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THE DOWNFALL O' DAVEY MOYES

• THE DOWNFALL O' DAVEY MOYES

• THE DOWNFALL O' DAVEY MOYES

  StrumSolo > 22/05/2014, 16:09

  Like countless others before him who've been let go with a healthy pay-off, it looks like David Moyes might have turned to the sauce.
  
  Nothing wrong with that you might say, he's certainly had a tough time of it of late and maybe letting off a bit of steam will do him good. These things can escalate all too easily though, and for Glaswegians that often means fighting.
  
  True to form, he's currently subject to a police investigation after a 23-year-old was assaulted outside the Emporium bar in Clitheroe on Wednesday evening.
  
  The man didn't require hospital treatment and no-ones been arrested as yet, but Lancashire Police are looking in to 'differing accounts' of what actually happened.
  
  Here's hoping he finds gainful employment soon and exits the spiral of despair eh? The last thing the world needs is another Scottish drunk.

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  Potato > 22/05/2014, 16:48

  Sometimes I feel sorry for him but then I remember he got a multi-million pound pay out and don't feel quite so bad.

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  StrumSolo > 22/05/2014, 16:56

  (22/05/2014, 16:48)Potato Wrote: Sometimes I feel sorry for him but then I remember he got a multi-million pound pay out and don't feel quite so bad.

  
  Weren't short of cash in the first place though was he?
  
  Can't imagine having a few extra million in the bank is making him feel any less of a broken man.
  
  Needs another job, quick. Celtic?

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  Clitterbug > 22/05/2014, 17:53

  
  Celtic have give him a pitch in the carpark but not on match days.

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  rustee1 > 29/05/2014, 21:04

  I don't feel sorry for him at all he got to manage one of the best teams in the world and got well payed for it. He wasn't quite up to the job and got a big payout for it and he is now free to manage again and still earn shitloads. Life could be worse.

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  gharrison1990 > 31/05/2014, 02:41

  was always gonna be a tough job but i feel davey was just not ready for such a big jump in team
  He should find a club no bother because he is great with a smaller club

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  rustee1 > 31/05/2014, 17:32

  I think it was a mixture of things. He wasn't quite up to it, van perse wasn't fit often and he makes a big difference and their defence was ageing and couldn't get a run of games together. I think fergie got out just at the right time after he squeezed the most out of them.

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  Potato > 31/05/2014, 22:05

  van Persie wasn't fit because of Moyes! It was reported that he took van Persie off his specialised training program and had him doing the same training as the rest of the squad. He also apparantly did the same with Rio and told both Rio & Vidic to be more like Phil Jagielka.
  
  *sigh*

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  rustee1 > 01/06/2014, 17:00

  It's hard to tell which of the stories are true or not because there were so many. He did make alot of bad decisions and just seemed out of his depth. It might help man utd in long run considering how much pressure he's taken off next manager.
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