He's a miserable, negative get. Hope he goes in the summer.
Two midtable teams. Wouldn't even be an upset.Well at least if he goes out to Sunderland it won't be the biggest upset this weekend.
He struggles to pick a team and is at his best when it is picked for him. Also his in-game decision making is usually three weeks too late. He will keep us in Europe soon due to the number of places available but we will never really challenge with him at the helm. Too conservative.What’s the point? I understand Hes trying to be realistic and I appreciate that however there has to be something to be excited for. It is supposed to be a competition to win after all or perhaps I am missing something.
Either it’s a permanent closed shop and they are not bothered because they all get paid anyway or they are all incapable of pushing on and don’t care because they all get paid anyway.
The fans are being kidded in my opinion .
Lose today and he should go.
He won't, but he should. Let's look at his achievements this season — ignoring him keeping us up last season as that's now irrelevant:
I'm already convinced regardless of what happens this season that he must depart in the summer, today if we go out I'd be delighted if he was shown the door.
- Second stage exit from league cup against a side that started the season with 5 league defeats in a row and ultimately didn't go on to win again for over 3 months
- Oversaw three embarrassing home defeats where his side utterly collapsed or just never got started, conceding 11 goals in the process
- Heavily involved in the recruitment process and willingly overlooked crucial positions that needed strengthening, instead opting to spend £30 million on a youngster despite already having a clear and far superior player in that position
- By his own admission, chooses to play a centre half horribly out of position at right back "for his height", despite us rarely looking threatening from set pieces and getting worse on a weekly basis in defence. Actually thinking about it, he actually has O'Brien taking 'long' offensive throws, which makes the decision even more baffling
- Cannot get his strikers capable of looking like they belong in this division. Has he not got the right coaches? Why did he sign a striker exactly in the same mould as Beto yet was even more unproven and therefore a huge risk?
- Seems to be hiding behind officials' decisions instead of taking responsibility for the performance of his side
Well he did have Ndiaye, and Grealish was always going to be on the left this season. So it doesn't make sense to me to neglect other positions or whine about 'only having £30 million for a striker' and instead spend loads on a player that was never going to contribute much this season.I was with you until the Dibling comment
"Heavily involved in the recruitment process and willingly overlooked crucial positions that needed strengthening, instead opting to spend £30 million on a youngster despite already having a clear and far superior player in that position".
He won't go in the summer, it'll be the year after. Hopefully with 2 seasons of top half finishes under his belt.
As frustrating as it is, we're not in the [Poor language removed] we've been in for the last 5 years so there's zero chance of any change. And nor should there really.
The team wasn't great, it's had a load of new players added to it and will need similar this summer.
We'll do well in games where our backs are against the wall but won't offer much going forward. Certainly without Ndaye and KDH in the team.
Lack of proper fullbacks are absolutely killing this team, and it'll remain that way all season.
I'm not a fan of Moyes and wanted him gone long before he did in 2013 but there needs to be some realism here.
Well he did have Ndiaye, and Grealish was always going to be on the left this season. So it doesn't make sense to me to neglect other positions or whine about 'only having £30 million for a striker' and instead spend loads on a player that was never going to contribute much this season.
And clearly Moyes was heavily involved in the process as he made it clear in the summer that no player is brought in that he doesn't agree with.
We are 12th.
We needed a player for the right.
We signed one who has huge potential. If not this signing it would be a gamble or someone better than Ndiaye which would have been challenging.
If we had young players with huge potential in every position outside of the first 11 then we would have competition for places and development for a new team with huge potential upside.
The fault is with this coward of a manager.
Using McNeil who should be sold over Dibling hopefully has the owners asking questions.
We did, BUT we more needed a right back, or another option up front. I think the proof is in the pudding, and the pudding this season is constantly seeing the two strikers switched out for each other as they're crap and offer nothing, yet there is nobody else.We are 12th.
We needed a player for the right.
We signed one who has huge potential. If not this signing it would be a gamble or someone better than Ndiaye which would have been challenging.
If we had young players with huge potential in every position outside of the first 11 then we would have competition for places and development for a new team with huge potential upside.
The fault is with this coward of a manager.
Using McNeil who should be sold over Dibling hopefully has the owners asking questions.
We are, and 4 points off 5th with arguably 4 of our most important players coming back over the next few weeks.
Not sure where I said we're in the top half right now and will stay there for the rest of the season, but crack on
Hard to fault that ,you must remember though that lots on here have never seen us as a good side just a side that has to scrap for leftovers . I never wanted him and I am sure many others would get more out these players . His tactics are just baffling every week .Lose today and he should go.
He won't, but he should. Let's look at his achievements this season — ignoring him keeping us up last season as that's now irrelevant:
I'm already convinced regardless of what happens this season that he must depart in the summer, today if we go out I'd be delighted if he was shown the door.
- Second stage exit from league cup against a side that started the season with 5 league defeats in a row and ultimately didn't go on to win again for over 3 months
- Oversaw three embarrassing home defeats where his side utterly collapsed or just never got started, conceding 11 goals in the process
- Heavily involved in the recruitment process and willingly overlooked crucial positions that needed strengthening, instead opting to spend £30 million on a youngster despite already having a clear and far superior player in that position
- By his own admission, chooses to play a centre half horribly out of position at right back "for his height", despite us rarely looking threatening from set pieces and getting worse on a weekly basis in defence. Actually thinking about it, he actually has O'Brien taking 'long' offensive throws, which makes the decision even more baffling
- Cannot get his strikers capable of looking like they belong in this division. Has he not got the right coaches? Why did he sign a striker exactly in the same mould as Beto yet was even more unproven and therefore a huge risk?
- Seems to be hiding behind officials' decisions instead of taking responsibility for the performance of his side
We did, BUT we more needed a right back, or another option up front. I think the proof is in the pudding, and the pudding this season is constantly seeing the two strikers switched out for each other as they're crap and offer nothing, yet there is nobody else.
I'm happy with Dibling being here, but I'd much prefer a £30 million right back for the here and now, or for that money to be used on several positions instead as we were and are so lacking.
I agree though that right now the key issue is the manager.
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