David Moyes was quick to quash any rumours regarding the transfer request that star striker Robin van Persie had supposedly put in at Manchester United after their 1-0 defeat to Newcastle United.
The reds boss was asked directly after the game if there was any truth in football pundit Mark Lawrenson’s claims on an Irish Radio show, that Robin van Persie had indeed handing in a transfer request and wishes to leave the Premier League Champions in the January window.
An abrupt and clearly unhappy David Moyes said:
“That is absolute nonsense”
“I don’t know what harder or tougher word I could say but that’s as good as I’ve got.”
After a disappointing second 1-0 defeat at Old Trafford in just 4-days, David Moyes has asked the Manchester United faithful to be patient.
Moyes added:
“There will be [light at the end of the tunnel] because it is a transitional period and that was always going to be the case
“I hoped it wouldn’t have been as poor as it has been in the last few games. ”
When I came here I knew it was never going to be easy and it’s proved to be that way.”
8 replies on “David Moyes dismisses rumours that Robin van Persie is unhappy at Manchester United”
this fool should stop telling us transition period,stop fooling urself cox we are not fools anymore.other clubs changes their coach and gives them results.u were lucky it wasnt chelsea u wud av bin sacked for long.Sack that albino that calls himself a white.if i were van persie i wil cox champions league is not guaranteed for united come next season
you got a thing for cox?
Why were all the fans booing at the end? Poor support that
Moyes with his foolish and blind team selection,is going no where……suck this bitch!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think the players are not motivated enough,they too want that useless albino to leave……………he doesnt even suit to be a manager for a big team like MAN UTD,he should go to the local clubs in his village
None of you deserve to support a team like Manchester United. Moyes is out manager, given the seal of approval by Ferguson. Things aren’t going well at the moment but they will come good – as long as supporters (I won’t say fans because there too many plastics go by that name) stand by the club, the players, and the manager.
He needs our support. Sack him and we end up like all the rest. Support him till it comes good, because that’s the Manchester United way.
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We are lacknggg Midfielder…so get on Fast and Energetic midfielder..United bounce back !!!