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

"Why would Southgate come here? Even if England completely bomb out, he has enough friends around to wait for a ""big"" job. Like when Chelsea fire Potter."

Anyone think we're winning tonight? Nah me neither. cսnt's got to go. He's fucking hopeless.

"Southgate & Moyes have nervous Nerys syndrome with their tactics""¶."

"Southgate ""¶.. I'd rather bring back Fat Sam"

I have a horrible feeling it's going to be Southgate after the World Cup

"But the problem with being a club that proves itself capable of beating the best sides in the country and reaching European semi-finals is that other teams begin treating you like one. That is the key reason for West Ham's sluggish start to the season, according to Lukasz Fabianski who, as the club's No 1 goalkeeper, has been at the centre of their rise in recent seasons. https://www.skysports.com/football/news/32461/12707732/lukasz-fabianski-west-ham-goalkeeper-talks-premier-league-form-quality-new-signings-and-european-dreams If he's managed to convince the players and himself this is the only reason were struggling, then we're fucked. It's so much more, mostly stuff within his control to rectify."

"Same old players, you mean the ones he castigated for their abject performance against Brighton at the end of last season?"

"His comments are worrying,basically it looks like the same old players will start this evening"

"He also said, in so many words, that we've played well enough, but been unlucky. Fucking hell. No one reminded him about Villa, our unbelievably lucky, and only win."

factory seconds 8:41 Fri Sep 30 Cheers for digging that up

"last week: """"Today we found out little bits, but it was mainly about the players I know about, they were the ones in the main who let me down at different times with poor play overall.""ù this week: ""I don't think any of my players have ever let me down, I don't think I've ever used those words"" not a great sign."

"Takashi Miike 8:37 Fri Sep 30 Yeah, probably don't want to push too hard and jeopardise their access. Obvously not what we want."

"this is the problem with the press using this childish ""he said, she said"" approach. they should deal with actual things that are happening, and ask him if certain players won't be dropped and why certain players aren't getting a chance. why he keeps being so defensive, how are we ever going to move up the table if we can't score from open play. questions like that"

Takashi Miike 8:18 Fri Sep 30 Some of it came from a question about him saying players let him down after last game. He denied saying that then said they were good generally and for the last couple years.

"if he's saying that, he must be referring to people questioning his favouritism towards the undroppable seven"

"Does not want to get fired, I would say. Lots of excuses and praises players that have been here a while. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gxih6q724E&ab_channel=WestHamUnitedFC"

"https://www.footballboast.com/2022/04/all-new-english-premier-league-manager.html Moyes. On 5million a year""¶ We can afford 10 million for a better one""¶ Moyes has outlived his benefits ""¶relegation or lower table is his future based on last 30 Prem results""¶ Get him out""¶"

"Wages of 5 - 10 million a year for a top manager would be worth it to safeguard 180 million investment and secure top 6 for this season""¶ Extra place Prem prize money and ECL success bonuses will cover extra manager's wages""¶ Btw""¶ How much is Moyes on a year""¶???"

Him & Tuchel must both be eyeing up what's happening at Juve & Bayern.

"I fucking hope so. Dream appointment, that."

I see a few speculative reports today about us putting feelers out to Poch? Some Frog journalist saying that's the case? Click bait I reckon.

"""the young actually alive looking one under Bilic"" LOL"

"Nolan's huggy, last-instructions, reminds me of Edin Terzić, the young actually alive looking one under Bilic. To be fair, Terzić is now in charge at Borussia Dortmund so probably has more in his management locker."

Nevin is supposedly the brains of the operation and behind the scenes his arrival & input was seen as one of the biggest factors in our improvement. Partly what got him the england gig permanently having initially been involved as a bit of tokenism.

"not sure what Nevin contributes, possibly making the tea or putting the cones out but it's not a good look that he's currently working for the two most negative managers in football today, or does he have influence?"