It will be sad to see Sir Alex leave, it is a great chance for a british manager to take control at one of the worlds biggest clubs. I initially wanted Jose but can understand why the club have gone for Moyes. Already having a great relationship with Sir Alex and won't be a 3 or 4 fix like Jose would have been. Tickets for sunday going for £3000 + on the black market according to sky. Might be worth selling it.

Am I the only one who can't wait to see the back of the arrogant whisky nosed t0$$er ???

Given that Fergie is moving up to the board then it's a brave man who takes over at Old Trafford. Hopefully Moyes gets a decent chance and doesn't get the boot before Xmas

Just a shame that it appears that Moyes has had death threats by fans ( so-called fans ).

Rumour that Mancini's out, Pellegrini in. Supposedly this weekend, whether they win the FA Cup or not.

Can't see it myself. Especially on FA Cup final weekend and after Fergie's stepped down.

Mancini is a farcical figure though isn't he. He's well and truly failed this season, out of the CL at the Group stages and never in the race for the title. At other clubs a Champions League finish might be enough, but when you've spent £400 gazillion building a squad and still can't threaten sides like Swansea questions had to be asked.

Perhaps Moyes taking the United job is also a factor. Moyes well and truly had the upper hand in the battles between the two. He hates Mancini and City with a passion and if there was ever one game in a season that you'd fancy Everton in, it was the City game. City won't be winning many derbies over the next few years.

I'm not a fan of Mancini, but calling him a farcical figure is ridiculous. Mancini's performance in Europe has been poor, but they did have an extremely difficult group. It's not like they had Man Utd's group last year, now that would have been farcical.

If Mancini is getting replaced then they are even worse than we are about bosses. There were the rumours that Mancini was at the ground for Hughes last match when Mancini was being brought in. Getting rid of Mancini after he'd just won the FA Cup would be going out of their way to be pricks. That's probably the biggest reason why I don't think it's true. It just seem like something created far more to put Man City off their performance than something a club would do.

No class whatsoever from Citeh. Waving plastic flags in the build up and not booing the national anthem. Disgusting behaviour.

Zabaletta must have been given some amnesty from yellows for the semi. Glad he hasn't got one for the final.

Mancini's just justified his sacking.

Bye Roberto. Take your farcical scarf, farcical mannerisms, farcical arrogance and farcical tactical deficiencies with you.

Thoroughly deserved win for Wigan, the better side for the entire game.