984[/TD]
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[TD="align: center"]First time United conceded a first-minute goal in the Premier League - Dzeko for City[/TD]
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[TD="align: center"]First time Man City & Liverpool have beaten United home & away since Premier League's inception[/TD]
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[TD="align: center"]First time Everton, Man City & Liverpool have beaten United home & away since Premier League's inception[/TD]
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[TD="align: center"]First time Everton have beaten United home and away since 1969-70[/TD]
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[TD="align: center"]First time Everton & Liverpool have ever done a league double over United
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