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David Moyes - Taking a knife to a gunfight at West Ham, Part 2

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He was great for us. Made diasterous career choices after us. and in this era no club is giving you 3 years to mold your own thing. Got a second chance at wham. Got to finish what he started.

Moral of story? Managers need time. Oh and Moyes is a good manager.
 

carolinablue232 said:
He just fits West Ham well and has been allowed to assert his influence on them. I don’t think he’s the right man to manage massive egos at a club like Man Untied, but if you give him players willing to work for the team, he’ll get the most out of them.
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Dunno about that. Main problem is the players at Man Utd were past it.

He never got a chance to refresh the team.
 
Death said:
He was great for us. Made diasterous career choices after us. and in this era no club is giving you 3 years to mold your own thing. Got a second chance at wham. Got to finish what he started.

Moral of story? Managers need time. Oh and Moyes is a good manager.
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To be fair there are no disastrous career choices in modern management,worst case scenario you come out a few million richer. Doubt if many of them think in terms of a legacy. What's the average tenure of a manager these days?
 
davids said:
To be fair there are no disastrous career choices in modern management,worst case scenario you come out a few million richer. Doubt if many of them think in terms of a legacy. What's the average tenure of a manager these days?
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It's just breaking into that pool of managers. You should have 2 or 3 bites at it.

4-1 against Leicester is a very decent result. I'll have to check out the highlights.
 

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