You are mistaken if you believe that the Glazers will act like Abramovich just because United are dropping points in the first 8 games against very good opposition. There are 12 players at United with less than 2 years left on their contract; Moyes will be working on that and on bringing in another 6 players over the same period. He will also try and develop the younger academy and reserve players and bring as many of them into the first team squad as possible. The future looks bright but there is a lot of change and upheaval to come before we start to see the new squad and first team take shape. The biggest factor in Ferguson’s success was the patience of the board of directors; yes he did have prior experience and success but he was also fortunate to have had the opportunity in an era when the level of competition was generally much lower. Moyes has a far more difficult task ahead of him than some people seem to realise but that doesn’t automatically mean he is the wrong man for the job. Despite all the talk about having an unlimited budget history proves that the Glazers have never wanted a team of Galaticos. They are only interested in profit and the cheaper the outlay for continued success the better. Since Berbatov joined United the Glazers have not sanctioned any transfer fee above £27.5m (Fellaini) almost every player apart from RvP and Young has been 25 years old or younger upon signing and in the last 3 seasons most of them have been from schoolboy to academy age players. Assuming Moyes does bring in 6 experienced players its still unlikely that he will be able to field his own team for at least 2 to 3 years. That is the kind of period he should be seriously judged on…not after less than a dozen competitive games.

What is your problem? How can you possibly make such a ridiculous assertion. It really is totally ridiculous and insulting to label Moyes a racist merely because he hasnt selected a player. Get over yourself!

Again, that is comparing 2 completely different types of player playing in completly diferent positions. I agree Fellaini was a poor signing but Moyes was tight to try and address the need for a dm enforcer. Fellaini just isn’t up to the job. Use him as an emergency centre forward battering ram in the last 20 minutes perhaps. Kagawa just cant be risked in such an important game with a midfield that is already struggling Kagawa is a luxury player who offers nothing when United are out of possession (which has been for a lot of the games so far this season)
General point to all the doubters and naysayers; Its ridiculous to demand that Moyes be sacked. He is the manager and will be for the foreseeable future. You need to ask yourself how much you really want to support the club regardless of what manager is in charge.

Fellaini does not have wat it takes to play on big stage and for raining champions like manchester united…!!

That midfield would be completely overrun. Carrick cant cover such a massive area and Kagawa can’t play CAM.
4-3-3 would be a safer option with Cleverley linking with the forwards and Jones the destroyer or man marker. He could also drop back to cover Rafaels forward runs. Evra is the weak link though. Moyes was right to try and get Baines, shame he ended up with Fellaini instead.
Woodward, you are the weakest link….GOODBYE!

Moyes had now assessed every player in the squad and will probably move Young and Anderson out of the club in January. I expect Evra Rio Vidic Giggs Anderson Young Macheda Buttner and possibly one or more of Rooney Fabio Cleverley Valencia and Kagawa to go by the summer. Long shots to go RvP de gea Fellaini Hernandez Lindegaard and Zaha

Its only a fact that it was Ferguson’s opinion; that doesn’t mean its the truth. Ferguson made some very poor signings and ignored some of the greats. He also had a blind spot for his favourites; he should have made Giggs retire before he did. He should have moved on Anderson and Young and bought Hazard. Why didn’t he buy Garay when he had the chance? Moyes has inherited a very mixed bag and identified 5 areas he wanted to upgrade or provide competition in but Woodward wad under pressure from the Glazers to bring in more corporate sponsorship deals than players to the club.

But West Brom put 5 goals past the defence. If they can do it imagine what a top side woul do? 3-5-2 formation had a lot of potential for disaster if you don’t have the players who can succeed with it. I do like the idea of 3 centre backs and 2 wing backs instead of wingers but that would all depend on the personnel….here is a suggestion that may be unlikely but doesn’t seem impossible Hummels would be ideal as he can play the ball out of defence and has fantastic anticipation; playing Garay and Mangala either side of him would make a great backline. Coentrao can play wingback and also left midfield so if the midfield needed stiffening up he could slot in and Rafael could drop to rb with Garay and Hummels at cb and Mangala at lb. Hummels coul also step up and play sweeper if required. Khedira and Kundogan or Pogba in midfield (with Carrick as sub) Nani Rooney/RvP Januzaj up front
Subs: Lindegaard Smalling/Evans Carrick Jones/Cleverley Kagawa Rooney/RvP Welbeck/Hernandez

Luckily you don’t have authority to make those decisions. Perhaps you should stick to playing FIFA Manager. Moyes is here to stay for at least 2-3 years, deal with it and get behind him, he is a very hard working, meticulous planner with great self belief and energy and, above all, an honorable man but he needs time and support to overhaul an ageing squad. He has had no help from the Glazers who don’t have any interest or knowledge of the day to day running of one of the world’s biggest football clubs. Ferguson has also made life difficult for him with Rooney and, he has had a very difficult set of opening fixtures with very little time to prepare. Judge him after the end of next season not after 10 games.