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A Twitter search for “At least David Moyes…” shows some Man United fans are pining for the bad old days

Published 15:25 26 Nov 2015 GMT

Updated 15:33 26 Nov 2015 GMT

Conan Doherty
A Twitter search for “At least David Moyes…” shows some Man United fans are pining for the bad old days

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Louis van Gaal would do well to steer clear of social media if he wants to be able to look any Manchester United fan in the eye again.

After another 0-0 draw midweek, supporters are reaching the end of their tether with the Dutch coach who can put them top of the Premier League on Saturday with a win at Leicester. A win, though, would require a goal from the seventh highest scorers in the English top flight and United fans aren't sure if that is a realistic possibility. Wayne-Rooney-form They didn't like the crossing under David Moyes, they didn't like his paper-thin defence but, now, they miss those wildly unpredictable days of seventh place. It's gotten that bad that some are actually pining for the Scotsman...

At least Moyes was good at one of two elements. Louis is only good at one of two elements.

https://twitter.com/MalikJafson/status/669859690520576001

At least Moyes was kind enough to let United go behind every week so they could try to fight back.

https://twitter.com/thisisthejuan93/status/669649920224313349

Now if Moyes could just get it right in England.

https://twitter.com/TheAntonioCross/status/669636170297565185

https://twitter.com/RebeccaKnight01/status/669633011965644800

This undefeated business is overrated.

https://twitter.com/callumrennie_/status/669631431921033216

 

At least Moyes had harder teams to play agai.. what?

https://twitter.com/RFFH/status/669585483194900480

Cross the f**king thing!

https://twitter.com/Manchesterspeak/status/660030830169989120 There we have it. Longing for a return of cross-gate. Manchester United fans really have come full circle.
A Twitter search for "At least David Moyes..." shows some Man United fans are pining for the bad old days