I'm trying very hard not to simply type "Moyes Out" after reading that, but it's difficult.
When it comes to something like this (getting the most out of a cash strapped club), I still think
Moyes is the best man for the job. Few (if any) other top quality managers would tolerate the lack of budget Kenright has us on.
I think it's fair to get on
Moyes for defensive tactics and some poor/poorly-timed subs, but as a shrewd manager of the wage bill and consistantly purchasing players at great value, I don't know of a single manager that is better than Moyes (his string of hits far outweighs his misses - or TBDs).
I think this comment is really just Moyes showing support for the club and his boss. Airing dirty laundry or fracturing that relationship doesn't do anything beneficial. I'm sure Moyes is as frustrated as all of us are in the privacy of his own home - he just can't afford to show it publicly without doing far more damage than good.
Imagine if he had come out and said, "I've got a really crap chairman but that's the situation we're in at the moment. I need money and I'm not being given it." that is drawing a line in the sand. At best, Kenright may give him some cash out of embarrasment/rage and the two would get past it.
At worst, Kenright still doesn't give any more cash. Then he and Davey stop talking and off the field issues start showing on the field (ask the red [Poor language removed] how their last 2 seasons were). After a few weeks, Bill fires Davey for insubordination, and since there is no one better willing to take the job at a cash strapped club with a bad chairman, we end up with Steve Round as the manager. Without Moyes, we see a flood of transfer requests (Cahill, Baines, Neville, Rodwell, Distin, Jags) and we can't bring in any new quality players since we don't have a top manager, we won't pay top wages, and we only look at loans and bosmans.
Is this really a better situation? Sounds like a recipe for relegation in a year to me...
