The return of David Moyes

[matty1878]

I strongly suspect that, given our circumstances, Moyes probably is the best we can get. Ambition is all very well - and for the first time in years I can see it taking root in our long-term plans - but the better (exciting) mangers go to clubs in good shape.

so he’s not a good manager

great lets get him in

 

[matty1878]

And let us hope it stays that way!

this

 

[Eidean]

I find it a shame that so many don’t care about loyalty. If anyone leaves the club under bad circumstances there’s no coming back for me. Have a bit of pride ffs. That seems the way these days though. I get that. The excitement over Romney’s return after being crap at Utd for 2 or 3 years, Landon Donavon on a legends flag, praying for the return of Richarlison. All after effects of a fan base largely brought up by Kenwright.

There’s hardly any loyalty in football as it is, any manager that comes in is doing it for a pay check.

 

[Daytripper]

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No way he’s here for the short term should he achieve a mid table finish or two. No chance. He will be lauded for it and there will be calls for to stay longer.

 

[SuperKev91]

It’s Moyes gents.

 

[GT77]

If I could think of an Emery equivalent of be all for it but I'm struggling to think of someone.