He's not going anywhere lads so you might as well just get used to it. TFG knew exactly what they where getting with Moyes. He's a steady-eddy here for stability and nowt else. We're currently 12 points better off than we where this time last season and have never once looked like being in a relegation battle. That might not be enough for any of us but if you look at it dispassionately its objectively an improvement on the previous four season while protecting the owners involvement. If they had ambition then they'd never have brought Moyes in at all, let alone kept him in the summer. No I'm afraid that he's here until his contract expires or we get worse and end up in a relegation dogfight and lets he honest, some of you might hate Moyes but you must know that isn't going to happen.
“He's not going anywhere lads so you might as well just get used to it. TFG knew exactly what they where getting with
Moyes. He's a steady-eddy here for stability and nowt else”
Great point. TFG should’ve just gone and got Klopp or Guardiola.
Football is about progression, we have 12 points more than this time last season and from your post it looks (although I may be wrong) like you want shut of
Moyes.
What number would’ve been more acceptable to you? Should we be 20 points better than this time last season? As in relegation threatened to champions league places? Sounds weird when you put it like that doesn’t it.
Can you name me a manager who has taken over a club with limited spending in the previous 10 windows (5 seasons) and has also been dodging relegation battles and then made them European certainties? As we are still European possibilities .
I can’t think of one, maybe you know better than me? Remember, the prerequisites are a manager who has taken over constant relegation possibilities, low spending previous 5 seasons and not finished top 10 since Marco Silva did which was pre Covid.
I’ll be interested to see your suggestion of manager who we should’ve got instead of Moyes when Dyche left.
