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"

[Takashi Miike]

"crassus, he even admits it on that podcast he's done that it's not been right since january last year"

[Crassus]

"Sully ''It's been pretty grim now since the end of last season!'' No it has not - it has been fucking dire for a full year mate I'm sick of bastard pundits talking about THIS season,, getting on my tits - 5 (FIVE) league wins in 2022"

[SullyHammer]

"I do think it is sensible to only bring someone in temporary until the summer (assuming they sack Moyes) as I wouldn't want this board bringing someone in long term if they are supposedly fucking off after March 2023. Can you imagine, they sell after March and have brought in Sean Dyche on a 5 year deal for shits and giggles."

[fraser]

The ITK on KUMB reckons we spoke to Tuchel and he said no.

[daveyg]

"If Brighton can bring in a manager from ""no where"" and make Solly March look virtually world class against Liverpool then there is a manager out there. If Křetínský said to Tuchel,or Poch ""I'll be here next season without the current Brady and Sullivan , things will be even more different "" They'll come. Look at the current managers in the PL. Wolves attracted a top manager after looking clueless. They've been pro-active. Something Moyes and are board never do."

[New Jersey]

"Crassus - I agree with that, it's got to be more than a coincidence with Nevin's connection to WH and England and the cautious way they play. Could you see Moyes or Southgate bring off two players before half-time in a WC final like Deschamps did? They were being overwhelmed by the Argies and it completely changed the game and France could have won it at the end."

[SullyHammer]

"All the fucking stats point to how disastrous he is/has been. So why have the board not been working in the bag ground short listed good quality managers? It's not like this bad run has happened over night. It's been pretty grim now since the end of last season! The lame excuses they come out with astound me ""we don't sack managers"" ""we are loyal"" is just BS. They just don't want to part with money. Why do other clubs manage to do it but we can't? How many other clubs have been the trigger and seen positive results? basically all of the teams around us, who funny enough seem to be on an upward trajectory whilst we are heading further down the table. Just smacks of incompetence. At this stage, the objective really is survival, which at the start of the season was to ""challenge the top 6"", well that has been royally fucked now, cheers Dithering Dave's!!"

[Lee Trundle]

"The only thing Rafa has got going for him now, is that he's not Moyes. What a completely uninspiring appointment that would be."

[Crassus]

"I'm not so sure about this Nevin character Apparently a tactical architect and Moyes close confidant Given his similar position with Southgate and the one dimensional, overly cautious approach of both sides, I'm minded that he bears culpability too Add Nolan with his I Pad fuckaboutery at 60 mins to 70 mins when the whole world can see we need a sub on to save a game and he can bugger off too Not sure what the others offer, but it's a disinfecting of the back room that's in order as Moyes takes a deserved bullet"

[Willtell]

"Listening to Moyes on that Steven Bartlett podcast he said that he looked for hard workers of good character as signings. In my opinion, the best and most skilful players are rarely the hardest workers and often need encouragement to do the defensive duties too. So is that how we've ended up with hard working but not very good full or wing backs? Moyes has ignored the ageing of all the backs when fans have seen the need for a few seasons now and regularly posted about that need on here. Kehrer and Emerson were strange signings to address that situation but Moyes continues with Cresswell and Coufal because the new players are not better but cost close to ¬£30m. Moyes (or someone did) spent ¬£12m on Downes but Moyes will only play him in Euro games where he had MOM performances so when he does come on as a sub gets played out of position. Soucek continues being picked in midfield in spite of some dreadful performances. Paqueta and Scamacca were weird signings that promised more than they have achieved. Paqueta spent several games playing attacking midfield instead of in his DM position. Antonio has been poor but still got played in front of Scamacca early on. Paqueta and Scamacca cost around ¬£85m. Moyes has been unfortunate in Aguerd and Cornet costing around ¬£50m developed long term injuries. However, as Napoleon said to an unlucky General that lost a battle, ""My Generals are paid to make themselves lucky""ù. Now there are reports that Dawson and Antonio want out for whatever reasons while other players speak about sticking together and trying harder. How fucking bad does Moyes have to be to get the sack?"

[Tomshardware]

Gary Megson.

[Manuel]

"It's like he's rubbing it in now. He has ruined his legacy now for me, or very close to it. How the fuck is he still here, it's bizarre, the fans deserve better than this, all 62000 of them. Saturday makes no sense, lose and he goes, win, he stays and will almost certainly then take us down, or we fire him later when it's too late. Madness."

[fraser]

"The Alvarez thing is fucking staggering. First if City came in he wouldn't have come, but the fact he turned his nose up at him without trying and was content to limp home the last half of the season with only a misfiring Antonio because he thought it was enough! Then to tell the whole world what a cսnt he is... Fuck off Moyes."

[diehardhammer]

"Stolen off twitter but amazing how he's still in charge 🫤 Moyes has picked up 0.79 PPG this season with West Ham, his lowest since 16/17 with Sunderland This is West Ham's worst PPG since 1904, in the Southern Football League😬 ⚽️This rate of points would leave WHU on 30 at the end of the season, their lowest finish ever! #WHUFC #WHU"

[Lovejoy]

Harry until the end of the season ;-)

[easthammer]

"Sullivan off to Tedesco with his club card ""Every Little Helps"" He can't resist a bargain so this must be true"

[LJC]

Tedesco for me but would take Dyche over the waiter

[aldgate]

i'd quite like to see if any of the current team could catch us if there was a pitch invasion

[Vexed]

I'd take anyone over Moyes until the end of the season. As long as he's sacked right fucking now. None of this Everton game bollocks.

[Mad Dog]

"I was furious when they appointed koyes 2nd time, we got lucky with covid and then had a great 20 months before he got rumbled and the last year had been dreadful. OK euro semi final... but it should have been more both in that and the league. He's a total busted flush now.. However if that fat Spanish waiter hobes into view my 2018 fury will be massively dwarfed. He's just about the worst possible option bar keeping moyes on. Even the possibility of this has passed me.right off. Of the possible options (and of course poch and tuxhel aren't realiatic) I'd have bielsa.or that young fella that was at leipzig. Football.has moved on from 2005"

[Rusta]

We need someone who can keep us up in the next 4 months so let's employ Benitez who was sacked after only 6 months by Everton Good thinking ffs

[Mickey Rat]

"We need a young progressive manager who understands the modern game and players, I.E. Not fucking Benitez"

[The Fonz]

"I would take Rafa all day long until end of season. We have decent players, they just need a kick up the ass. And he's won plenty of cups!"

[simon.s]

"Another factor in Daves dithering (the midget not the manager) is that any manager coming in during a transfer window, would want money to spend, which he'd no doubt be reluctant to hand over."

[nychammer]

"""if you paid them enough money....."" Sullivans offering 10K and a vibrating tickler for the missus. Imagine what Chelsea offered Potter, Spurs offered Conte and Villa offered Emery let alone what it cost to offload the incumbents. It CAN be done but we're so cheap and ultimately, we get what we pay for."