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Moyes's Replacement
  • himwill
    Posts: 554
    After the recent Moyes bashing after yesterday's game, I would like all the people who have called for him to be sacked to make a list of managers who would replace him because i can't think of anyone who would want to come here at the present time.
  • scottdblue
    Posts: 264
    i didnt ask for him to get sacked but i`d take a no nonsense martin jol
  • kingmoyes
    Posts: 1,841
     Richard Keys
  • jj1878
    Posts: 187
    Dont remember many asking for him to be sacked....you on the right forum?
  • OldGoldenVision
    Posts: 19,489
    It was drewbarr mate. His thread went on for quite a while and I think there were a lot of people who expressed dissatisfaction at Moyes' tactics, although they didnt actually ask for Moyes to be sacked. The honour in that lies solely with drewbarr saunders...  :-q
  • sambo applecart
    Posts: 24,179
    kingmoyes said:

     Richard Keys





    i shouldn't laugh......:D
  • WoodsyEFC
    Posts: 131
    I don't want David Moyes to leave, but if he did, I would want Gianfranco Zola to replace him as manager.
  • scottdblue
    Posts: 264
    mclaren doesnt do to bad at forrest 
  • OldGoldenVision
    Posts: 19,489
    I didnt say what you think I said. I would never say it.
  • himwill
    Posts: 554
    Not just talking about this match but it does come up after every dodgy result.
  • sqaudie
    Posts: 22
    himwill said:

    Not just talking about this match but it does come up after every dodgy result.



    why dont you all grow up moyes is playing tactically its not his fault he has a limited squad .support the team and stop all this internall bickering 
  • AndyForsyth
    Posts: 2,516
    Actually, yeah, it would be interesting to see those who want Moyes out to give an honest answer as to who they'd like to come in...... I'm not one of those who want him out, but I can think of only ONE possibility, and even then it's not a certainty that we could get him, but would be the most realistic and best manager I think we could bring in...... I won't say his name yet, wonder if anyone else will say it.
  • Michael Barrymore
    Posts: 762
    We aren't even a poisoned chalice in the current football climate

    We are the equivalent of a maccies cup that some tramp has done a turd in

    Joe Kinnear is my guess or Dave Bassett
  • cjohno
    Posts: 5,114
    nobody asked for moyes to be sacked and i didnt, i want him to get some belief back and at least instill some confidense in his players , instead of jumping on the we have no money bandwagon, which he seems to be doing lately, he use to put some spirit into the team, but hes given up, hes turne dinto a whiner and all he seems to do is moan about the situation, if hes had enough he should just go, instead of dragging us down, and he wasnt limited yesterday he chose to play a full back in centre mid and his best midfielder upfront, all last season he moaned about not having any striking option , yet he chose to leave 3 strikers on bench and go with 2 midfielders upfront, wtf is all that about.
  • mrtibbs
    Posts: 4
    Starting with 2 midfield players up frong against MC was a definitive negative statement about scoring, the normal long ball approach didn't work.
    A more positive manner for DM; 2 strikers and one winger on from the start would at indicate to the supporters that we were going to attack more than try for a draw.
    I don't believe that any other manager would do any better under the current financial restrictions but DM should a a more positive approach to the games against the top4/5 clubs.
  • Fozzster
    Posts: 48
    AndyForsyth said:

    Actually, yeah, it would be interesting to see those who want Moyes out to give an honest answer as to who they'd like to come in...... I'm not one of those who want him out, but I can think of only ONE possibility, and even then it's not a certainty that we could get him, but would be the most realistic and best manager I think we could bring in...... I won't say his name yet, wonder if anyone else will say it.




    Davey Jones? - Gus Pouyet?  Martinez?  - Wouldn't mind any of them - but willing to give Moyes more time .....just really want to see what he could do with some proper money (i.e money not generated from selling his best players)

    So come on Andy - who is it?
  • cjohno
    Posts: 5,114
    brendan rodgers, paul lambert, ian holloway(least it would be eventfull) i still think we can attract managers from the clubs these 3 are at regardless of what money we got available.
  • Yobowannabe
    Posts: 1,995
    Peter Reid..
  • Fozzster
    Posts: 48
    cjohno said:

    brendan rodgers, paul lambert, ian holloway(least it would be eventfull) i still think we can attract managers from the clubs these 3 are at regardless of what money we got available.




    Paul Lambert is a good call.
  • sambo applecart
    Posts: 24,179
    cjohno said:

    brendan rodgers, paul lambert, ian holloway(least it would be eventfull) i still think we can attract managers from the clubs these 3 are at regardless of what money we got available.





    jeez johno lad we agree on something, if moyes were to ever go, i'd have one of these 2 for sure
  • Beano
    Posts: 3,263
    The list is starring you in the face.

    We have so many users on the BR who are able to tell everyone how we would have won every game we failed to win, we could sack Moyes right now and still finish the season with 106 points!

    Simple!
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