After Season 2025-26, Moyes OUT or IN

[dannyboy]

All international players.

Sunderland had a wage bill of 30 million and overhauled the squad.

They bossed us in all 3 games with young and inexperienced players in the Premier League.

All nowhere near good enough. If we don't make huge changes with the squad we're going to be sat here in a worse position regardless of who's in charge. I'm saying that with the opinion that Moyes's time is done.

 

[Osamabindiesel]

They called us bed wetters...

 

[Street end man]

Giving Barry the lions share of todays game with George and Beto left on the bench has now tipped me in to the OUT camp.
Something has gone badly wrong in that dressing room too.
Now would like to see a new boss in sooner rather than later.

 

[Moomin]

All nowhere near good enough. If we don't make huge changes with the squad we're going to be sat here in a worse position regardless of who's in charge. I'm saying that with the opinion that Moyes's time is done.

I think we have a decent squad with young players who have potential.

Much better than what Sunderland had.

 

[Caolam]

I voted “out”. I did so for a number of reasons but firstly I would say David Moyes should be thanked for the job he has done in getting us away from relegation battles but he is very limited in his tactical nouse and his ability to adapt to changes as the game goes on. The squad needs widespread reinforcements, do we really want to give that much power to a manager who is only going to be with us for one more year. The club is now in a position to kick on, do we want to spend another year consolidating when there are a few young dynamic managers available who could shape a squad to be their team. I would go all out for Iraola and give him 3 years and a budget to get us moving.

 

[blueblood]

I can only assume the 9 votes for ‘IN’ are from Moyes family members. Or Spurs fans.

 

[BlueStevie35]

After Chelsea there was no justification for wanting him gone but too much went on in that last 7 to make his position untenable, even just a slight defensive tweak would have prevented 1-2 results and we’d be celebrating Europe right now

 

[dannyboy]

I think we have a decent squad with young players who have potential.

Much better than what Sunderland had.

I just can't agree. Worst full backs in the league and worst strikers in the league. Two centre halves that are incapable of doing anything other than defending their 18 yard box. A midfield that still sees a 36 year old start every game he's fit and only Ndiaye on the wings to spark any life.

You could argue Tim, Rohl, Armstrong and Dibling are the players who have potential, but based on what I've seen there's no guarantee that potential gets realised.

That leaves us with KDH, Pickford, Garner and an injury prone Brainthwaite as our shining lights. It's not enough. If this Spurs side can find itself in trouble, then so can we next season.

 

[EvertonInTheChampionship]

Clap, clap. Happily.

No not at all, no one should be happy with the season however there is 30+ years of history that suggest decision making is not a club strong point.

Who are they going to get to replace him? Last summer they spent all of the money on Barry, Aznou and Dibling, didn't get any fullbacks and we spent most of the season watching Michael Keane. They would probably do something stupid like getting Graeme Potter in.

 

[sd_1992]

I say in but only because it is too easy to end up where West Ham are now. The core of this team have been relegated at least once and been in several relagation fights at Everton.

The foundations of the club need to be sorted this summer and them move him on at the end of his contract. If they let him sign the likes of Soucek this summer then just give up and not bother anymore.

You end up where West Ham ended up by letting managers like Moyes fill squads with aging players and expensive failures with no upsides.

 

[Ladda]

This was the best season to get into Europe and he bottled it. Chelsea and Spurs will always bounce back with how much revenue they bring. OUT.

 

[kiss the crest]

All international players.

Sunderland had a wage bill of 30 million and overhauled the squad.

They bossed us in all 3 games with young and inexperienced players in the Premier League.

Christ can you imagine Moyes managing them players

 

[EvertonInTheChampionship]

You end up where West Ham ended up by letting managers like Moyes fill squads with aging players and expensive failures with no upsides.

There is a difference between fixing the squad whilst Moyes is still there and letting him buy garbage, I think the club is quite capable of doing that without him.

The squad is a mess, Tarkowski and Keane are a relegation battle paring as proven over the last 5 years. No full backs and all the money spent of rubbish. If anyone thinks the likes of Iraola are coming then they need their heads checked.

 

[Zatara]

Sack asap

 

[Moomin]

I just can't agree. Worst full backs in the league and worst strikers in the league. Two centre halves that are incapable of doing anything other than defending their 18 yard box. A midfield that still sees a 36 year old start every game he's fit and only Ndiaye on the wings to spark any life.

You could argue Tim, Rohl, Armstrong and Dibling are the players who have potential, but based on what I've seen there's no guarantee that potential gets realised.

That leaves us with KDH, Pickford, Garner and an injury prone Brainthwaite as our shining lights. It's not enough. If this Spurs side can find itself in trouble, then so can we next season.

All I said was compared to Sunderland.

Wage bill of 30 million last season.

Barry and Beto fees are 25% of there whole squad.

We had the likes of N'Diaye, Pickford, Brantwaite, Garner, O'Brien, Gueye and Myko who have played in the league for years.

Yet, you want to defend Moyes.

Seriously.