If Silva is sacked - who could/should we get?

[hktoffee]

And moyes never won a trophy in his life. So yes. Mediocre.

Mediocre is better than crap. There you get your progress.

 

[blue to the bone]

Better than Silva doesn’t mean I want Benítez and Moyes now.

I said Conte and Mourinho you genius.

And they won't come here. Christ. Is is that hard to figure that out.

 

[hktoffee]

Moyes is mediocre though?

Mediocre is better than crap.

I wouldn’t say getting 4th-7th is mediocre given we got literally no budget at the time.

 

[Cool_Blue]

Viera

In our midfield? I wish.....

 

[blue to the bone]

Mediocre is better than crap.

I wouldn’t say getting 4th-7th is mediocre given we got literally no budget at the time.

Of course it's mediocre. Winning trophies is the only thing that's not.

 

[blue to the bone]

In our midfield? I wish.....

Player manager

 

[hktoffee]

And they won't come here. Christ. Is is that hard to figure that out.

Lippi was managing China yea that’s why you can’t figure out anything.

What I was suggesting that was given the same squad and money people like Benítez and Moyes would do better than Silva.

 

[Thetigerblue]

Mediocre is better than crap.

I wouldn’t say getting 4th-7th is mediocre given we got literally no budget at the time.

So we're happy to settle for getting stuffed away at the top 6 in perpetuity?

Moyes has never demonstrated an ability to win trophies. That's the actual point of playing football. To win.

 

[mkrudden]

Still a better option than Silva. He knows how to beat crap teams at home and be able to get a team defending.

Without sounding argumentative as we've debated a few things in the last couple of days,

But I always remember that we actually weren't that great against the worse teams in the league. I remember Kenwright saying when we got Martinez, the issue identified is we couldn't find consistency in the games we were expected to win.

Defensively, I'd absolutely agree with you. But he created teams to cope really well without the ball. The reason we struggled to beat teams at home under Moyes is teams would just concede all possession to us, block in around Fellaini and man mark our left back.

Doing so would invariably mean we would struggle to break teams down.

 

[blue to the bone]

Lippi was managing China yea that’s why you can’t figure out anything.

What I was suggesting that was given the same squad and money people like Benítez and Moyes would do better than Silva.

Where did lippi come out of!!!!!

 

[hktoffee]

So we're happy to settle for getting stuffed away at the top 6 in perpetuity?

Moyes has never demonstrated an ability to win trophies. That's the actual point of playing football. To win.

The first thing to do is to consolidate the 7th position. Then you may progress and go for top 6.

Moyes never demonstrated an ability to win trophies, maybe but those who succeeded him were the same and we have regressed in terms of league position.

 

[Moomin]

The first thing to do is to consolidate the 7th position. Then you may progress and go for top 6.

Moyes never demonstrated an ability to win trophies, maybe but those who succeeded him were the same and we have regressed in terms of league position.

Can you support someone else please.

 

[hktoffee]

Without sounding argumentative as we've debated a few things in the last couple of days,

But I always remember that we actually weren't that great against the worse teams in the league. I remember Kenwright saying when we got Martinez, the issue identified is we couldn't find consistency in the games we were expected to win.

Defensively, I'd absolutely agree with you. But he created teams to cope really well without the ball. The reason we struggled to beat teams at home under Moyes is teams would just concede all possession to us, block in around Fellaini and man mark our left back.

Doing so would invariably mean we would struggle to break teams down.

I think we used to get most of our points (at least don’t lost) at home for beating the bottom 13 teams under Moyes, Martinez’ first season, Koeman’s first season and Sam?

 

[hktoffee]

Where did lippi come out of!!!!!

Another example.

Who would have thought Benitez would go and manage Newcastle?

You won’t know whether a top manager would join or not (Conte etc). It’s Moshiri and his team to go out and strike a deal.

 

[blue to the bone]

Another example.

Who would have thought Benitez would go and manage Newcastle?

You won’t know whether a top manager would join or not. It’s Moshiri and his team to go out and strike a deal.

Why don't we go and sign neymar and mbappe if money is no issue