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"

[Charoo]

Moyes is treating us fans and this club with more contempt than Fat Sam ever did. At least Fat Sam had the bollocks to show his displeasure straight at the fans. This cսnt keeps going off doing interviews and podcasts making snidey fucking underhand comments and part of our fanbase accept it. Forest needs to be fucking toxic - we need anti Moyes and anti board banners and we need our feelings known. This clown is the biggest cսnt our club has known and he needs removing - he needs to know how much he's hated and despised. Time to act on Saturday.

[terry-h]

It's only six years since this idiot relegated Sunderland. I repeat what I said last week. They FINISHED 16 POINTS FROM SAFETY. He lost the players in the changing room there and the same has happened here. Get used to the inevitable you chumps. Our days in the PL are coming to an end for years to come.

[The White Horse]

"When is someone gonna run on and stick the corner flag in the centre circle or somewhere even more appropriate""¶."

[pdbis]

"Forest are in form and we aren't, I wonder what will happen?"

[Coffee]

"Stowie, the idea of Millwall taking our place in the Premier League is..."

[Stowie.40]

"It just feels like one of them seasons, we can't sting any results together and the manager has lost any bottle to try and win a game. All these years later maybe Sheff Utd get their ""òjustice' cos it'll be them taking our place. Millwall will probably win the play offs and it'll be a right fucking laughing stock."

[Crassus]

"Interesting, Rice breaks ranks and says what we (well most of us) have been saying for months Random comments or indicative of a growing rebellion?"

[Barty]

JUST LOOK AT WHAT A MANAGER CHANGE HAS DONE FOR EVERTON! IT´S OVER MOYES

[Stevethehammer]

"I reckon letting us get relegated is going to be Sullivans end of tenure, up yours."

[El Scorchio]

Forest on Saturday is my bet if it's not going well. A win and a draw in the last two has no doubt held it off but I can imagine it'll get a bit ugly if we are losing at half time.

[nychammer]

"When are the crowd going to start giving it with both barrels? From what I can see there's just apathy and people standing around like lemons at home games and an atmosphere like an empty morgue (qualifying this by stating that I don't obviously go to home games an more). When are we going to make our feeling la known to Sullivan and Kretinsky that the fans aren't going to tolerate paying good money to see us play utter crap each week. It worked at Everton. The put the fear of god into some of their directors, have a new manager (ok it's Dyche) and are staying up now most likely."

[zico]

I've said before it was only a good run that saved Potter at Brighton. Many a fan didn't rate him particularly highly and if you check his stats he lost more than he won and his won drawn lost record isn't that different to Moyes. I know plenty of Brighton down in Sussex and few are surprised that the jobs to big for him at Chelsea.

[Rusta]

Up for the fight? I saw our captain jump out of at least two tackles today..

[Jaan Kenbrovin]

I'll be very surprised if he holds the reins at any point next season. He is still president of Sparta Prague.

[RBshorty]

You don't get to that kind of wealth without knowing what the exit plan is. I'll be very surprised if Kretinsky is holding the reins come the end of next season.

[swindon hammer]

"There's barely been any hostile negative reaction to Moyes at home games this season. That's what usually triggers a change of manager. People expressing their frustrations on fan forums isn't going to force the boards hand. Fans need to start getting hostile at matches rather than on the internet. As far as Graham Potter goes, he's making a right fuck up of the Chelsea job and looks totally out of his depth. Managing a club like Brighton where finishing in the top 12 is regarded as a success is a bit different from managing a club that is expected to win trophies and finish in the top 4 every year. In his 4 seasons managing in the Premier League with Brighton & Chelsea he has only got past the 4th round of either domestic cup competition once and on that occasion he then got knocked out in the 5th round. That's pretty poor."

[Jaan Kenbrovin]

RBshorty 12:09 Mon Feb 20 He is a multi billionaire in his 40's. He doesn't need to flip a football club for money. Football club ownership isn't a greatly profitable investment for the most part either.

[Keep dreaming]

"Bit from Moyes interview We told them [at half-time] that we needed to start well, but we played the ball backwards when we shouldn't have done, when we should have been looking to play through the lines to our forward players,.... Forward players? Did it fall into his mind that we hardly had any? Does anyone actually buy into this fuckwit?"

[RBshorty]

Kretinsky has most likely already lined up too flip us ASAP. He's not in for the long run.

[claypole]

I can't see why anyone would buy the club at an agreed price when the major cash income is in danger of stopping and sending the club into a possible spiral which could take a few seasons to rectify.

[RBshorty]

Potter's contract is £60 million. Over 5 years. Chelsea ain't sacking him. And we ain't hiring him.

[Jaan Kenbrovin]

"People act like Kretinsky isn't already at the club. His money has helped the clubs big spending this season. Whilst Sullivan is chairman, his potential buyer is close enough to tell him he won't get bought out if he sticks by Moyes. Which makes this worse than just a Moyes/Sullivan issue. You'd think Kretinsky might want to actually protect his investment."

[RBshorty]

"Why would they be for the fight.? Most if not all have relegation clause in their contracts. And you ain't going to start busting a gut for a moron. Who hasn't show any clues to know what he is doing so far, this season."

[Charoo]

"Potter 1/3 Moyes 4/1 That suggests he's staying. Be good if Chelsea sacked Potter tomorrow, We sacked Moyes straight after and had Potter in Rush Green for Tuesday. However we'd wait until Southampton employed him, lose to Forest then ask Noble to do a job."

[goose]

"Paying off Moyes or not makes no difference to the sale price of the club, and therefore how much Sullivan stands to pocket."