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He was important in Everton and he had good spells there.Moyes and LVG didn't use him in right way.Shows that Mourinho is just different class manager.
Spot on.
He was important in Everton and he had good spells there.Moyes and LVG didn't use him in right way.Shows that Mourinho is just different class manager.
He's also a bit of a c**** -- something I feel like they've lacked since their pomp. Definitely a useful squad player at this point.Mainly because of the cowardly manager, Moyes signed him knowing full well he had his best moments further forward yet played him as a DM every single time where looked clumsy.
Fellaini is a genuine threat in the opposition box, glad we have a manager that's not scared to use him properly.
Agree that'll be such good test3 of their next 4 games in the league are against Liverpool away, Sp**s at home, and Chelsea away.
If they manage to get through those fixtures relatively unscathed, they'll be in good stead, with two of the harder away games on the fixture list out of the way.
3 of their next 4 games in the league are against Liverpool away, Sp**s at home, and Chelsea away.
If they manage to get through those fixtures relatively unscathed, they'll be in good stead, with two of the harder away games on the fixture list out of the way.
Mainly because of the cowardly manager, Moyes signed him knowing full well he had his best moments further forward yet played him as a DM every single time where looked clumsy.
Fellaini is a genuine threat in the opposition box, glad we have a manager that's not scared to use him properly.
Not sure but will look it upAgainst who?
Roy Hodgson owes English football something other than scratching his ****in' chins & looking bemused...
Roy entered my good books after his work with Fulham.
Will back my man till I die.
He's a has been man.........sure he's a decent enough manager but damn lucky to get a job in this league.It's not his fault, the tone was set at Palace before he came.
Lugged with players he probably wouldn't have bought himself and forced to cope with injuries to two of his most potent attacking weapons in Bentekers and Zaha.
He's a has been man.........sure he's a decent enough manager but damn lucky to get a job in this league.
You have to look at it from Moyes' viewpoint though.
How could he walk into the club and deviate from the 'United Way' by playing Fellaini behind the striker to lump balls at?
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FFS.........Even if that were the case, I'd still ride into the sunset with old Roy.