davids
Player Valuation: £70m
So after the Chelsea home,Villa and Man U away games you think the mood of the fan base would have been against himIf ifs and ands were pots and pans.
So after the Chelsea home,Villa and Man U away games you think the mood of the fan base would have been against himIf ifs and ands were pots and pans.
I think it is because there is a tradition that managers dont finish their last season, they either sign a new contract or move on..so those are the two choices we are faced with, and are debating over...has he achieved enough to warrant a new contract and even if he has, do we want him in charge of another transfer window, playing his favourires and playing the style of football weve seen? All very subjective metrics.Can't believe anyone actually thinks he will be off at the end of the season
I think you'd be suprisedIt's because there's been no poll reset...as you well know.
Set a new poll and see the opinions you get...
Start a new poll you coward!It's because there's been no poll reset...as you well know.
Set a new poll and see the opinions you get...
So after the Chelsea home,Villa and Man U away games you think the mood of the fan base would have been against him
I get that. And there's definitely something in not everything being a direct hit when transitioning from one setup to another.
I think scouting and recruitment will improve over time. And we'll finish top half next season, maybe get Europa league. Great.
But bedding further in to a Moyes system kinda sends me signals of Moyes doing enough to get constant contract renewals without actually winning anyting till one day he's just like Roy Hodgson at palace. Maybe the Friedkins are ok with this, good revinue and good PL exposure.
I just think the time is right to pass a somewhat stable ship over to the likes of Iraola and give him the chance to build something over 5 or 6 years.
We have an excellent stadium, we have an excellent fan base, and the board level chaos is behind us. We even have the bones of a good team.
It's time to take a chance with a younger more progressive manager.
Set one up Dave (fwiw I am in the camp of I would prefer to shake his hand and move on in the summer, if nothing else to move this eye bleedingly boring debate along)
I think if everything was rosy in tbe gardnen he may have a new deal by now, he still could get one in the summer. The problem is the committee and Moyes aren’t aligned in their thinking, regarding players. Moyes doesn’t like it that Nick cox is the negotiator, Moyes wants ready made players the committee want a bit of both, he’s also wants more KDH’s , which aren’t easy to come by, especially for 25mil.He’s going nowhere guys, he’ll be here next season. Don’t matter if you want him or not, the owners won’t sack him.
You and the rest need to stop using West Ham as an example, be careful what you wish for nonsense.Yeah I can see the logic. I think Iraola will go on to win trophies with top clubs - I think he’ll have better offers than us though.
Glasner, I’m less convinced by.
Other than that, we’d be taking a completely unnecessary punt, and there is a real chance we’d end up with a West Ham style disaster on our hands.
Thats his ability right there regardless of money spent or players he has.You and the rest need to stop using West Ham as an example, be careful what you wish for nonsense.
Let’s also not forget Moyes spent 500mil at West Ham to finish 14th and 9th in his last 2 seasons
Moyes did actually say earlier in the season that he is having to use a CB at Rb with O'brien, so for him to come out and say that maybe we are looking to deep into that situation.Im glad that Moyes got OBrien on the pitch but who looks at a 6-6 CB and says "yup, there's my starting rb"...
Just do the poll dave. Or are you scared you'll be shown up?Set a poll up and find out.
Maybe, if?But looking at different aspects like giving him the Transfer kitty can change perspective.
looking at just Yes/No probably picks up more reactionary or love/hate responses.
I know in my mind that it's nothing to do with past experiences, it's about now and everything I see on the field, and what I hear off the field.
Just last week threw a massive spanner in the works for me, and that came from his mouth. I didn't think his speaking could suddenly factor in that heavily.
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