2025/26 David Moyes

[dannyboy]

So you think he’s not under performing at home?

We've got problems at home definitely. We want to play more on the front foot but our full backs don't allow for that to happen and we find it very difficult.

I just think overall we are about where I would expect us to be. It's the way of the modern game to roll the dice and get a new manager in the summer - I don't particularly see the point. Not convinced there's enough to be gained by it.

 

[windymiller]

Leeds are getting pumped!

“A cheeky wee point to go with my Hobnob, please!”

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Pumped mean something different these days?

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Pumped mean something different these days?

It is what we call a “mild pumping.” Just enough to get that pumped feeling without getting too exhausted.

 

[Daytripper]

He’s never changing. It’s Only changing with a new manager and new thinking from the people in the background

At the moment it’s looking like a repeat of his first period here. Pick up some good results here and there, maybe make Europe at some point.

I don’t want anybody sacked , you can just tell tho, when it comes down to it, when it will matter most we will be found wanting when the time comes to really step up, like his first time here. Last time suited him because there was no desire to succeed at the top , it was to exist and anything else is a bonus .I’m not sure what these owners want, maybe similar to before.

I wish he was a little less predictable, knew he would bring Gana straight back in.

 

[efcste97]

Aside from the Forest game, where we were objectively the better team, have we actually played well at home this season? Villa maybe, who else?

 

[BlueStevie35]

Aside from the Forest game, where we were objectively the better team, have we actually played well at home this season? Villa maybe, who else?

Fulham

 

[Joey66]

It is what we call a “mild pumping.” Just enough to get that pumped feeling without getting too exhausted.

Thank goodness DCL hit the post at 2-0 it was game over ..... to go in after that woeful first half was a big plus for us TBH ....

 

[windymiller]

It is what we call a “mild pumping.” Just enough to get that pumped feeling without getting too exhausted.

I feel sorry for your missus.

 

[DualityNSNO]

At the moment it’s looking like a repeat of his first period here. Pick up some good results here and there, maybe make Europe at some point.

I don’t want anybody sacked , you can just tell tho, when it comes down to it, when it will matter most we will be found wanting when the time comes to really step up, like his first time here. Last time suited him because there was no desire to succeed at the top , it was to exist and anything else is a bonus .I’m not sure what these owners want, maybe similar to before.

I wish he was a little less predictable, knew he would bring Gana straight back in.

Like his every time anywhere, it's who Moyes is. The Eurocup had 1 tough game and it was the final and they honestly shithoused it, it was such a garbage match.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Thank goodness DCL hit the post at 2-0 it was game over ..... to go in after that woeful first half was a big plus for us TBH ....

2-0 is actually the sweet spot for a mild pumping. You get the exhilarating feeling of coming from behind along with the fuzzy comfort of a single point.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

I feel sorry for your missus.

That’s what the gardener said!

 

[Daytripper]

Like his every time anywhere, it's who Moyes is. The Eurocup had 1 tough game and it was the final and they honestly shithoused it, it was such a garbage match.

I never watched it mate, had no interest

 

[DualityNSNO]

I never watched it mate, had no interest

I did because I had to due to the job I had at the time and it was... predictable, let's say.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

I did because I had to due to the job I had at the time and it was... predictable, let's say.

Finals actually tend to be cagey affairs when you have evenly matched teams.

 

[steve]

Says in the after match interview he didnt think Leeds dominated first half