David Moyes - Taking a knife to a gunfight at West Ham, Part 2

[JLW]

Moyes, the serial winner, taking West Ham to the promised land of the Championship with their 60k running track stadium. Gonna be lovely to watch. No doubt he'll be off end of the season back to the depths of obscurity.

Hope so too! Probably only hear him waffling on the likes of goals on sunday and talk sport.

 

[Darth Toffeeman]

As much as West Ham going down would be funny, I would miss playing them at home in the league, as they are usually given an absolute shoeing off us.
We often get points away too.
The likes of Bournemouth, Norwich and Villa are much more problematic.

 

[Billysgingham.]

There’s a few on here and on Twitter who was warming to the idea.

Just had a quick look there were a few up for it in his thread one particular person made me think again.

 

[Baines' left foot]

Come on lads, let it go, he left 7 years ago.

Move on with your lives.

 

[Yarrgh]

West Ham fan has ban for 'provocative' anti-board T-shirt lifted

A West Ham supporter who who wore an anti-board T-shirt as a pitchside flag-waver has had his punishment decreased by the club

www.theguardian.com

West Ham have overturned that lads ban

Maybe they thought it would net them some positive PR?

Letting him back in is a far worse punishment now Wor Wee Davy is in charge of th fitba.

 

[Yarrgh]

Come on lads, let it go, he left 7 years ago.

Move on with your lives.

Never!

I'm off to the Barkley and Rom threads to say they're rubbish.

 

[bignev23]

Come on lads, let it go, he left 7 years ago.

Move on with your lives.

From what I gather he was at the very least considered for the vacant Everton job very recently, only two months ago in December. So people assessing how he's doing at West Ham since then instead and how they think we had a lucky escape, all seems very relevant to me.

 

[Baines' left foot]

From what I gather he was at the very least considered for the vacant Everton job very recently, only two months ago in December. So people assessing how he's doing at West Ham since then instead and how they think we had a lucky escape, all seems very relevant to me.

I just find it weird the way people still hold grudges for things that happened so long ago. It’s not healthy to hold on to so much hate.

 

[bignev23]

I just find it weird the way people still hold grudges for things that happened so long ago. It’s not healthy to hold on to so much hate.

Haters always gonna Hate mate innit but just having an opinion on Moyes not being our manager at this point is very valid I think and I for one am over the moon we never took him back.

 

[KaiserEFC]

He’s a remnant if the past. That’s Everton’s past and footballs past too. Who actually cares that he tried to sign Baines and then signed Fellaini nearly a decade ago?

 

[Darth Toffeeman]

Never!

I'm off to the Barkley and Rom threads to say they're rubbish.

Barkley actually is rubbish though

 

[Baines' left foot]

He’s a remnant if the past. That’s Everton’s past and footballs past too. Who actually cares that he tried to sign Baines and then signed Fellaini nearly a decade ago?

He is scum!

 

[efcste97]

He’s a remnant if the past. That’s Everton’s past and footballs past too. Who actually cares that he tried to sign Baines and then signed Fellaini nearly a decade ago?

He is a remnant of our past and should remain one, he could've easily been our manager now and thats what is scary. People need to stop advocating for his return every time a Manager goes, it's embarrassing.

 

[neil999]

chances of him getting sacked before season finishes ? lol

 

[StreetEndBlue]

It was frightening the amount of Blues that were clamouring for the huge failure that is Moyes when we were managerless, and plenty were dismissive towards fans who were against his return.

Remember the article claiming Moyes was 'surprised ' so many Blues were against him coming back? Sums up the man's arrogance.