2019/20 Marco Silva

[Billysgingham.]

You would like too think he's itching to volley Silva, and he (and not Moshiri) has someone lined up.

He has to have someone lined up mate that's his job.I think Silva was sorted before brands was involved.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

McNulty hasn’t got a clue. How can he say Moyes’ spell at West Ham was a failure?

He also says VAR could be responsible for getting Silva the sack, but the decision was correct. It is his fault we simply cannot defend for, ahem, toffee.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

He has to have someone lined up mate that's his job.I think Silva was sorted before brands was involved.

Yeah think the decision was already made on Silva before Brands took the post.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

McNulty hasn’t got a clue. How can he say Moyes’ spell at West Ham was a failure?

He also says VAR could be responsible for getting Silva the sack, but the decision was correct. It is his fault we simply cannot defend for, ahem, toffee.

Could be that in the 31 games Moyes was in charge at West Ham his win rate was 29% mate.

 

[Coggy]

Every one of those tits in that picture are more responsible for where we are than Silva. Absolute dereliction on their end.

I get your drift but they aren't , are they ?
If you look at the vast majority of the teams above us in the league, Silva has far more available to him , than they do.
Hence , he is majorly culpable.
He has not performed , and needs to go.
If Brands doesn't remove him , then he too should be in Moshiri's firing line.

 

[Billysgingham.]

He has to go before Wednesday to give us any chance of only getting beat 4 v 0.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Could be that in the 31 games Moyes was in charge at West Ham his win rate was 29% mate.

Win rate is irrelevant with such a small sample size. The key objective was staying up, and he got them from 18th to 13th. It would be like Sunderland moaning about Allerdyce or Advocaat.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

I get your drift but they aren't , are they ?
If you look at the vast majority of the teams above us in the league, Silva has far more available to him , than they do.
Hence , he is majorly culpable.
He has not performed , and needs to go.
If Brands doesn't remove him , then he too should be in Moshiri's firing line.

It’s actually Moshiri’s fault, as he had a strange crush on Marco after seeing him interviewed by Jim White while wearing a suit during his win streak at Watford

 

[riddick]

I get your drift but they aren't , are they ?
If you look at the vast majority of the teams above us in the league, Silva has far more available to him , than they do.
Hence , he is majorly culpable.
He has not performed , and needs to go.
If Brands doesn't remove him , then he too should be in Moshiri's firing line.

You miss the point. He never should have been appointed in the first place. He never should have seen out last season with how obvious it was he wasn't up to snuff. He should have been sacked months ago.

Ultimately he's responsible for the pitch. They are responsible for him. Him being here in the first place and still here is on them.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Win rate is irrelevant with such a small sample size. The key objective was staying up, and he got them from 18th to 13th. It would be like Sunderland moaning about Allerdyce or Advocaat.

I'm not saying he never did what he was there to do, just that the win ratio, and the fact West Ham didn't rate Moyes good enough to keep him on after the 6 month deal finished could be why McNulty looked at it as a failure.

 

[jceverton]

You miss the point. He never should have been appointed in the first place. He never should have seen out last season with how obvious it was he wasn't up to snuff. He should have been sacked months ago.

Ultimately he's responsible for the pitch. They are responsible for him. Him being here in the first place and still here is on them.

Nail on head.

 

[Billysgingham.]

It’s actually Moshiri’s fault, as he had a strange crush on Marco after seeing him interviewed by Jim White while wearing a suit during his win streak at Watford

No mate it stems from when Silva was in charge of Olympiacos and they won at Arsenal.Moshiri fell in love then

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

I'm not saying he never did what he was there to do, just that the win ratio, and the fact West Ham didn't rate Moyes good enough to keep him on after the 6 month deal finished could be why McNulty looked at it as a failure.

Well, Brady and Gold wanted to keep him on, but that’s still beside the point. It was as clear cut a scenario as you’ll get - a short term contract with the objective of staying up. It would be like saying Sam failed here or at Sunderland, when that is just not the case.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

No mate it stems from when Silva was in charge of Olympiacos and they won at Arsenal.Moshiri fell in love then

So if that was the case of love at first sight, was Watford the equivalent of Juliet seeing Romeo loitering outside her window and quoting poetry while wearing a pair of extremely tight trousers?

 

[Igrok]

So, do we count 1 more VAR point in our imaginary league where Everton doing nicely?