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Showing posts with label Premier League. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Premier League. Show all posts

Wednesday, 23 April 2014

The League Managers' Association has blasted the "unprofessional manner" in which David Moyes was sacked by Man Utd


Moyes was sacked earlier this week. Photo: PA
The League Managers' Association has blasted the "unprofessional manner" in which David Moyes was sacked by Manchester United.

Reports started emerging on Monday afternoon that Moyes was set to be axed - some 16 hours before he was informed at a meeting with executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward on Tuesday morning that his contract was being terminated.

Friday, 28 March 2014

David Moyes Expects Support From Man United Fans

David Moyes insists he retains the support of the majority of Manchester United fans.

A group of supporters have clubbed together to pay for a light aircraft to fly over Old Trafford on Saturday, trailed by a banner that reads "Wrong One - Moyes Out".

The United boss said fans were "entitled" to organise such a protest after recent results, but the Scot insists he is supported by most fans, the club's board and the playing staff.

Tuesday, 25 March 2014

Moyes deals with Chris Smalling over alleged late-night indiscretion

Chris Smalling. Photo: PA
Manchester United manager David Moyes has disciplined Chris Smalling after the defender was pictured out in Manchester during the early hours of Saturday morning.

The Manchester Evening News published pictures of Smalling which it claimed shows the England international apparently singing in the streets at 3:15am on Saturday morning.

Smalling had stayed in the north-west while the rest of his team-mates travelled to London for their Saturday evening clash against West Ham because of a hamstring injury.

Saturday, 22 March 2014

Arsene Wenger Confirms New Arsenal Contract "will be done soon"

Arsene Wenger celebrates 1000 games in charge of Arsenal today. Photo: PA
Arsene Wenger maintains he wants to stay at Arsenal - and that there should be "no uncertainty at all" over his future.

The 64-year-old French coach will take charge of the Gunners for his 1,000th game at Chelsea on Saturday, but as yet there has been no confirmation Wenger will be staying on past the end of the season.

However, Wenger insists he is not considering moving on and that the formalities of a new deal will be announced soon.