Poor Journalism yet again.

I have absolutely no idea if this story has any truth in it or not and neither do you so how can you claim to know it is poor journalism?

Yes many papers sensationalise to sell, but they do also write some truth. This could be true, you don't know so I'm not sure why you think it's poor journalism?

Generally speaking, I pay little attention to what the papers say. For every 'exclusive', there'll be many more stories that have very little substance to them.

What is fair enough to say is that players, fans, the manager, anyone invloved with Utd, are pretty fed up with this whole season, regardless of whether you support Moyes or not.

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Because its a negative piece on your club. That equates to poor journalism for some fans. If it said the players are fully behind Moyes then it would be good journalism. Every club has fans who do this.

Mata got rid of 3 managers at Chelsea

It is bad Journalism because they have created a story without any sources or quotes from a source. I dont doubt that there are some players unhappy but a 'revolt' is too strong of a word and is a different meaning all together.

And to make myself clear i want Moyes out, but it isnt going to happen until this time next year at the earliest in my opinion.

Moyes needs a window to climb out of, not one to bring players in

Although direct quotes are a big help you can still gather information without them.

Just silly to claim it lazy journalism when you don't really know either way.

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If there were no issues in the dressing room then I would be very worried.