Halls confidence is totally shot, he was in pieces after the game against Rovers, having coughed up so much ball, a rest will do him good then bring him back at centre!

we know berro is a world class 9 but he's also a very good asset at half back and it was a role he played last season so for a game whats so wrong

Just that I reckon everyone will then moan that we went back to what didn't work last year. You are right he is good at half, but he's a great at 9.



By the way, did anyone mention starting Hall at 6 - or even Whiting - and maybe moving Richard Horne to 7.

I've wanted to see Whiting at 6 for a long time

I'm told Berrigan wants to play 6

Moa for 6.

Yup, in place of Yeaman.

I hope so

Very nearly was

No sorry I prefer to blame Agar for dropping him because it suits my agenda.

In support of your sarcasm: ([urlhttp://www.manchesterunitedyears.com/managers/[/url). Do you think we might give him at least until the end of the season? Before you say "are you really expecting us to compare Agar with Ferguson" the answer is I don't know. I don't think he's had enough time with a fit squad yet.



Ferguson was installed manager at Old Trafford in 1986; however he had to wait until 1990 before picking up his first major silverware, the FA Cup. After winning the European Cup Winners Cup and League cups in 1991 and 1992 respectively, he finally won the league by the end of the 1992-93 season, with repeated success the coming his way the next season.

He managed United to glory in the 95-96 season as they won the ‘double,’ winning both the premiership and FA Cup. His highlight occurred in 1999, as Manchester United struck gold winning the infamous ‘treble.’ They won the Premier league, FA Cup and Champions league. The following season saw Ferguson managing United once again to premiership triumph. United won the league in the 2002-03 season however with Chelsea emerging with a wealth of talented players, they have struggled to see similar success in the last few years. H managed United to FA Cup victory in 2004 and Carling Cup victory in 2006.

Agar hasn't had enough time yet for sure. Not with a fit squad. His recruitment has shown signs of improvement over his predecessor even if the players aren't actually here yet . If the were we would be a better side. He's made mistakes for sure as do all coaches. We are certainly not the finished article with much room for improvement. This does not mean however we are as bad as some of the moaners would claim. Against Rovers there was nothing in the game. We should have won it with the amount of possession in the last 30 mins. We need to be better with the ball for sure and a top class scrum half would make a big difference. Due to cap restrictions that will have to wait until next year. In the meantime we need to strive for top 6 which will be difficult if the injuries continue to pile up again. One things for sure if we change our coach every season we'll go nowhere.