The return of David Moyes

[Eidean]

Yes.

But I knew Dyche was gone in a few months and we'd kick on from the summer under a progressive manager and new owners investing.

I agree, I’d love us to have gone down that route & if we believe rumours that’s what TFG wanted aswell but I think we can all agree that if Dyche stayed until the summer, we’d be in the Championship.

 

[matty1878]

Yes.

But I knew Dyche was gone in a few months and we'd kick on from the summer under a progressive manager and new owners investing.

now the latter isn’t happening is it

unless these are being sneaky

 

[matty1878]

We did it with Allardyce. We knew Silva was coming in the summer then.

Hopefully the same this time.

please

 

[Bryan+]

Ranieiri is a serial winner and established managerial success, David Moyes was sacked from consecutive jobs for three out four roles, including twice from the same club.

Please stop comparing them.

 

[degsy]

Just out of interest, im sure you’ve already commented on this, do you think David Moyes is a better manager than Dyche?

Not by very much is my reply

 

[maccavennie]

An Issue I have with this, is Moyes will want similar money to Dyche, therefore another fat contract, well above what we can afford. If we got someone else in we could have paid the going rate on managers which is about half of Dyches pay.

Well we can see the difference now between what TFG offer compared to what the old board offer.

 

[ToffeeTim]

The panic set in after The Bournemouth capitulation.

I knew at that moment we were bang in trouble.

I'd have bombed Dyche then in all honesty.

Which one

 

[Lowste]

Sensible way to look at it.

I think any manager we hire is 'Yes' to the first 3 questions, as we'll recruit this summer and bring in pace. We can't get any worse.

It's the last question for me, given how big this summer is.

Do you think TFG would sack him in the summer?

It’s a difficult one over the sacking

I have a concern even going into next season we may struggle again. We will struggle to get players in due to financial restrictions, plus we have so many players at the end of contracts
I personally think the plan will be to keep him for 18mths, and in that time he can hopefully get us functioning as a mid table team
Then get the progressive manager in, to take us forward

Most probably not everybody’s view

 

[Exeter_Gently]

Which one

Definitely the first one mate.

 

[Cameron Manning]

Has Moyes been appointed? No point in debating his qualities or lack of them if he hasn’t.

 

[BluePeadar]

Coleman being part of the staff would be amazing , and Baines too we have a bright future if Moyes comes in interim and gets things solid again. Just want the dauldrums to finish. Weve suffered enough now

 

[Charlie Sweet]

Ranieiri is a serial winner and established managerial success, David Moyes was sacked from consecutive jobs for three out four roles, including twice from the same club.

Please stop comparing them.

Exactly. Moyes is a busted flush. Terrible appointment.

 

[sd_1992]

No one care what you think tbh.

He is going to be appointed with 48 hours at which point your pointless hate fuelled agenda will have run its course.

Moyes is going to be a deeply divisive appointment.

With Dyche, the Dycheout gang were always going to be proven right. He was a terrible manager who specialises in circling the drain before going down.

Moyes in theory could go either way, but I think what GOT has said is spot on, he has no history as a successful short term manager and screams far more of a long term appointment and as he has shown in the X poll that isn’t what the fans want.

Also has to be seen through the prism that Roma are going to be changing manager in the summer. Maybe TFG have two good managers lined up, but do we really want to be competing internally with Roma? And will TFG if Moyes is already in place?

 

[ToffeeScot]

Coleman being part of the staff would be amazing , and Baines too we have a bright future if Moyes comes in interim and gets things solid again. Just want the dauldrums to finish. Weve suffered enough now

Why do you think Coleman or Baines being part of the staff would be amazing?

 

[MikeH72]

It’s a difficult one over the sacking

I have a concern even going into next season we may struggle again. We will struggle to get players in due to financial restrictions, plus we have so many players at the end of contracts
I personally think the plan will be to keep him for 18mths, and in that time he can hopefully get us functioning as a mid table team
Then get the progressive manager in, to take us forward

Most probably not everybody’s view

Where are you getting this from? Are you privy to the financial health of the club in 6 months from now?