We're not big enough or ambitious enough for Moyes. We'll be looking for a new Westley type soon to clear out the big wages when we're relegated.
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Big sam
If you’re looking for a bloke with no moral compass or integrity, he’s your man.
Personally. I think he should never have been allowed anywhere near a football club, ever again!
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Sam was really harshly done by, the way I saw it.
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Back to the OP...
First, AN needs to be given time to turn things around.
Second, Moyes was brilliant for us but that’s history. He was young and hungry back then, it’s unlikely he’d still have that drive if he came back.
First, AN needs to be given time to turn things around.
Second, Moyes was brilliant for us but that’s history. He was young and hungry back then, it’s unlikely he’d still have that drive if he came back.
If you’re looking for a bloke with no moral compass or integrity, he’s your man.
Personally. I think he should never have been allowed anywhere near a football club, ever again!
Agreed
Those of us who have been watching Bodyguard will know that he’s a sinister member of the security services ( according to the e-fit picture )
Sam was really harshly done by, the way I saw it.
Be was
For sure it was harsh
But not even harsh enough
As posted earlier he should never be allowed to get near a football club to ply his one trick pony trade again
While Moyes was in temporary charge at WHU he steered 10 million quid to his local team and granted a 4 1/2 year contract to an unproved player at prem level . Maybe he was told he was destined for deepdale ??
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So maybe the funds were being held back for him 😎😎 love a conspiracy
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If you’re looking for a bloke with no moral compass or integrity, he’s your man.
Personally. I think he should never have been allowed anywhere near a football club, ever again!
Did you discuss the issues of a moral compass and integrity with Mr Ridsdale when you bumped into him earlier?
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Did you discuss the issues of a moral compass and integrity with Mr Ridsdale when you bumped into him earlier?
He didn't discuss anything - just saw him and nodded.
Worth a thread though.
Did you discuss the issues of a moral compass and integrity with Mr Ridsdale when you bumped into him earlier?
Let it go Billy. 😛
The US link. He'd get paid a fairly nice wedge with them compared to pne. He'd do a good job for them to.
https://talksport.com/football/412869/manchester-united-west-ham-boss-david-moyes-us-national-team/
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Back to the OP...
First, AN needs to be given time to turn things around.
Second, Moyes was brilliant for us but that’s history. He was young and hungry back then, it’s unlikely he’d still have that drive if he came back.
I agree with this.
Loved Moyes and Billy. Great memories, but they’re in the past sadly.
Was never the biggest fan of Grayson but he earnt my respect. He did what he needed to, to get results. And he turned things around when his future at the club looked bleak. That for me is the sign of a good manager. AN needs to sort out this mess and quickly. He’s down there with Simpson so far for me.
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Let it go Billy. 😛
The US link. He'd get paid a fairly nice wedge with them compared to pne. He'd do a good job for them to.
https://talksport.com/football/412869/manchester-united-west-ham-boss-david-moyes-us-national-team/
Now if I was Billy you would be getting told to go and do something to yourself
I agree with this.
Loved Moyes and Billy. Great memories, but they’re in the past sadly.
Was never the biggest fan of Grayson but he earnt my respect. He did what he needed to, to get results. And he turned things around when his future at the club looked bleak. That for me is the sign of a good manager. AN needs to sort out this mess and quickly. He’s down there with Simpson so far for me.
Fair point Sutty. I wouldn't be a pne fan though if i didn't keep re-visiting the past.:gentry:
Now if I was Billy you would be getting told to go and do something to yourself
Your his other self then, the less volatile side 😎
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Your his other self then, the less volatile side 😎
No not.really, just don't like the sort of double standards that I originally replied to.
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With all the money he made at Man utd ,Everton and West ham think he'd lack motivation in the Championship. His management skills seem to be deteriorating with age, think it would be a bad move.
The only thing that would give some hope about him being successful would be if he had strong affection for the club and a burning desire to see us in the PL( both possible)though he'd have to do it on the cheap.
The only thing that would give some hope about him being successful would be if he had strong affection for the club and a burning desire to see us in the PL( both possible)though he'd have to do it on the cheap.
I agree with this.
Loved Moyes and Billy. Great memories, but they’re in the past sadly.
Was never the biggest fan of Grayson but he earnt my respect. He did what he needed to, to get results. And he turned things around when his future at the club looked bleak. That for me is the sign of a good manager. AN needs to sort out this mess and quickly. He’s down there with Simpson so far for me.
Who would win a naked fight between the two ?