Comments on: Should Alex Ferguson Leave Manchester United?

By: N Khan

N Khan — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 01:08:09 +0000

Bet you feel really stupid now…

By: GAV

GAV — Tue, 07 Nov 2006 11:16:28 +0000

mr i??????

Past his best moments, what a silly remark, he’s top of the table with a team thats getting BETTER AND BETTER! and the Glazers have not got in the way one bit, Fergie has not been stopped from signing anyone, and it looks like they will fund the Owen bid! so really what are you on about?

By: Madgoal

Madgoal — Sat, 04 Nov 2006 22:03:26 +0000

I hope that now you are realizing who the bad apple really was. Com on RVN was past it and not Fergie. Last season RVN scored only because he was on pitch and not because he made much effort. He lost the ball a thousand time while trying tto cover or link up play so we do not need any leeches and we are more happy with this bunch of lads performing week in week out

By: mr i

mr i — Mon, 24 Jul 2006 10:59:54 +0000

i think fergie is past his best moments..queroz is a total looser from mu to real & back to mu..great ‘loyalty’..time for a new manager with fresh & new ideas to build the team…glazer’s are not helping with their cash..there is much to be done at the top before the club can focus on rebuilding another all conquering team..not going to happen at the moment

By: Hasan

Hasan — Sun, 23 Jul 2006 14:56:50 +0000

This rap goes to Fergie, and to a large extent to Queiroz. He is SHIT. I don’t care how technically excellent he is, but Fergie’s not making his players into fighters. To be honest, the rot started with Veron and Fergie’s “grand plan” to conquer Europe. A better buy there (Fergie bought him almost completely on reputation, NO idea about how he’d live in England, fit into the team, and admit it, he was a BAD fit) and we would have had that Keano replacement in full bloom right now. He’s made his share of gaffes, and it’s time to go aggresively after Lippi, to be honest. His teams have always fought, and the one itch all United fans have had for three years, even bigger than the Premiership drought, is how our team doesn’t fight – how we miss Butt and P. Neville. Being paid 80k plus a week, how can you NOT want to win doing what you love to? Ronaldo, Rio, Silvestre – they look apathetic at times. It’s sad, sad, sad. I agree with Lloyd’s list – these players really do have the drive.

By: LLoyd

LLoyd — Sun, 23 Jul 2006 11:30:15 +0000

I would agree that many players have lost or never had the hunger to win. I believe that although some may be huge talents the likes of Ronaldo, Rio, Silvestre, O’shea, Fletcher, Van Nistelrooy, Saha do not have the drive, determination and intestinal fortitude to want to win so badly they will do anything to win. Fergie’s Fledglings had and still have the passion, drive and absolute killer instinct to win. In the present squad, Scholes, Heinze, Neville, Scholes, Richardson, Rooney and Ole have this same passion and drive with the likes of Park , Bardsley and Smith somewhere in the middle. If players do not have the all important drive and will to win then they should leave the club they are not true Manchester United players and do an injustice to the supporters. The best lesson SAF could teach each player is the hatred of losing.