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A gaffer who runs a 37-year-old into the ground for 111 minutes in a Derby is hardly the man to build a project for the future, is he?

Beige is a colour, not a brand….just saying. We’d be some cheap lick trade emulsion from Aldi’s Wednesday aisle if we were paint.

The thought of us getting tanked on a wet Thursday mid-evening away game by some butchers, bakers and candlestick makers from Macedonia followed by Moyes blaming “those wee bairns everyone wanted” in another duller than dishwater post-match...

Yes, we need patience. We need more seasons of whimpering out of the cups straight away and more negative football. We have to be grateful for this gruel.

That would be no progress v Dyche 23/24 having spent £100m & loaned 3 players so I would think needs top half to have any case.

Why is he short of a bedroom?

No, but it’s definitely Brightons fault we only took 1 point from 6 of the clubs around us with the chance of European football over the last 2 games.

No but it's his fault they are above us.

The last two fixtures were crunch time in terms of Europe. Two wins would have had us in 6th place and level on points with Liverpool. The loss and a draw we achieved has us in 10th place and eight points behind Liverpool. The Everton of my...

You can if it fits an agenda. Moyes himself has said he signs off on all transfers, and that includes Dibling and Barry.

How do Ngamoha's stats at youth level compare to his? Don't get why our kids that's banging goals for fun at 18 isn't ready but the RS have a 17 year old getting games on the reg.

There's one team we're desperate to beat and it isn't United, City, Arsenal or Chelsea. That divvy Moyes knows that and so do his flutters in the media but they ignore it. 16 derby losses in 12 seasons. 16 DERBY LOSSES...UNDER ONE...

We have a manager and a lot of fans who view survival as the objective. I suspect the owners are happy with that too and wont want to try and push on. It's a recipe for mediocrity that ill-fits this new stadium and all the expectations we had...

This is exactly it. I think Moyes is a really good manager who overall has done a good, sometimes great, job for us. But there's comes a point where it's time to move on. Is football really about treading water? There's always the be careful...

But we have stagnated. The team was better the second Moyes took over and was only as low as they were because Sean Dyche is a joke of a manager. A none joke manger immediately got them to their true level. That level is the exact same 15 months...