JobForTheMoyes
Player Valuation: £50m
You need someone that knows what they are doing. Ideas count for nothing if you cannot implement them. Execution is key, absolutely key.
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alan ball
Player Valuation: £70m
The club has never been run properly since David Moyes left. He's my choice, and was before the clown Silva was appointed.
Great choice guys.
Get a manager in that won nothing in 11yrs of mostly, not always, dire football and got worse once he left us, and on top of that totally disrespected his former club once he left.
That is your unique answer to what manager in the whole of world football can we get that might get us to kick on and maybe win a trophy?
Put the keyboard away guys.
Get a manager in that won nothing in 11yrs of mostly, not always, dire football and got worse once he left us, and on top of that totally disrespected his former club once he left.
That is your unique answer to what manager in the whole of world football can we get that might get us to kick on and maybe win a trophy?
Put the keyboard away guys.
brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
We would need to take a step back and restore stability as a first priority.
The idea of finding the next Pochettino is fine if we actually found him, but otherwise it just ends in taking a hopeful punt on another Silva, based on nothing.
I think we are so bad and in need of such a total overhaul that we have to rebuild in two stages.
The medium-term aim should be to restore us to something like the position we found ourselves in when Moyes left.
It was apparent to everyone that Silva was and is a gamble, as would anyone else be, but we have to minimise the degree to which we are willing to take a risk.
That doesn't mean Moyes or Allardyce, and nor should it mean having to accept turgid football and rudderless leadership.
It just means the best fit for the circumstances, which are approaching crisis proportions and threatening to escalate. It's absolutely not the time for just another punt. We might as well stick with Silva if that's the case.
The idea of finding the next Pochettino is fine if we actually found him, but otherwise it just ends in taking a hopeful punt on another Silva, based on nothing.
I think we are so bad and in need of such a total overhaul that we have to rebuild in two stages.
The medium-term aim should be to restore us to something like the position we found ourselves in when Moyes left.
It was apparent to everyone that Silva was and is a gamble, as would anyone else be, but we have to minimise the degree to which we are willing to take a risk.
That doesn't mean Moyes or Allardyce, and nor should it mean having to accept turgid football and rudderless leadership.
It just means the best fit for the circumstances, which are approaching crisis proportions and threatening to escalate. It's absolutely not the time for just another punt. We might as well stick with Silva if that's the case.
Whilst I am not advocating Moyes, if Silva was to be sacked tomorrow, who the hell would even come near here until the end of the season? Unsworth can't motivate the players, who the hell knows what big Dunc even does.
We need someone to get us through 10+ matches. That's it. I'd rather have an ACTUAL manager at the helm than.....I mean, I can't even think of who would be willing to come.
ForeverBlue92
Player Valuation: £80m
Why do we need a manager to close out this crap season?
Pls don't say relegation fears....
Well I sure a crap don't want these tits deciding for themselves what they want to do. Despise each and every one of them bar about 3.
Why would he agree to that though.
And we will be ok in the league. Sack him after the last game.
Dave dawson
Player Valuation: £1m
Chelsea are upto their old tricks of not playing for their manager again. When they get him sacked may be there could be an opportunity for the blues
Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
overhauling a squad , which we are currently doing, must first tackle the conceding goals bit.
it looks like silva had this in mind when signing mina, digne and zouma this summer.
it is glaringly obvious he is not a defensive coach and has been easily found out.
if we were hard to beat and not shipping ridiculous goals , infact the exact same goal over and over then I would be in the camp of giving silva time to build his team. but he can not do it.
we need to bring in a defensive minded coach, who can stabalize us first and foremost, because shipping 2/3/4 goals each match will just relegate you.
whoever comes in next , MUST have a record in building from the back and having an excellent defensive record, hopefully in the premier league, but at a top European league would suffice.
its just a basic requirement.
we can not sack silva and then go and replace him with someone winning the luxumbourg league or similar.
im hoping marcel Brands has 5 or 6 candidates ready to come and have an interview.
it looks like silva had this in mind when signing mina, digne and zouma this summer.
it is glaringly obvious he is not a defensive coach and has been easily found out.
if we were hard to beat and not shipping ridiculous goals , infact the exact same goal over and over then I would be in the camp of giving silva time to build his team. but he can not do it.
we need to bring in a defensive minded coach, who can stabalize us first and foremost, because shipping 2/3/4 goals each match will just relegate you.
whoever comes in next , MUST have a record in building from the back and having an excellent defensive record, hopefully in the premier league, but at a top European league would suffice.
its just a basic requirement.
we can not sack silva and then go and replace him with someone winning the luxumbourg league or similar.
im hoping marcel Brands has 5 or 6 candidates ready to come and have an interview.
There's absolutely no way Heynkes is/would come here. He's 73 years old! And retired.
They'll do enough under Silva to get a few more points at least
The seasons a dead duck. I don't think we need to be paying two managers wages for the last couple months. Sounds like money's tight as it is and the summer window is crucial in regards to wages off the books to allow us to move forward. I don't trust them to get an interim manager that will walk away at seasons end. And I definitely don't trust them to have an actual proper decent long term replacement lined up right now
Summer 2019 will see Martinez's, Koeman's and Sam's contracts with the club all 'officially' end. It's mental.
If only Schneiderlin Bolasie and Sandro were on that list, I'd be quite confident of a decent window
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