Would you take Moyes?

[Eggsyblueskin]

At this point in our history we need a great manager.
Moyes was here 11 years and won nothing , his best achievement was a solitary 4th place finish, despite having a security of tenure most managers could only dream of.
Kendall built a team which contained no superstar players yet still delivered our most successful period ever and at one point was considered the the best in Europe.
B. Clough forged a team made up of rejects and no marks which not only won domestic titles but twice became European Champions.
We need to find a manager of their ilk , managers who can secure success regardless of financial backing.
After watching his teams for 11 years I know that whatever his strengths may or may not be , he is certainly not comparable to a Kendall or Clough.
He had his chance we need to take the chance of finding someone better.
So, still an emphatic NO from me.

 

[Everton1970]

At this point in our history we need a great manager.
Moyes was here 11 years and won nothing , his best achievement was a solitary 4th place finish, despite having a security of tenure most managers could only dream of.
Kendall built a team which contained no superstar players yet still delivered our most successful period ever and at one point was considered the the best in Europe.
B. Clough forged a team made up of rejects and no marks which not only won domestic titles but twice became European Champions.
We need to find a manager of their ilk , managers who can secure success regardless of financial backing.
After watching his teams for 11 years I know that whatever his strengths may or may not be , he is certainly not comparable to a Kendall or Clough.
He had his chance we need to take the chance of finding someone better.
So, still an emphatic NO from me.

"After watching his teams for 11 years I know that whatever his strengths may or may not be , he is certainly not comparable to a Kendall or Clough"

Tbf, there's not that many in the History of football that is comparable to them 2.

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

I hate this thread...I hate it even more knowing it won't get locked 'cause a mod started it.

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

"After watching his teams for 11 years I know that whatever his strengths may or may not be , he is certainly not comparable to a Kendall or Clough"

Tbf, there's not that many in the History of football that is comparable to them 2.

But I would rather we attempted to find one rather than return to someone who has already proved incapable of such great feats.

 

[DickRitchie214]

That’s not supported by anything though other than your opinion which your entitled to of course.

the last time we lost 4 in a row was with Moyes, so there's that

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

At this point in our history we need a great manager.
Moyes was here 11 years and won nothing , his best achievement was a solitary 4th place finish, despite having a security of tenure most managers could only dream of.
Kendall built a team which contained no superstar players yet still delivered our most successful period ever and at one point was considered the the best in Europe.
B. Clough forged a team made up of rejects and no marks which not only won domestic titles but twice became European Champions.
We need to find a manager of their ilk , managers who can secure success regardless of financial backing.
After watching his teams for 11 years I know that whatever his strengths may or may not be , he is certainly not comparable to a Kendall or Clough.
He had his chance we need to take the chance of finding someone better.
So, still an emphatic NO from me.

Not saying Clough wasn’t amazing, but some of the “No marks” he signed included the world’s first million pound player and the world’s most expensive goalkeeper...

 

[street end]

the last time we lost 4 in a row was with Moyes, so there's that

The last time we lost 4 in a row was with Silva, so there’s that!

 

[Papa Shango]

The last time we lost 4 in a row was with Silva, so there’s that!

Maybe we should be staying away from managers who lose 4 games in a row.

 

[TheSecondComing]

If he comes back we might as well liquidate and not bother.

Sends the wrong message and cements a lot of fans theories about the club and it’s majority shareholder

 

[Cameron Manning]

To restate:
City under Mancini - 5th, 3rd, Champions, 2nd.

But for some reason they are never counted as a “top four side” under Moyes....

in those four years we won twice, drew once and lost once.

Yes I concede they beat City when City finished third, so he won one out of forty four games, makes his record a whole lot better, It might make me change my mind if he comes!!!

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Kenwright calling in 3, 2, 1....

 

[sageyefc]

Kenwright calling in 3, 2, 1....

Wrong number hopefully

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Wrong number hopefully

“David’s changed his number. Let’s phone young Samuel instead....”

 

[Khalekan]

@Andy C ......please remove this abomination of a thread.

The title hurts my eyes as much as the sentiment behind it

 

[Joey66]

NO - move on..