2025/26 David Moyes

[jaycee]

That’s a useful quality.

You're a tit

 

[marsh]

He's done my head in, get him gone. Boring manager. Playing players out of position for absolutely no reason at all. If he stays then he's put massive pressure on himself these last 7 games without a win because if we start of poor next season the shouts for wanting him gone will become louder

 

[Toffeepot]

That’s a useful quality.

Its a very useful quality if you're a dog chasing a ball and not knowing why

 

[LinekersLegs]

If DM had shown an once of ambition in these final 7 games of season I’d have been reasonably happy to stick with him for a bit longer but we have shown absolutely nothing…just same old same old…if I was a young exciting player I’d run a mile from this club currently!

And it is one thing to stick with the same team week in and week out if you are grinding out results - I’d love to see great football too but at the end of the day it is a results business.

However he just stuck with the same team whilst the results faltered, you can’t tell the young players you are benching them on form when your senior players have multiple mares.

 

[daza_1973]

It’s game 38 and we still have a Championship back 4

This time next year we'll have the full set

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

I just recognise there is a process a team has to go through to build towards success.

Just like Sunderland ?

 

[jazzy]

If you are serious you have a three year progression plan and look to get better every season.

Do you think a £130 million spend justifies the same position as last season with 1 point more?

 

[blueblood]

He's done my head in, get him gone. Boring manager. Playing players out of position for absolutely no reason at all. If he stays then he's put massive pressure on himself these last 7 games without a win because if we start of poor next season the shouts for wanting him gone will become louder

And by then, the potential replacements who would give us all a bit of optimism, will have been snapped up by clubs who are a bit more forward thinking.

 

[Marcus Kendall]

You're a tit

No need for that

 

[Pappas_23]

Moyes has to go and should go tomorrow.

But I do think there needs to be a real retrospective done on last summers transfer window. And I don't want it just to be blame Moyes.

What made them think Barry was ready to be a #1 striker?

What happened with anzou?

Why could Dibling at least not be a meaningful sub?

Why did they go hard for a RB early and then completely abandon looking for one?

 

[Peter The Dog]

Its a very useful quality if you're a dog chasing a ball and not knowing why

 

[marsh]

And by then, the potential replacements who would give us all a bit of optimism, will have been snapped up by clubs who are a bit more forward thinking.

Exactly and then it then becomes a "who do we get though?"

 

[TrachyBlue]

No need for that

He is though.

 

[Bluepablo]

Dyche 23/24 finished 22 points (adding back the 8 deducted) above relegation.

Moyes 25/26finishes 10 points above relegation.

 

[Toffeepot]

He did run out of ideas, but he did do a pretty good job here overall. And at Burnley he showed he can really drill a side well.

So what?
I thought we were talking about his perceived omniscience when it comes to CBs and that JOB is worse than Keane because Dyche picked Keane? Wasn't that your point?