Moyes on his next job...

"The second half at least, I could put my name to the performance," Moyes said. "I didn't want to put my name to the first half, that was for sure"

Am i reading this wrong , surely he doesnt have the balls to say, when we were shit it was the players fault , but in the 15 mins in the 2nd half where we did ok , that was all down to me?!

How does he get away with this? Would be great if he gets sacked in mid jan

Originally Posted by Dasilvatwins

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Would be great if he gets sacked in mid jan

£#%&! that. I want him to stay as long as possible and take those @#%&!s down.

Originally Posted by 20 times

£#%&! that. I want him to stay as long as possible and take those @#%&!s down.

And then take over at Newcastle, then Stoke, etc.

The Relegator

Originally Posted by Zorg

And then take over at Newcastle, then Stoke, etc.

The Relegator

Liverpool

Originally Posted by Dasilvatwins

"The second half at least, I could put my name to the performance," Moyes said. "I didn't want to put my name to the first half, that was for sure"

Am i reading this wrong , surely he doesnt have the balls to say, when we were shit it was the players fault , but in the 15 mins in the 2nd half where we did ok , that was all down to me?!

How does he get away with this? Would be great if he gets sacked in mid jan

It's astonishing that he keeps losing the trust of his players with that quality of man management

Originally Posted by Dasilvatwins

"The second half at least, I could put my name to the performance," Moyes said. "I didn't want to put my name to the first half, that was for sure"

Am i reading this wrong , surely he doesnt have the balls to say, when we were shit it was the players fault , but in the 15 mins in the 2nd half where we did ok , that was all down to me?!

How does he get away with this? Would be great if he gets sacked in mid jan

He's turned fully outrageous now

fingers crossed he sees the need to pay over the odds (ie a positive number) for a sharp-elbowed lanky midfielder during the transfer window

The @#%&!

There were at least two articles by his media mates bigging him up in the past week, in one he was giving managerial advice aplenty to unsworth By the way he talks you'd swear he's just got wham promoted and challenging for a euro spot - He can't have been this menkal before he got the utd gig

Was looking at a few West 'Aaaaaaaam forums last night. Full of livid fans who genuinely want him sacked after three or four games. And these were ones who insisted he be given a chance too.

He's a walking £#%&!ing disaster. The Frank Spencer of football management.

Originally Posted by TripDownMiseryLane

The @#%&!

There were at least two articles by his media mates bigging him up in the past week, in one he was giving managerial advice aplenty to unsworth By the way he talks you'd swear he's just got wham promoted and challenging for a euro spot - He can't have been this menkal before he got the utd gig

He wasn't tbf.

Actually in his Preston and early Everton days he was widely seen as a progressive, forward looking manager. Not this defeatist dinosaur who thinks his players just need to run more

Plucking points from Chelsea and Arsenal like crisps from a spectator



Hammers fans form an apology line.

Originally Posted by S/Side.Red

Plucking points from Chelsea and Arsenal like crisps from a spectator



Hammers fans form an apology line.

I bet he'd drinking boiled water. The miserable @#%&!.

And he's off again....

"You have to come here and show you're capable of doing the job. I think I'm capable of doing the job at any club in the world so I'm sure I can do it at West Ham."

Next stop the Bernabeu then

David Moyes has completed his first signing as West Ham manager, with Inter Milan and Portugal midfielder Joao Mario joining on loan.

Mario, 25, signed for Inter from Sporting Lisbon for £35m in August 2016.

But he failed to make the expected impact as he struggled to adjust to the tactical nature of Serie A.

Moyes said he needs Mario to adapt quickly to the demands of the Premier League.

"My biggest concern is not him as a footballer but getting used to the Premier League, the speed and competitiveness compared to Italy or Portugal," he said.

"His ability as a footballer is not in question, he's proved it, and I just hope he can hit the ground running. That's my only concern


He has just signed a player on loan. He is already speaking about him in a negative manor. He has such a defeatist attitude.

Originally Posted by Dasilvatwins

David Moyes has completed his first signing as West Ham manager, with Inter Milan and Portugal midfielder Joao Mario joining on loan.

Mario, 25, signed for Inter from Sporting Lisbon for £35m in August 2016.

But he failed to make the expected impact as he struggled to adjust to the tactical nature of Serie A.

Moyes said he needs Mario to adapt quickly to the demands of the Premier League.

"My biggest concern is not him as a footballer but getting used to the Premier League, the speed and competitiveness compared to Italy or Portugal," he said.

"His ability as a footballer is not in question, he's proved it, and I just hope he can hit the ground running. That's my only concern


He has just signed a player on loan. He is already speaking about him in a negative manor. He has such a defeatist attitude.

Stratford's in east London guv, it's baaand to be a negative manor.

He's proved himself in Italy according to Moyes, yet the article says he hasn't. Classic Moyeseh.

Already getting his excuses in early for a cup exit too by saying that clubs would prefer to stay up rather than win the cup and get relegated

Originally Posted by Dasilvatwins

David Moyes has completed his first signing as West Ham manager, with Inter Milan and Portugal midfielder Joao Mario joining on loan.

Mario, 25, signed for Inter from Sporting Lisbon for £35m in August 2016.

But he failed to make the expected impact as he struggled to adjust to the tactical nature of Serie A.

Moyes said he needs Mario to adapt quickly to the demands of the Premier League.

"My biggest concern is not him as a footballer but getting used to the Premier League, the speed and competitiveness compared to Italy or Portugal," he said.

"His ability as a footballer is not in question, he's proved it, and I just hope he can hit the ground running. That's my only concern


He has just signed a player on loan. He is already speaking about him in a negative manor. He has such a defeatist attitude.

Potentially great signing tbh. Moysie is absolutely smashing it atm

Originally Posted by S/Side.Red

Potentially great signing tbh. Moysie is absolutely smashing it atm

Yup. He's doing a reasonable job so far tbh and seems much more positive in his attitude and approach.

Just found his level

He's doing a good job..... but £#%&!ing hell, it's long overdue.

Howard Wilkinson did a good job once too.