2025/26 David Moyes

[Swartzy]

If Fulham are in the Prem you are doing a bloody good job

Look closer to home

 

[Marcus Kendall]

He’s a very good manager

He's not top level. Newcastle fans are mixed on him too. If we're going to replace Moyes we need to aim higher

 

[matty1878]

If Fulham are in the Prem you are doing a bloody good job

And Moyes isn't?

 

[Swartzy]

I like Silva

But to say, if Fulham are in the premier league you are doing a good job.

You've obviously forgotten are recent past.

 

[matty1878]

I like Silva

But to say, if Fulham are in the premier league you are doing a good job.

You've obviously forgotten are recent past.

Ha ha I know - what a comparison

 

[dannyboy]

Actually having read this again..it is just such rubbish. To change our winning ratio we need do something different and you are suggesting we stick. NOTHING WILL IMPROVE!
No things are guaranteed but Moyes is a much better version of Dyche. Much, much better but still limited in outlook.

You are accepting we can't be better. Dyche (bottom feeder) was proven wrong by Moyes and the right man will prove Moyes wrong. Unfortunately football has to be ruthless and we know Moyes level..it is where we are. I believe with our players and resource that Silva or Howe could improve us again.

You're advocating replacing Moyes with two managers that he's out performed in the league this season you know? One of whom has actually been at Everton before and spent a decent amount of money only to be sacked.

I do agree that something needs to be done to change the winning ratio however and that involves buying better players. Mainly two full backs and a striker.

Moyes has delivered a lot of progression in 12 months. I just don't see any harm in allowing him to hopefully do that into the future. If he doesn't then why not part ways then?

 

[Simon Buttle]

I like Silva

But to say, if Fulham are in the premier league you are doing a good job.

You've obviously forgotten are recent past.

Fulham are a small club with small support and are much smaller than we are. Football is a game of peaks and troughs and we went into a trough for a few years, it happens and guess what we are still here. We are not like Forest who actually went down and disappeared into the wilderness for years and years.

 

[dannyboy]

It depends what the trade off is doesn’t it? People wouldn’t accept going from 7th to 15th or whatever, but I don’t think it would even register with most people if we went from 9th to 11th. Particularly with the home form the way it is, we could be lower in the table but fans might actually have seen us win more and that would undoubtedly influence the way people felt.

Think it's a lot easier to say that now than it would be this time next season.

If on the day Moyes was appointed people had said in a year's time we'd be still in the Premier League in 8th place everyone would've said what a brilliant job he's done. The reality in this thread however shows that for a lot of people it's nowhere near good enough.

 

[Swartzy]

Fulham are a small club with small support and are much smaller than we are. Football is a game of peaks and troughs and we went into a trough for a few years, it happens and guess what we are still here. We are not like Forest who actually went down and disappeared into the wilderness for years and years.

It's quite a disrespectful comment to Fulham, Just because we love our club and we our massive in our eyes.
To outside world, where have we been recently. Nearly disapeared from the game.

In fact the kind of players we want nowadays weren't even born when we last won a trophy.

Are we bigger, yes a bigger club, but we need to start earning that term back..

 

[Rob17896]

You're advocating replacing Moyes with two managers that he's out performed in the league this season you know? One of whom has actually been at Everton before and spent a decent amount of money only to be sacked.

I do agree that something needs to be done to change the winning ratio however and that involves buying better players. Mainly two full backs and a striker.

Moyes has delivered a lot of progression in 12 months. I just don't see any harm in allowing him to hopefully do that into the future. If he doesn't then why not part ways then?

It is difficult but O'Brien instead of Patterson. Rohl plaing out of his skin and then dropped. Harrison as a winger. It is mental.

 

[Rob17896]

And Moyes isn't?

Much better than Dyche. Not as good as our squad I believe.

 

[Rob17896]

Howe?

Yes

 

[Marcus Kendall]

Yes

You should hear what Newcastle fans think of him before suggesting him

 

[Llyrap]

With Silva we have to remember that there are plenty of stories out there about the chaotic transfers that were taking place. He’s clearly a good manager. Good enough for a bigger job - who knows.

 

[dannyboy]

It is difficult but O'Brien instead of Patterson. Rohl plaing out of his skin and then dropped. Harrison as a winger. It is mental.

These are small things though and not reasons to sack a manager that's done well. I'd personally have Patterson in there above O'Brien but it's not like we've got prime Seamus Coleman waiting on the bench.