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Post 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"
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"He wins ""¶. THAT'S WHAT HE DOES!!!"
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Post joyo »

"White Horse,why the long face? Oh l forgot West Ham beat your team"
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"I totally understand why so many want Moyes out. I have, often. But if you look at the Stats & Facts, any neutral would think it a mad decision to get rid. He's brought us Europe 3 seasons in a row, along with a trophy. We're presently only 6 pts away from a CL place, 2 pts from another automatic European qualification. Still in the Europa League and the League Cup, and fears of Relegation gone before Christmas. Let's take Newcastle as another example. They're performing this season very similarly to us, just 2 pts ahead in the league, still in the league cup, and still with a chance of reaching the KO stages of the CL. IF Newcastle announced tomorrow that they have sacked Eddie Howe - would you not think that they were insane? I know I would. I, like you all, would love us to play expansive, Brazilian type football, but is that a realistic ambition in the EPA. Even Man C, with their billions and flouting of the financial rules are beginning to struggle to keep their mantle. Moyes' football is extremely frustrating - yet it has brought us some fantastic seasons. Some of the best in my 50+ years of supporting the club. And those 50+ years have been sparse in success. Mostly coming in the first 20. I'm not saying 'Moyes In', or 'Moyes out'. In all honesty, I'm on the fence at this moment. But nights like tonight, beating the Scum in their own yard, are rare and priceless as a West Ham fan. It's a true dichotomy."
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Post Texas Iron »

"Well done Moyes""¶ Some luck""¶lots of effort""¶tactics correct""¶ Keep it up!!!"
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Lucky old Moyes üòâ
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"I wonder what the Moyesiah said at half time,wonderful result and great second half"
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Post happygilmore »

A tactical genius. Be careful what you wish for :)
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"Wonder what Moyes says to the prospective transfer players when he's selling them the club, come and play in a purpose built stadium that has a great atmosphere, play in a team that is always on the front foot and plays an exciting attacking brand of football, you'll be able to play in your preferred position with a greater chance of being picked for your national team."
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"ATH I can third that statement. Having followed the u21's last night and then seen the highlights they play with freedom,panache,confidence and an understanding even when 3 players from the full squad come and play. Anything to do with coaching and tactics I wonder. I'm sure Steve Potts alongside Hertinga would achieve more and be more proactive until the end of the season."
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AT Hammer Great Post mate take a bow.My sentiment exactly
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Post 62Hammer »

ATHammer 11:28 Wed Dec 6 Exactly. Couldn't put it better.
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"We all attend games now knowing nothing is going to change, it's going to be dire to watch yet he has the audacity to dig us out about the atmosphere. I think deep down he know,s or has been told, this season is it for him, do he can't be bothered with even attempting what we all want, a bit of style He thinks he's Ferguson, all seeing, all knowing god of football, so fuck everyone"
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Post Willtell »

"That's a good, heartfelt post ATHammer. I'm sure the board see the games and lack of style as well. The difference for them, is that on paper we have moved from being a constant member of the relegation zone to 3 seasons of minor European football. We're making profits too even though we have had the Covid interruption, and an awful waste of money on transfers before the last window under Steidten I'm sure we all would prefer the trigger on Moyes to be pulled now but I expect the board to stick with it until the contract is up and we get a summer to select the right manager to change Moyes' negativity into a new progressive manager with a positive attitude."
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Post ATHammer »

"twoleftfeet 7:21 Tue Dec 5 FMOB. I said he will get found out in Europe. He is a one trick pony. I said he has been found out in the premier league. Evidence - Results against the top 6; Results since Christmas 2021; trend in results against our peers; trend in results against bottom third teams. I have supported West Ham since 1963 and know full well that every bit of success is to be celebrated and enjoyed. But, I did not get carried away when we won the Inter Toto; I did not get carried away when we beat Arsenal reserves in the cup recently and I cannot get carried away with winning a third rate European competition. I want to see a better style of football with players looking like they enjoy it, care and it excites; I don't want to see good players played out of position, demoralising them and lowering the standard of football; I want to see the squad rotated so players come in and are up to speed when called upon; I want to see youth getting a chance at first team action; I want to see us playing to players strengths. I want to see a manager who can adapt to circumstances in individual games and overtime, evolution. Moyes tells the world he controls the transfers. That being the case his buying and selling is a financial disaster with good players either ruined or charging for the exit at a massive loss. I might be a mug for supporting West Ham, it is in my blood and I can't help it. I most certainly am not a mug for thinking Moyes time should absolutely be up. The evidence suggests otherwise."
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"U21's demolished Colchester 4-0 away tonight. Scintillating stuff. Mubama,Earthy, Chesters and Orford scored. Sensation Marshall didn't get 9n the score sheet. None will appear on the bench on Thursday."
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"U21's demolished Colchester 4-0 away tonight. Scintillating stuff. Mubama,Earthy, Chesters and Orford scored. Sensation Marshall didn't get 9n the score sheet. None will appear on the bench on Thursday."
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Post Sir Alf »

"On further reflection, we might want to question why Sullivan brought Steidten in and what his track record was at Dortmund along with his remit? Was it simply to do better in transfer dealings after a series of horrendous losses on players like Anderson, Haller and Vlasic etc? Or did Steidten get the Director of Football role tho do much more including trying to improve our success on the field. His first season coincided with a welcome first trophy ( albeit 3rd tier ) in Europe but we have to hope that Sullivan has entrusted the football side to the German. That being the case, Steidten will continue to drive recruitment and the type of players we get. Then he will want a ""coach""ù ( European and now mostly EPL model ) to get the most out of these investments in the playing side. Unless there is a significant change in how we play or Moyes gets us up into 7th or beyond by end of season or gets to the final of the Europa or several of these, I would think he will not have his contract renewed? Logic suggests that although I do realise Sullivan and logic are not always talked about in the same breath :-) Imo we will not win any trophies and be mid table in the league at best. That should see the change most want and is required for us to progress which is achieving better league results than the last 24 months and regularly getting in and around European qualifying positions and making a domestic final or perhaps even winning one. Some will say that's what Moyes has done last 3 years but if that comes to an end as I expect this season he's gone. If he wins the Europa or League or FA cup or we finish in the European places it's hard again to get rid. A win win perhaps ? :-)"
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Buying Danny Ings for £15m and paying him £125k a week to model fake hair should be a straight sacking offence
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"the european prize money hasn't covered the losses he's made in the transfer market prior to the rice sale, and we got ¬£100m+ despite the cսnt delivering twenty defeats in the league last season. we could put a chimpanzee in the dugout and do no worse"
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"""no one gives a shit about financial reports and where we're ranked on a rich list"" I think the board of the club may give a shit."
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"""Unlike you miserable cunts I'm enjoying the ride"" instead of walking round the block, watch a few games and how 'miserable' the football is Branded, no one gives a shit about financial reports and where we're ranked on a rich list. None of its down to that jock cսnt"
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"Mubama (and Johnson) start for the u21's tonight in the EFL CUP. bloody hell,doubt he will be on the bench on Thursday. Shows he still values Ings more. FFS this is beyond ridiculous. I'd rather watch the u21's tonight than Moyes XI."
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"I reckon that the chatter around the ""West Ham project""ù suggests that Steidten will be directing this project which means it's the end for Moyes. There's no way Moyes will fit in to a modernisation and growth project."
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