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“When coaching a smaller club like Everton one can play reactive football to frustrate opponent & to win many points with good counter play.
“However when coaching a big club like United it’s the opponent who’s playing reactive football & it’s up to manager to come up with solution
“That’s why a lot of managers struggle when they move from a small to a big club. They don’t understand how to break down a defensive wall.
“Another problem is the fact that Moyes is very rigid with his 4-4-2. This is a very vulnerable tactic, especially against 4-2-3-1 & 4-1-4-1.”
The Dutchman went on, “Despite the 4-1 win, everyone who understands football could already see United’s tactical problem in the Swansea game last month.
“In Swansea game, United played with 2 central midfielders against 3 Swansea midfielders. But in that particular game, RVP came to the rescue.
“As most people in Jurassic Park don't have a clue about tactics, they were all talking about the 4-1 win instead of the tactical blunder.
“Even the tactically clueless pundits of Match of the Day said United had played well. What can you expect of these Jurassic Park products?
“The future doesn't look bright as Moyes was allowed to take with him his tactically clueless friends from Everton & released Fergie’s staff.” Verheijen continued.
“It might have been smart if he had kept 1 of Fergie’s coaches as they know the team & understand how to deal with the opponent’s tactics.
“Former coach Meulensteen would have had more to offer to United than all the current clueless & inexperienced nobodies on the United bench.”
http://www.sport360.com/football/out...td-boss-moyes?
“However when coaching a big club like United it’s the opponent who’s playing reactive football & it’s up to manager to come up with solution
“That’s why a lot of managers struggle when they move from a small to a big club. They don’t understand how to break down a defensive wall.
“Another problem is the fact that Moyes is very rigid with his 4-4-2. This is a very vulnerable tactic, especially against 4-2-3-1 & 4-1-4-1.”
The Dutchman went on, “Despite the 4-1 win, everyone who understands football could already see United’s tactical problem in the Swansea game last month.
“In Swansea game, United played with 2 central midfielders against 3 Swansea midfielders. But in that particular game, RVP came to the rescue.
“As most people in Jurassic Park don't have a clue about tactics, they were all talking about the 4-1 win instead of the tactical blunder.
“Even the tactically clueless pundits of Match of the Day said United had played well. What can you expect of these Jurassic Park products?
“The future doesn't look bright as Moyes was allowed to take with him his tactically clueless friends from Everton & released Fergie’s staff.” Verheijen continued.
“It might have been smart if he had kept 1 of Fergie’s coaches as they know the team & understand how to deal with the opponent’s tactics.
“Former coach Meulensteen would have had more to offer to United than all the current clueless & inexperienced nobodies on the United bench.”
http://www.sport360.com/football/out...td-boss-moyes?
wait? yu serious??? oh! 
Paul Marin -19 is one thing, 20 is a whole other matter. It gets even worse if they win the UCL. *groan*. 
05/18/2011.MU fans naah cough, but all a unuh a vomit?-Lazie 1/11/2015
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