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Thomas Tuchel might be availeble soon and I rate him even though it hasnt been rosey with Bayern... Over to you

Amorim will transform this club into a top TOP club.

A Spanish David Moyes. Game changing.

"""Jacob Steinberg at the Guardian is reporting that a deal for LOLpetegui is close again."" another of the dwarf glove puppets, that's the choice that little fucker is giving the fans. shit or shit"

"If it's down to LOLpetegui or Amorim, then it's a no brainer decision. I'm actually getting to the point where I reckon I'd keep Moyes, if the other choice is the other old duffer mid table ex premier league manager."

"Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano ?üö®‚öíÔ?è West Ham are still expected to part ways with David Moyes at the end of the season, plan remains clear. #WHUFC in direct talks with Julen Lopetegui after AC Milan deal collapsed in the recent days. He‚Äôs not the only candidate on the shortlist; discussions are taking place."

This is the same reporter. Who we didn’t hear a peep out of. All through our European Campaign last season until the final. And they wonder why they struggle too sell that paper.!

I'll wait for Fabrizio Romano and Steidtens jet to take off before I believe any rumours!!

"Fuckin ell, of all the managers in the world Sullicunt want this Sloppytitwank geezer who is just another dusty old cսnt like Moyes. However it is Steinberg reporting it and he tends to get shit wrong."

Jacob Steinberg at the Guardian is reporting that a deal for LOLpetegui is close again.

Lots of assumptions and generalisation to prove a point there but can’t be bothered to get into it on a Friday afternoon.

Lots of assumptions and generalisation to prove a point there but can’t be bothered to get into it on a Friday afternoon.

"Lopetegui I would suggest has very many things in common with Moyes. Age Failed in the really big jobs Man Utd - Real Madrid ""Pragmatic"" Style of playing Both want full control Both not Steidten-friendly As for O'Neill I think the similarity is that he will appeal in the same way as Moyes did with the ability to do okayish on a shoestring budget but not have the ability to lead us to the next level"

"Not my choice but not really the same, are they?"

"Having only recently reached the point where I am fully in favour of replacing Moyes, to be faced with the prospect of the likes of Lopetequi or O'Neill coming in is truly disappointing. To quote The Who ""Meet the new boss, same as the old boss"". And of course, being West Ham we will get fooled again"

"Without scrolling through all the pages would anyone object to Gary O'Neill being approached? Did a decent job with Bournemouth and similarly with Wolves. The teams he has had do play decent football, well for the most part and he does know the club."

Will Still has left Reims by mutual consent.

his dad. anyone

I think I’ve got to the point where I would be happy with Lopetegui.

we've got a pretty decent record with assistants: enzo maresca edin terzic paul nevin

"Watched Dortmund the other night against PSG, very impressive side, thought their manager looked familiar then looked him up. Edin Terzic was assistant to Bilic when he was in charge. Bilic must have seen something in him and now he's a highly rated coach in his own right."

"Tbh, Moyes is getting a taste of his own medicine with this. He can be a bit of a ""dictator"" (in football terms) - his way or the highway - at the training ground. That is HIS job because results fall on him. It is why he has lost some staff. Now the tables have turned because he's most likely on his way out and Steidten is doing HIS job. Egos. It's all about egos - on all sides."

"LJC - Sean's post smacked of the club's PR team getting to him. It was painfully contrived and full of verbal gymnastics. Which is always how it looks when comms teams get into it. The story is most likely true. But, ultimately, who cares at this stage? Clearly, Steidten has been asked to scout and advise on the replacement for Moyes. He's doing what he's been asked to do. Moyes, understandably, has taken issue with that because he's still in post and the season is still going on. But that is Steidten's job. If you have a director of football, they have to plan for the medium and long-term - and that sometimes means doing things that, in the short-term, will cause some people discomfort."

"|""Dressing"" room? Changing room FFS. It ain't the fucking opera!"

"Remember we don't have to believe EVERYTHING we read in the press. Seems odd to me too as the first team dressing room wouldn't really be his domain, all that much. Particularly at the end of a season where you'd think he'd be working towards getting players (and indeed managers)."

Just seen the story. Bit odd this as Steidten will have nothing to do with the dressing room on a normal basis. Have things gone this far out of control?