brundal 10:28 Fri Jul 21
Moyes tactics
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Are they the reason why we struggle in the transfer market and players and coaches seem to want leave.
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Pagey
10:47 Fri Jul 21
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I just want him to go. Thanks for the trophy and all that, but the football is unbelievably dull and I just want to enjoy watching my team play, with a few players who get you off your seat. We have those, but they are shackled by the manager and his dull approach to the game.
It feels like this season will be one which just exists until Moyes hopefully goes.
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fraser
10:51 Fri Jul 21
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Feet is going to have a meltdown when he sees this.
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scouse kid
11:06 Fri Jul 21
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I imagine it's more to do with us management and collaboration skills with regards to coaches leaving. Moyes doesn't appear to empower his coaches. Given that he took the set pieces coaching off the set piece coach last season and he didn't take on ideas from the other. Add in its obvious Moyes has got 12 months left it was probably the right time to jump ship.
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Takashi Miike
11:11 Fri Jul 21
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sit back, preferably on the six yard line
ten men behind the ball at all times
let the other team have the ball 90% of the time
depress not only your own fans, but also your players and fellow coaches
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AKA ERNIE
11:20 Fri Jul 21
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Mike you missed out win our 1st trophy in 43 yrs
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Keep dreaming
11:21 Fri Jul 21
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Ah yes I can relate TM
In that case, a big fat YES to the op
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Keep dreaming
11:23 Fri Jul 21
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AKA, so you genuinely believe that our first trophy for 43 years attracts players to WHU alone?
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Pagey
11:23 Fri Jul 21
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The trouble is that the average pundit will blindly say how ungrateful we are because he ‘kept us up’ and won us our first trophy in 43 years. Failing to mention that the only real ‘quality’ we faced in the entire competition was Alkmaar and Fiorentina. Even they were just okay.
It was a brilliant feeling, of course it was, but we were favourites to win it as it was a lesser European competition.
Sacking Moyes, after he won the trophy, would have been a real statement of intent. And justifiable, given the horrendous league campaign we had. A new manager would have had a great platform to build on, the Rice money and a Europa League place. And a great salary.
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El Scorchio
11:25 Fri Jul 21
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Don't think it's necessarily why we struggle in the transfer market- do we particularly? If we do I think it's more because of the way we go about our business and recruitment than the tactics of the manager.
Definitely contributes to some players and coaches being unhappy or wanting to leave though, IMO.
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AKA ERNIE
11:27 Fri Jul 21
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Kd of course not but we pay good wages, play in london, get 62k every home game , we are in the europa league and are massive!!!
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Keep dreaming
11:29 Fri Jul 21
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Definitely a combination El.
It's been said before, both David's would suit a pub team rather that a PL team
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Keep dreaming
11:31 Fri Jul 21
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AKA, absolutely right, but despite those facts we are struggling
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Nagel
11:33 Fri Jul 21
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I can't see why Moyes' tactics would be a reason why we're apparently struggling to get a new DM in. The fact that we do play so defensively and that for the last 3-4 years our manager coached someone who's become one of the best DMs in world football should make them more likely to want to join, if anything.
Fact is, most footballers will care mostly about their salary, status and location of the club and the league/European competition that the club plays in. Chances are that whatever manager you sign for will be gone in a year or two anyway.
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Vexed
11:40 Fri Jul 21
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Yes definitely. Half our existing squad don't want to be here. You could see why Palinha would be keen, Moyes would build a team round him. Funny that Maguire thinks hes too good for us, we're one of the last places in the modern game whose tactics or lack of would embrace an ageing slow clogger warhorse type.
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AKA ERNIE
11:41 Fri Jul 21
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Kd we seem to have had a problem in the transfer market for the last 40yrs
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Boycie
12:02 Fri Jul 21
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You mean “tactic”
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twoleftfeet
12:09 Fri Jul 21
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This definitely needed its own thread.
I tell you the team I admire forplaying attractive football.
Leicester City.
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master
12:16 Fri Jul 21
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Recent Premier League and FA Cup winners Leicester?
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Side of Ham
12:30 Fri Jul 21
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There’s not a single West Ham supporter that given the option of a PL win and then an FA Cup win playing half decent football but then have to suffer a relegation would not take it.
Including you twofacedcunt…..they even did the CL something we will most likely never do….hence Rice felt he had to move on.
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