Moyes Out ( Released )

[Keep dreaming]

"Posted the same last year. Nothing has changed, except win don't win matches anymore. I'm fed up, we can do much better"

[LJC]

"According to C and H it won't be Noble, Dyche or Bielsa."

[southbankbornnbred]

"One scenario is that, if we lose to Leeds, Kretinsky may pressure the board to find a new manager - or risk losing their potential buyer. If Gold really does want to retire after the potential sale - no idea if that is true, but he is getting on a bit and has been ill - then he may well back the idea of changing manager if he feels that secures the sale and his huge return on his investment. Kretinksy and Gold between them currently own 52% of the club - and would swing the board irrespective of Sullivan."

[New Jersey]

"Klopp's won all there is to be won at Liverpool playing attractive football and giving City a run for their money without the financial clout ghe Arabs have, so no l don't think the bin dippers will be wanting Klopp out just yet. Anyway he's the type of bloke who won't outstay his welcome."

[southbankbornnbred]

"Kretinsky's (optional) agreement to buy the club this summer has a fixed value. Which means that it doesn't matter to Sullivan and Gold, financially, whether we are a Premier League club or a Championship club at that point - they would get the same money for the club. The real issue is whether Kretinsky would bother to buy outright a club that is in the Championship. And the longer we hold onto Moyes, the more that becomes a live consideration. I imagine that the prospective new owner may soon have a thing or two to say about the management of the club. Relegation might mean no sale - and therefore more of the same board."

[nychammer]

Imagine that place in the fizzy pop

[goose]

"Yup largely true NB, but no commercial income would still hit them in the pocket and empty stadiums are not a good look."

[Kandu]

"Stowie.40 10:04 Mon Jan 2 Stowie yes of course we should be pissed off at losing to Brentford. Shitty little club who beat us twice last season. My point is that whilst on paper our players are better than theirs, we have no divine right to expect to roll them over and then further call for the managers head when we don't. Outside of a top 6/7 team they are our worst nightmare to play when we're rock bottom on confidence and seem unable to score anymore."

[nychammer]

If us getting relegated means they stay on then that's us getting relegated

[Pedro]

Any team with ambition would not let a manager survive beyond 5 defeats. If we lose to Leeds and Moyes stays then the board don't care if we go down.

[Kandu]

"Just been reading that after March, when the penalty clause for selling the stadium has passed, and presumably at the end of the season, the Dildos will sell up. Gold will retire and Sullivan will buy Cardiff his hometown club where he grew up. A big spanner in the works would be if we were to get relegated."

[Stowie.40]

Kandu you having a laugh? What about the other 5 games before that?. 180m spent and we shouldn't be pissed off with losing at home to fucking Brentford cos they have beaten Liverpool.

[North Bank]

"goose they don't need our money, which is why they treat us with such contempt"

[goose]

The owners can fuck right off. West Ham London can fuck right off for the foreseeable future. If you really want genuine change then please stop giving them your money.

[Kandu]

I see that pile of shit team that we shouldve easily rolled over just beat Liverpool 3-1. I assume most of the Scouse fans are calling for Klopps head ?

[Percy Dalton]

I'm sure the small minded Russian dwarf would have seen Brentfords result and thought ours wasn't a bad result after all

[scouse kid]

so if we were looking to replace Moyes we would be looking for a defensive first manager who has never won anything and doesn't seem to have Plan B and has questionable man management skills and is fucking old I wonder if the fact Sullivan and Gold are so old is the reason they seem more comfortable with old fuckers

[Tomsdad]

"Why do our chairmen believe that the only man to get us out of a difficult position, is the man who put us in that position in the first place! Baffling."

[Keep dreaming]

"Shocking Exwhuemployee, We back the manager. There are no obvious replacements available. IF David Moyes was unemployed and we looked to change manager, he'd be the exact person we'd bring in.'""ù Delusion and incompetence at the highest order"

[Romfordboy]

Is potter really under that much pressure atm? I mean nearly everything Boehly has touched so far has turned to shit

[RBshorty]

Redknapp was a back stabbing cսnt. Who was more than happy to sell the family silver. (At a price.!) Don't let time romanticise his tenure here.

[zico]

"Half the problem is the board don't know their arse from their elbow with regard to consistency in managerial appointments. One minute they want an Allardyce/Moyes, then the next they want a Bilic/Pellegrini. Over 10 years they have been at the Club and it's still not really clear what they want."

[Takashi Miike]

"""The Redknapp years represented some kind of stability"" as dodgy as he was, Harry approached games in a positive manner and was a great man manager, the complete opposite of this current cսnt"

[Fifth Column]

I was one of the people who was content for Allardyce to see out his contract and think the owners made the right decision on that. I was content with Moyes' appointment both times. But even I want the cսnt sacked now. How anyone can think he will turn this around is beyond me. At best we'll stay up by the skin of our teeth and we won't with the Conference League despite having the squad to do so. We need him out now. He has absolutely lost it.

[fraser]

"Camel - Yes you were and to be fair you was right for a while. But it's now gone past the point of no return for me, he's shown no sign at all of adapting when the tide has turned.."

[camel-with-3-humps]

"Bielsa would be a decent replacement. He's good at getting the most out of limited players, which is what we need. Potter might be fired by Chelsea, we'd have him in a heartbeat. Been one of Moyes biggest supporters, but sadly, it's not working out. He desperately needs three points at Leeds."