The return of David Moyes

[BloodOnTheTrax]

Bowen was a Moyes signing. I could see Tom Fellows coming now, seems like a very Moyes signing to me that.

22 million, hardly a bargain.

 

[NSNO1878EFC]

The issue I have with this is that if we end up going down, Moyes will 100% be forced to leave (rightly so) and it’s many more millions wasted on a pay off. Unless Moyes was the Friedkins number 1 choice all along, I don’t really understand it.

It’s an absolute must that he gets off to a good start with a chunk of the fan base having their doubts about him before he starts.

 

[Kev The Rat]

He will take over the club and single-handedly rebuild it from top to bottom over a period of several years

Frankly that is how he operates best , he did it with us and partly did that at west ham until the fans revolted

 

[IrishBlue2022]

No manager was taking a 6 month contract in 2025 & in reality it’s irrelevant.

Exactly, just as Allardyce had us over a barrel knowing we were desperate here we are again.

Minimum 18 month contract for whoever comes in as it's not acceptable to have a managers contract due to end mid-season.

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

Just don't let him near the academy who've finally had their first good year in over a decade

 

[Milkman]

The only reason I wanted Jose was because he'd eventually call you all out for the being a bunch of unrealistic whinging biffs

 

[14_dollars]

Steve Round’s last text message from Moyes:

“Still got that wireless headset? Buckle up..”

 

[ganistuk]

Those days are over unfortunatly.

Really? - Branthwaite is a perfect example that it is not.

Romain Esse from Millwall could be a rather Cahill-esque kind of move!

 

[Kev The Rat]

Make no mistake this guy is NOT a firefighter to be brought in as a short term fix. If he is not allowed to carry on for the long haul he should not be brought in at all

 

[john jako]

He won’t take anymore crap signings from that blagger thelwell. Let him cook

 

[Hangleton]

This is the start of a new moyes cycle init.

He'll come in, steady the ship, we'll then get too big for our boots and want 'exciting football' so we'll replace with him Martinez mk2, realise we are getting worse then spend the following 8 or so years fumbling about with other managers before ultimately hiring Moyes son in the year 2035 and repeating the cycle.

I’ll probably squeeze one more cycle in before I crock it.

 

[Victus]

22 million, hardly a bargain.

22m is a bargain these days same as it was in 2020. It's really not that much money to a premier league club but you knew that.

 

[Davidoff]

He will take over the club and single-handedly rebuild it from top to bottom over a period of several years

Frankly that is how he operates best , he did it with us and partly did that at west ham until the fans revolted

Lucky we're such a patient bunch

 

[Davideeyore]

Sky saying (at least) 2 years to be agreed.

I'm all for it. We need some stable "safe hands". People moaning about "safe hands" I think that's what we need right now.

Although I just saw a post (via LeEquip) saying Paulo Fonseca is our priority but would be in the summer. That's a bit odd hasn't he been sacked recently?

 

[Bryan+]

22 million, hardly a bargain.

It is these day pal, remember the 50% tax on practically everything post Covid.