I’d be up for that.
Wouldn’t amaze me if Dibling is loaned to a club on the south coast next season. Lad looks miserable as sin.
At this point, I hope we don't buy anyone. The fume on here is going to be gloriousMoyes in the press conference now “we’re not sure we will get anyone, but we’re trying”.
Players like Fatawu, Van Ewijk and Hackney in the Championship will end up in the Prem and we’ll be wondering why we didn’t sign them.
The transfer committee are probably refusing anyone he wants, as they are looking for some more unknown foreign flops to bring in.Moyes on transfers - a lot of speculation, what is the situation?
"The reality hasn't changed, we are looking - we haven't shut ourselves off from the transfer window."
Moyes adds that the club is still looking at doing business and that his squad is light but that, like he said last week, there is no guarantee any new arrivals come.
Stand down comrades
Yes, because our better players dont need coaching or adapting into another formation. With the players he had available when those better players were away they needed to be found a system to match their abilities and maximise our chances of a result: Moyes just stuck to his system and swapped non-starting players into it for as long as he could get away with it for.
If he'd been a better coach we had the required players to get better results than we got over Christmas and the new year.
We sHuD b oRL over DAtMoyes in the press conference now “we’re not sure we will get anyone, but we’re trying”.
It's done Mike. Even if we buy players we'll still have the same issues with Moyes at the helm. If we buy a player from abroad for instance Moyes will insist on 'easing' him in until he's Premier League 'ready' Plus the tactics will stay the same so even if we buy a new striker he'll probably struggle to score many aswell and we'll be saying how rubbish he is.
Not on numbers to the extent that we had no one to put out who could do a job.So we would’ve had to change system, so the missing players did have an impact then?
Not on numbers to the extent that we had no one to put out who could do a job.
Only in the last game against Sunderland when Iroegbunam picked up a late injury were we short of numbers, and only then later on when the likes of Campbell had to be introduced.
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