After Season 2025-26, Moyes OUT or IN

[Lob]

Out.

Ended up being worse than Dyche. Who in their right mind would want him anywhere near summer signings and then watch another season of this codswallop. Get him gone already. Couldn't organise a disappearance in the Bermuda Triangle.

 

[WilliamBoo]

People are allowed to change their mind. My argument for keeping him has always been that the squad is not as good as people think. Even now I want Moyes to leave that point still stands.

The squad is better than him. Put a modern coach, appropriate physical trainer, and develop the youngers and we are in CL in one year

 

[bullybeef]

I know it’s only a small sample but the feeling is over whelming here… Moyes needs to go.

 

[davek]

Sunderland: scabbed a play off game win this time last season - now they go through to the EL and we're 13th with a 'steady as you go' approach.

The club is pitiful. Utterly pitiful.

It has nothing going for it other than a stadium. The rest should be thrown in a skip.

 

[jceverton]

He needs more time.

To work on his golf game

 

[ToffeeTim]

He did the job he was brought in to do and we thank him for that, but the team is not progressing and is on the verge on regression

There is no logical argument to keep him moving forward unless the club have completely given up achieving anything more than staying up.

Stability is a nonsense argument. It's only used to try and make their own performance look good. No ambitious or even competent team let's a manager go into their last season, backs them in the summer window, even though they are going to replace them in 12 months. It's an absurd thing to even consider doing.

 

[Ivo]

I'm surprised anyone has voted to keep him. Can these people please provide reasons?

 

[TheBigIguana]

He did the job he was brought in to do and we thank him for that, but the team is not progressing and is on the verge on regression

There is no logical argument to keep him moving forward unless the club have completely given up achieving anything more than staying up.

Even if the ambition is just staying up he has to go. He does not guarantee that.

 

[Saint Domingo]

Sunderland: scabbed a play off game win this time last season - now they go through to the EL and we're 13th with a 'steady as you go' approach.

The club is pitiful. Utterly pitiful.

It has nothing going for it other than a stadium. The rest should be thrown in a skip.

Chance has gone this season.

There’s absolutely no way all of Chelsea Liverpool Spurs Newcastle and Forest are all completely hopeless next season.

Arsenal City and United will be top 3. Alonso will improve Chelsea (hard not to) Spurs can’t be worse, Villa will still be there. There’ll be a load of traffic to wade through to try and get Europe next season whereas it was on a literal plate this season and we actively avoided it.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Chance has gone this season.

There’s absolutely no way all of Chelsea Liverpool Spurs Newcastle and Forest are all completely hopeless next season.

Arsenal City and United will be top 3. Alonso will improve Chelsea (hard not to) Spurs can’t be worse, Villa will still be there. There’ll be a load of traffic to wade through to try and get Europe next season whereas it was on a literal plate this season and we actively avoided it.

United aren’t nailed on for anything yet. The manager decision matters and Carrick won’t be good enough.

 

[samsonthedog1]

Should have went after the wolves defeat. Dreadful, boring and negative.

 

[Drico]

I'm surprised anyone has voted to keep him. Can these people please provide reasons?

They'll have to be released from their straitjackets first...

 

[catcherintherye]

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.

What additional foundations is he going to build next summer, over what he has done now?

 

[ToffeeTim]

Should have went after the wolves defeat. Dreadful, boring and negative.

100%

People laughed at the time but the disrespect he showed with his team selection that night showed he wasn't the right person to be our manager moving forward.

I would have sacked him immediately after that game. It would have been the right decision and we'd not be in this situation now with him entering a final year of a contract, yet the club want to back him in the market.

 

[stretford blue]

Chance has gone this season.

There’s absolutely no way all of Chelsea Liverpool Spurs Newcastle and Forest are all completely hopeless next season.

Arsenal City and United will be top 3. Alonso will improve Chelsea (hard not to) Spurs can’t be worse, Villa will still be there. There’ll be a load of traffic to wade through to try and get Europe next season whereas it was on a literal plate this season and we actively avoided it.

Maybe offset with maybe Brighton Sunderland Bournemouth struggle with playing Thurs Sunday but agree a golden opportunity squandered