The return of David Moyes

[jinkyali]

That's because he had 10 back behind the ball like the utter house he is.

As opposed to our expansive attacking performances against them since he left..

 

[HappyJack]

Yeah, im defo going to BM next season, but after that, I dunno.

I supported this club in the 90s, so I understand pain, but I dunno, this club has beaten me and im not sure if my mojo can return.

This for me. I was hoping for a ‘lift’. An up and coming manager ( ie Frank), new buzz, stadium, gladwys st was so boring v forest. Ok im an old boy, teenager in the 80s, but Moyes?! It strikes me as our usual desperate lunges to find replacements…

 

[windymiller]

That's because he had 10 back behind the ball like the utter house he is.

You like Sean Dyche. That's how he plays against everyone.

 

[jinkyali]

...and destroyed them for a decade.

He signed two players you plonker.

 

[12ubb3rduck3y]

The real comparison was how many we won in the previous 25 derbies we played prior to him turning up in 2002:

Won 7 and Lost 7.

Under Moyes it was

Won 4 Lost 13.

This turd will hand Liverpool the derby points without a fight.

How many points have we had since moyes left?

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

When did this happen?

Inter veteran Marko Arnautovic: "David Moyes made me a striker"

Inter Milan star Marko Arnautovic talks about his early beginnings and how David Moyes turned him into a striker during his time at West Ham.

sempreinter.com

 

[Macker07]

Who would he bring in with him as part of his team? What was his team at West Ham? I look back at Howard's second spell, makes me think this type of return never works out. I'm not sold on it. However I'm a didicoi from the south of England. I love dags!

 

[windymiller]

Inter veteran Marko Arnautovic: "David Moyes made me a striker"

Inter Milan star Marko Arnautovic talks about his early beginnings and how David Moyes turned him into a striker during his time at West Ham.

sempreinter.com

I meant the "deadliest in the league" part.

 

[matty1878]

I wanted Fonseca to be honest, however he is an unknown when it comes to English football, so I’m not sure how he would deal with managing our relegation threatened squad right now.

i think this is why they’ve went the moyes route

 

[matty1878]

I doubt Moyes was the plan. They’ve been caught short and are subsequently scrambling about for a quick solution.

 

[matty1878]

Who would he bring in with him as part of his team? What was his team at West Ham? I look back at Howard's second spell, makes me think this type of return never works out. I'm not sold on it. However I'm a didicoi from the south of England. I love dags!

mate kendall’s to this is totally different

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

Yeah, im defo going to BM next season, but after that, I dunno.

I supported this club in the 90s, so I understand pain, but I dunno, this club has beaten me and im not sure if my mojo can return.

Disgruntled, disillusioned and disengaged .
Perhaps disassociated is the final step ?

 

[GrandOldTeam]

So you ignore his successful first 2 and a half seasons at Preston, Everton and his second spell at West Ham in your reasoning?

Matches during successful periods for Preston, Everton and second West Ham spell = 983

Matches during unsuccessful spells at clubs = 168

Seems like you're being very selective.

You may end up being proved right, there's pro's and cons for him but your reasoning in that instance isn't very fair to him imo.

Well, no. I haven't.

In response to his perception he's a safe pair of hands short term - I said repeatedly his short record is what's poor. That being his 2 half season stints at West Ham (both very comparable to our situation now), and his single seasons at R.Sociedad, Man Utd and Sunderland.

I also said, as you quoted, if you think he's the right option long term then his results back that up. However, I personally don't want him long term.

 

[neil999]

Apparently thinking about playing bily central

 

[neil999]

So many retro got moyes jokes! True joy