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It’s not a given that an experienced coach moves with the times, though. Many calcify, shift in to stubbornness and refuse to entertain new ideas. The ideal is a mix of experience, innovation and adaptability.

Is there a post-Dyche graph?

There are definitely other ways to look at it, David... Maybe instead of stats, a visual aid such as a graph would help? Beginning of December, just before Sean got the bullet. Who's in the bottom left corner with the lowest possession, and...

'A great job! I'll toast to that! Hear! Hear!' 😜

Carlo is another one...you literally can't buy experience.

West Ham’s problems are down to dysfunctional senior management and their constant interference. Moyes was able to work around it in ways other people couldn’t. But he got worn down in the end like everyone else.

This is exactly the reason I think all these people who are obsessed with “young coaches” with “new ideas” are fools. The longer a talented person does something the better they get at it. Moyes has never stopped learning and should actually...

Over DCL any day of the week. He does all the running Moyes asks for in a forward.

I'd keep Beto if we can. Improved massively can certainly go a job

I mean career wise. But what can you do? He’s probably set for life already!

Broja will end up being a poster child for why these youth systems are killing the game. He’s utterly wasted at Chelsea and they have no use for him, so he’ll get left to rot.

Do that and an England recall and a Real Madrid offer could be on the cards!

Keane was peak Franco Baresi for 6 months the last time his contract was coming up for renewal. He should be on a week to week deal.

I’d rather be a bit part player for a major club than a regular for a rubbish team. Especially when you consider you are less likely to get injured as a squad man.

Beto of course… but where did this Michael Keane come from the last few games?