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"

[nychammer]

"""When we lose against Wolves he must surely be sacked right? SURELY?"" Depends, if certain clauses are triggered they might act - along the lines of us being bottom 3 after so many games. Dont quote me on that, but its the only thing that makes any sense in keeping him so long. Otherwise expect nothing."

[diehardhammer]

scouse kid 4:26 Thu Jan 12 Did you know that Reims boss Will Still is a West Ham fan too

[Takashi Miike]

"no, plenty of the fan channels and sullivan glove puppets are saying he'll be getting to the Everton game no matter what happens against Wolves. It's spastic behaviour from that dwarf cսnt"

[Vexed]

When we lose against Wolves he must surely be sacked right? SURELY?

[Charoo]

I'd give it to Sir Alf.

[scouse kid]

at this point I would rather we had some geek who was good at football manager like that geezer at Reims than Moyes

[Russ of the BML]

"West Ham have scored 15 goals in 18 games this season. Only one team has scored less. And Moyes still plays one up front and the same formation. West Ham have win 4 games from 18 this season. Only 3 teams have less. The current bottom 3. But they have all lost less games than West Ham. Only 1 team in the league has lost more than West Ham. West Ham have taken 15 points from a possible 54. Since 1st December 2022 we played 25 PL games and won 8, drew 6 and lost 11. Taking 30 points from a possible 75. So since 1st December West Ham's points tally is 45 points from a possible 129. On top of that since 1st December have, generally, played slow, predictable and negative tactics and performances. Yet, Moyes is still in a job. Why? We have gone from potential CL qualification and Europa League to relegation fodder. And Moyes is still in a job? Does our board set targets ranging from European qualification and a good cup run to avoiding relegation? Based on the above stats and the football that is being turned out there is only one reason why Moyes is still in a job. Utter incompetence."

[marty feldman]

The dwarf is playing with fire . How anyone can still support Moyes is absolutely mind blowing. The fact that the cardigan wearing virgins on kumb still do should be enough for any of the pro Moyes mob on here to switch sides .

[Takashi Miike]

"I fucking hate EX, much like I hate all the other sullivan glove puppets"

[Lee Trundle]

"Even if we do manage to stay up by the skin of our teeth, it will still be an almighty failure on Moyes. Just bin him off now."

[Rossal]

EX on the pod reckons he is here for the Everton game regardless of what happens v Wolves Truly depressing Some big games down at the bottom in next 2 gameweeks. If we lose both with the 3 coming up after we are bang in trouble. In the next 2 weeks teams at the bottom are guaranteed to pick up points Finger is loitering over the panic button

[marty feldman]

Were s rich club ourselves. One look at footballs rich list tells you that . Moyes mentality is the issue. No matter who we play he shows the opposition far too much respect and this season it's transferred to the players . These players are more than good enough cresswell soucek apart . They just need the shackles removed which any half decent manager would do anyway.

[Sir Alf]

"Even when we were getting results some 13+ months ago, we never had a go at any of the rich clubs. He is living in a bubble a time warp. It's still 2008 and having pace, agility and technique instead of aerial strength and brawn was not so much of a requirement. Nowadays it's essential. Moyes would love a team of lumbering CBs just like he was. He's been found out by everyone and has no idea whatsoever how to get a team to play any other way to his Everton and West Ham 2019-2021 tactics which were the same. Yesterdays man working for an owner who is also clueless. Relegation beckons"

[boleyn8420]

"Amazing what happens when you have a go in the first half against a 'big side'. Southampton just beat City 2-0. Moyes will never attack in the first half, just roll over like he always does."

[Eerie Descent]

"If, and it's a fucking huge IF, we win our next 2 against fellow relegation rivals, that we have us on 21 points from 20 games. After a net spend of circa £180mil in the summer, that's still a sackable offence."

[twoleftfeet]

But what about if we win our next 2? Your glass is half empty.

[pdbis]

If we lose the next two that will be 13 defeats halfway through the season and hard to recover from whoever comes in.

[Charoo]

"LJC - praying for it but not sure even then that Sullivan will pull the trigger, I think it will take us losing to Wolves and Everton to have a chance to get rid"

[Lee Trundle]

"southbankbornnbred 4:03 Wed Jan 11 ""and Moyes will be thinking...""if we can just beat Everton..."""" You reckon? It's all about RESPECTING THE POINT with him."

[Romfordboy]

"I know not much about this young coach but it does point to a summer change rather than an immediate one I'm not completely adverse to this as long as results improve so no chance of getting relegated We cast a big net to make sure we get the right person in""¶"

[New Jersey]

"The TV interviews with Moyes after a match are shameful, they never ask him a tough question it's as though they're scared of the bully. It's a bit like the footballing equivalent of Tom Bradby interviewing Harry."

[southbankbornnbred]

"Don't bank on it, LJC. 1 point out of 18 will become 1 point out of 21 - and with a game against struggling Everton to come even after that. Our chairman doesn't exactly move quickly and both and Moyes will be thinking...""if we can just beat Everton..."" We're wedded to mediocrity. Have been since Lyall's demise and the day Terry Brown took over the boardroom. Been a few mini periods of hope, but the tone of the club has been mostly Steptoe and Son for decades. I wouldn't expect it to change until a new owner, chairman and directors are in place. And even then you never know...as we have proved several times!"

[LJC]

Do we reckon he is finally gone if we lose to wolves?

[Lee Trundle]

I'm IN. An inanimate carbon rod is likely to be an upgrade on what we have.

[diehardhammer]

"Lee Trundle 2:05 Wed Jan 11 Would prefer kompany but I think he could potentially be a smart choice His experience for his age is quite decent. Bielsa apprentice and should have been promoted with Huddersfield last year but for 2 wrong decisions in forest favour Huddersfield dropped like a stone since he left, says a lot"