Moyes to west ham

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Certainly looks like he'll have enough to save them from relegation. Personally think we were the biggest job he was fit for, but I don't blame him for giving the United job a shot. Just a shame he let himself down with his arrogance when he left.

Just had a quick look at their forum, one of them thinks Moyes has a better squad there than he had with us. Can't agree there at all. Don't watch them much but the only ones that stand out for me are Lanzini and Arnautovic. And both seem to be very inconsistent. Not even close for me.

Think they overrate the likes of Zabaleta, Hart and Hernandez based on who they used to play for.
 
davek said:
United, Sociedad and Sunderland....so far.
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He was at United for less than a season - hardly enough time to ruin a massive organization.

Sociedad he did a decent job first season and was sacked the next and they kicked on - hardly ruined

Sunderland are a basket case club - ask Sam who was on the verge of quitting until England came in for him.

Over the long term Moyes has proved he can build a good football unit on limited resources
 
EFC78 said:
Certainly looks like he'll have enough to save them from relegation. Personally think we were the biggest job he was fit for, but I don't blame him for giving the United job a shot. Just a shame he let himself down with his arrogance when he left.

Just had a quick look at their forum, one of them thinks Moyes has a better squad there than he had with us. Can't agree there at all. Don't watch them much but the only ones that stand out for me are Lanzini and Arnautovic. And both seem to be very inconsistent. Not even close for me.

Think they overrate the likes of Zabaleta, Hart and Hernandez based on who they used to play for.
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best not to go on there, they don't really understand football.
 
JobForTheMoyes said:
He was at United for less than a season - hardly enough time to ruin a massive organization.

Sociedad he did a decent job first season and was sacked the next and they kicked on - hardly ruined

Sunderland are a basket case club - ask Sam who was on the verge of quitting until England came in for him.

Over the long term Moyes has proved he can build a good football unit on limited resources
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Took over the champions and they have'nt recovered since.
Left Sociedad staring down the barrel of relegation.
Relegated Sunderland after his predecessors (who were all rubbish themselves) kept them up.
 
davek said:
Took over the champions and they have'nt recovered since.
Left Sociedad staring down the barrel of relegation.
Relegated Sunderland after his predecessors (who were all rubbish themselves) kept them up.
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He left Everton in a far better state than either of his successors. I am reasonably confident he will have a better legacy than Sam as well.

Also today Moyes completed a double century of wins in the English top flight, with only Harry Redknapp, Arsene Wenger and Alex Ferguson having achieved more...
 
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JobForTheMoyes said:
He left Everton in a far better state than either of his successors. I am reasonably confident he will have a better legacy than Sam as well
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But did he really? When he took over everton were largely still regarded as a sleeping giant with the 90s regarded as a blip, when he left everton were largely regarded as a small club overachieving by finishing 6th.
He put his own glass ceiling in place early on.

Financially he did well but it's football and as we see today reputation plays a bigger part than money.

In that respect he sent us backwards.

Just seen your name, I await a balanced unbiased reply.
 
the golden visionary said:
But did he really? When he took over everton were largely still regarded as a sleeping giant with the 90s regarded as a blip, when he left everton were largely regarded as a small club overachieving by finishing 6th.
He put his own glass ceiling in place early on.

Financially he did well but it's football and as we see today reputation plays a bigger part than money.

In that respect he sent us backwards.

Just seen your name, I await a balanced unbiased reply.
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Problem is the club was never in a financial position to compete. The glass ceiling was real with that financial setup
 
Whoever took over from Fergie at Man U was on a hiding to nothing. That’s why he said in his farewell speech that the new manager needed time. Fergie’s not daft, he knew what was coming, Man City and Chelsea were getting stronger, and United needed a rebuild. That’s why he got out when he did. He knew Utd had won their last title for some time.
 
JobForTheMoyes said:
He left Everton in a far better state than either of his successors. I am reasonably confident he will have a better legacy than Sam as well.

Also today Moyes completed a double century of wins in the English top flight, with only Harry Redknapp, Arsene Wenger and Alex Ferguson having achieved more...
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He had a decent set of results for the first time since he left here 5 years ago and that's enough for his dwindling band of supporters to start talking him up again.
 
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