smileychap
Player Valuation: £15m
Yeah I'd eat gladly humble pie obvs on the waste of cash. If it's good for EFC.Both on here
Dwight K Schrute
Player Valuation: £35m
He's crap in many ways. Has been terrible in the transfer market for years, and is so arrogant, he always needs to have total control- and his judgement is terrible. He is so negative in selection and messaging, that he spreads it through a club like a cancer.
Needs cutting out and we need a positive, forward thinking manager. What will happen though, is we will keep him and he will either be sacked mid way through the season or move on in the summer and we won't have a clue on who to replace him with, all the decent managers will have moved on, we will look like a basket case club again and struggle to attract, in comes another stop gap manager stuck with a crap, ageing squad that Moyes has assembled etc.
Will be rinse and repeat from Pointless FC.
But if the both do end up getting played, its not a waste at all.
Just a long term investment that he and the club have been patient with.
That's a very big IF, though
It depends what 'great' means in context really. If they're both absolutely fantastic from the opening day of the season then it will be hard to believe that they've improved so much in 2 months that they've gone from not even being good enough to get a few minutes off the bench to being outstanding PL players and so you'd have to think maybe they should have got a bit more of a chance this year. If they start slowly and we can see their weaknesses but then they gradually improve over time to the point that they're decent players for us then we'll see that maybe they weren't ready this year and handling them the way we did was understandable.
Looking back at the season, probably our best result was winning away at Villa Park, certainly in terms of winning away at team who've finished in the top 4 anyway.
That day he had Patterson RB, O'Brien CB, Rohl and Garner CM with Harrison Armstrong in the 10 role.
Due to injuries/afcon etc he was pretty much forced to pick that team. Is it a positive to him that we won that day, or a negative on him that our best result all season was with a team pretty much picking itself!
That day he had Patterson RB, O'Brien CB, Rohl and Garner CM with Harrison Armstrong in the 10 role.
Due to injuries/afcon etc he was pretty much forced to pick that team. Is it a positive to him that we won that day, or a negative on him that our best result all season was with a team pretty much picking itself!
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
Was always the way under him.
I remember us having a great run of form because Fellaini Neville and every central midfield option he had were injured so he was forced to put Osman and Arteta together in the middle and i think it was Pienaar and Donovan on the flanks. Think we beat United Chelsea and a few others in a great run of form but of course as soon as he could go back to having some grocks in the middle and central midfielders on the wing he did and we didn’t see that good football again.
The amount of times Moyes has been forced into the correct team by injuries only to then get good results and reverse it to his favoured line up is laughable. See the Chelsea away game this season off the back of a win and Tim flying and he brings back a half fit Gana and we lose.
A forced hand bails him out so many times.
Losing players should be a negative, somehow it can become a positive.
Blame him for holding them back and causing us to miss out on UCL.
Then sack immediately.
Don’t worry the collective Moyes amnesia is lifting here now, so you should be alright this time.
That's when he is a good manager; when he's forced to pick a team he never would. And, next match, pretty much everyone named barely got another match for the rest of the season.
yeah, the best manager in the world (or possibly top two) is not what we need...
Let me guess, you'd happily take Eddie Howe.
we only get sold on if we're incredibly successful
