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True. Can see where you're coming from but it would seem rather difficult for Moyes to start doing that suddenly when he's been so comfortable at being manager for years now.

Just to add in too, he has previously mentioned his liking for the Bundesliga and given Schalke have a vacancy at the end of the season, he might consider going there.

Might be a good option for him, but Schalke is not in the best of situations right now (specially with their biggest rivals close to winning their third UCL)...

Anyways, whatever team he chooses (including Everton), it is not like I care much tbh!

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Might be a good option for him, but Schalke is not in the best of situations right now (specially with their biggest rivals close to winning their third UCL)...

Anyways, whatever team he chooses (including Everton), it is not like I care much tbh!

Erm, we might go get and appoint Moyes as our next manager... :ph34r:

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Erm, we might go get and appoint Moyes as our next manager... :ph34r:

hopefully Moyes stays at Everton.

His record against the stronger EPL sides is fairly poor and he's got no experience for UCL football.

Moyes would probably end up like Hughes (at City) if he joined Chelsea...he'd suddenly have a massive amount to spend, wouldn't know what to do...he'd be overwhelmed.

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Sir Alex Ferguson must leave Manchester United completely when he decides to retire



If Ferguson is to go, it will not be a surprise to his employers. They will have been working at it for some time, identifying potential candidates. He himself will want to be part of the process.


Hints of inside thinking has been there in questions raised by senior figures about some of those reckoned in with a chance, about Jose Mourinho’s fondness for politicking or David Moyes’s lack of big-budget experience.



Now the talk can no longer be about those who don’t fit, but the one who does.



http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/manchester-united/10042888/Sir-Alex-Ferguson-must-leave-Manchester-United-completely-when-he-decides-to-retire.html


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Mourinho 6/4 for Man Utd post



Jose Mourinho has been backed in from 20/1 to 6/4 to be the next Manchester United manager amid speculation that Sir Alex Ferguson is considering his position.



Borussia Dortmund's highly-rated manager Jurgen Klopp is the third favourite, coming in from 20/1 to 8/1 with some backing, while Ryan Giggs is 20/1 alongside Mike Phelan.



Sky Bet Football Trader Chris Spicer said: "We saw a surge of backing for David Moyes to be the next Manchester United manager on Saturday despite no real noises surrounding Ferguson's future but, with a national paper now reporting that an announcement could be made before the end of the week, Mourinho is now attracting the majority of the money.



"The 'Special One' looked destined to return to Stamford Bridge, but if the job at Old Trafford became vacant then his head could be turned."



http://www.sportinglife.com/football/news/article/165/8698336/mourinho-6-4-for-man-utd-post

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Chelsea contract with Adidas is 160mi/8seasons and it was agreed in 2010 (when the market prices were different). At the time, it was the second best deal in the country and the 7th biggest in Europe...

Now, the prices have gone up and Puma is, of course, desperate to have at least one 'big' club in their football kit range (a bit like the weird American company sponsoring Liverpool). It is up to each club to decide weather they want more money or a big company like Adidas or Nike behind the marketing campaigns and kit designs!

Chelsea has no financial problems, so I am not worried with Adidas, they are doing an excellent job so far. However, we could try to make more money by using the youth academy, by upgrading our stadium (only if we dont leave SB) and by making a new improved deal with Samsung (they are in their last year of contract and they vasty underpay).

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Purely from a fashion point of view, I believe Puma is looked down on in the UK now for being 'out of fashion', so ha and ha to Arsenal.. as usual :D

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