The return of David Moyes

[Simon Buttle]

We simply don't know either way. The facts of the matter are Dyche had checked out and we were going in one direction and TFG rightly took action. Of course they will be judged on us surviving but my view is in the here and now, we have a better chance of that with Moyes. Therefore, based on what we know, it seems a sensible move.

I don't think we would have gone down under Dyche tbh, but at the same time I don't trust Thelwells recruitment so Moyes may well be a safer pair of hands we will have to wait and see but we need to score goals and Moyes is not someone you normally would bring in if your team needs to start scoring goals that's my only concern.

 

[chazzle_dazzle]

It feels like that Spiderman meme, where there is always 5/6 managers circling the bottom 8 pointing at each other to see who will get the job.

They are all the same, no different, same old ideas.

In the same position every 6-18 months because they are bottom dwellers.

David Moyes isnt relevant no more, he shouldnt be anywhere near our club - even without the stuff he came out with after he left. It's Dyche to Moyes, and I doubt he will bring any new ideas to the team to make a massive difference. Hes talking that he would accept 6 months and that he doesnt want a relegation fight, why on earth does he continually flirt with us, makes my blood boil tbh.

Am bored, Sam, Rafael, Dyche, Moyes, always the same, theres no difference.

What I would give for new ideas and something different.

Moshiris years have put us back decades, and maybe thats why Moyes is back in contention, but it's not the right decision imo.