CONFIRMED: Moyes Leaving - All Reaction Here

[Allezfan]

Our situation is absolutely nothing like United's. Our first choice right back from the Irish League who cost less than a week's worth of Fellaini's wages. If you are receiving large fees for good players, it means you have been buying good players. The only reason we have a net spend at all is because Moyes is boss at spotting a player. The fact our net spend is so low under Moyes speaks volumes about the conditions he's been under, as he's excellent at getting players to perform and then make a profit on them.

Or you're selling to city and liverpool. See milner, barry, henderson, downing, sinclair, allen etc.

 

[Brennan]

Net spend is a funny argument because when Moyes has had money he's not spent it terribly well.

He's a much better bargain basement shopper as Cahill, Arteta, Jagielka, Pienaar, Martyn, all attest to.

His past transfers suggest he's better at finding bargains, and that when he's spent money he's not done so well in many cases. So why then is it an absolute given that having a low net spend is a negative thing for Moyes?

Fer and Negredo mate.

Both utterly boss.

 

[CahillsCornerFlag]

Wrong. Our record signing is superb.

He spent big money well once my argument is completely wrong?

I'll just ignore Bilyaletdinov, Johnson, Beattie, and Yakubu too fella.

 

[paulbefc]

Wrong. Our record signing is superb.

Essien, Moutinho, Hazard etc.

 

[Bungle]

4 £13.5m Fulham England Andy Johnson 7 August 2008

Did we really get that much for Johnson? Wow

 

[Ihaters]

Or you're selling to city and liverpool. See milner, barry, henderson, downing, sinclair, allen etc.

Any sets of data go wrong if you include them, right back to 18mil for Keane to sit on the bench and beyond

 

[CahillsCornerFlag]

Ah, an attack on his transfer policy.

Welcome.

1 £15m Standard Liege Belgium Marouane Fellaini 1 September 2008
2 £11.25m Middlesbrough Nigeria Aiyegbeni Yakubu 29 August 2007
3 £8.9m Lokomotiv Moscow Russia Diniyar Bilyaletdinov 25 August 2009
4 £8.6m Crystal Palace England Andy Johnson 30 May 2006
5 £6.5m Southampton England James Beattie 4 Jan 2005

2 £24m Manchester City England Joleon Lescott 25 August 2009
3 £15m Manchester City England Jack Rodwell 12 August 2012
4 £13.5m Fulham England Andy Johnson 7 August 2008
5 £10m Arsenal Spain Mikel Arteta 31 August 2011

I removed Rooney, cos, you know.

How am I attacking his transfer policy? Simply saying he spends incredibly well when he's bargain basement shopping, whilst alot of his big name signings haven't had the same levels of success as his 'smaller' signings have.

Do you disagree with that?

 

[davek]

"It’s irrelevant where Everton finish in terms of whether David Moyes stays. The manager would love to finish in fourth place because that would get them into the Champions League.

"But the decision is more off the pitch rather than on the pitch. It will be about his budget. He’ll want assurances about what players get sold and the amount of money that he’ll get to spend from those transfers.

"He wants to see the direction that the club is taking before he commits his future to it. It’s a crossroads for the board as well, not just the manager."

Time for Messrs. Kenwright & Co. to 5h!t or get off the pot.

Hold on, why would Moyes want assurances about that? He's told us countless times that HE is the one who makes those decisions. Surely he wasn't telling porkies about that?

You lie down with dogs you pick up fleas, i suppose.

 

[Brennan]

He spent big money well once my argument is completely wrong?

I'll just ignore Bilyaletdinov, Johnson, Beattie, and Yakubu too fella.

Johnson was a good signing mate. Spent £8m got £13m. Yakubu was a good purchase based on his ability, and his performance in his first season showed that.

 

[Goat]

He spent big money well once my argument is completely wrong?

I'll just ignore Bilyaletdinov, Johnson, Beattie, and Yakubu too fella.

You mean Yakubu, who scored 21 goals in his first Season and you think thats failing?
AJ who he sold for a profit?

 

[paulbefc]

He spent big money well once my argument is completely wrong?

I'll just ignore Bilyaletdinov, Johnson, Beattie, and Yakubu too fella.

I've never got this example. He is easily the best slotter we've had at the club under Moyes. 21 goals in a season with (I think) just one penalty and he was a late signing. Continued to slot for fun into his second season and then got injured. Took ages to recover as it was a terrible injury and in the end the relationship went a bit sour and he left. He was top value for money at £11.25m based on his ability.

 

[CahillsCornerFlag]

You mean Yakubu, who scored 21 goals in his first Season and you think thats failing?
AJ who he sold for a profit?

He was here for four seasons, if you're happy with one decent season for £12m then fair enough.

 

[Goat]

How am I attacking his transfer policy? Simply saying he spends incredibly well when he's bargain basement shopping, whilst alot of his big name signings haven't had the same levels of success as his 'smaller' signings have.

Do you disagree with that?

Yes, I very much do.

His 2 big money signings, when I say big money I mean 10m+ plus, something he has only done twice, were both amazing successes.

Yakubu scored goals for fun, then got a career ending injury, stopped trying, sulked for a wage increase, hes done it all through his career.

And I dont need to defend Fellaini.

 

[Goat]

He was here for four seasons, if you're happy with one decent season for £12m then fair enough.

Moyes bought a quality player.

Are you disagreeing with that?

 

[CahillsCornerFlag]

Moyes bought a quality player.

Are you disagreeing with that?

Are you saying one good season out of four justifies a £12m purchase?