2025/26 David Moyes

[barneygumble]

That Iraola has done a fantastic job at Bournemouth, they could end up 5th

If Villa win the Europa tomorrow, s it stands Bournemouth are in the CL.

But apparently we've had a "successful" season

 

[JLW]

Top 10 Premier League Points For Managers

1. Sir Alex Ferguson — 1,752
2. Arsène Wenger — 1,624
3. David Moyes — 1,065+
4. Harry Redknapp — 876
5. Pep Guardiola — 855+
6. José Mourinho — 735
7. Jürgen Klopp — 705
8. Sam Allardyce — 567
9. Martin O’Neill — 542
10. Rafael Benítez — 533

I think Moyes is on 750 games, so puts him about 1.3 points per game over 20 odd years.

 

[GrayJ]

Bet Bournemouth wish they had the stability Moyes brings

 

[MACCA75]

Just looking at the pace and movement of this Bournemouth side. It’s like a different sport to us with slugs like McNeil sauntering around.

 

[Nymzee]

Just looking at the pace and movement of this Bournemouth side. It’s like a different sport to us with slugs like McNeil sauntering around.

Aye, we do lack pace, but at the same time we could field a side with Ndiaye, George, Rohl ahead of KDH and Garner, with a proper striker, and be much more attacking.

 

[riddick]

Nah, lets stick with Moyes lads, who could possibly be available that would be an upgrade?

 

[The Littlest Yobo]

If Villa win the Europa tomorrow, s it stands Bournemouth are in the CL.

But apparently we've had a "successful" season

Not if Villa stay 4th. Villa have to finish exactly 5th.

 

[JLW]

Bet Bournemouth wish they had the stability Moyes brings

They would be fighting relegation if our cardigan model was their manager

 

[RD2910]

If Villa win the Europa tomorrow, s it stands Bournemouth are in the CL.

But apparently we've had a "successful" season

I don't mean to be irritating, but not currently.

 

[barneygumble]

I don't mean to be irritating, but not currently.

Fair enough!

And to @The Littlest Yobo

That's me educated!

 

[Bluepablo]

Sounds like it

I think Moyes is on 750 games, so puts him about 1.3 points per game over 20 odd years.

Moyes at 35 in premier league managers ppg

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Now show the win percentage! Is Moyes even at 40%?

It’s actually interesting to step back and see where he ranks.

If we consider his complete record and use both wins and draws as a metric and 200 games minimum as a benchmark to filter out guys who came in and had brief successful spells you get a decent view of where he ranks as an all-time league manager.

David Moyes Complete Premier League Record​

• Total Matches: 750
• Wins: 290
• Draws: 197
• Losses: 263

Percentage Breakdown​

• Win Percentage: 38.7%
• Draw Percentage: 26.2%
• Loss Percentage: 35.1%

1. Pep Guardiola: 89.2% unbeaten (377 games)
2. Sir Alex Ferguson: 84.1% unbeaten (810 games)
3. Jürgen Klopp: 82.3% unbeaten (334 games)
4. Mikel Arteta: 82.1% unbeaten (240+ games)
5. José Mourinho: 81.3% unbeaten (363 games)
6. Arsène Wenger: 81.2% unbeaten (828 games)
7. Gerard Houllier: 72.2% unbeaten (241 games)
8. Rafael Benítez: 70.8% unbeaten (359 games)
9. Mauricio Pochettino: 69.4% unbeaten (294 games)
10. Brendan Rodgers: 68.2% unbeaten (302 games)
11. Claudio Ranieri: 67.3% unbeaten (413 games)
12. Harry Redknapp: 65.6% unbeaten (642 games)
13. David Moyes: 64.9% unbeaten (750 games)
14. Martin O'Neill: 63.8% unbeaten (359 games)
15. Roy Hodgson: 58.7% unbeaten (412 games)

 

[The Littlest Yobo]

Bet Bournemouth wish they had the stability Moyes brings

Bournemouth were promoted at the end of the 21/22 season. Same year we stayed up against Palace. We’ve still got fans panicking about any form of attempted progress lest it jeopardise their precious stability whilst bleating “we’re not ready for Europe - maybe in a few years”. At the same time, Bournemouth are on the way to Europe and could go into the last game with a shot at the Champions League. What a stale, turgid, negative outfit we are.

 

[JLW]

Sounds like it

Moyes at 35 in premier league managers ppg

That's 45-50 points per season..

Creaming my kecks here

 

[RD2910]

Fair enough!

And to @The Littlest Yobo

That's me educated!

Personally think they will qualify to be fair, although that might be less likely if City lose today and aren't bothered against Villa.