Up the Junction wrote: ↑Tue Feb 13, 2024 4:06 pm So that's a pretty basic summary of where I am. And as I have consistently stated, as a result there is no compelling reason to change the manager.

great post, UtJ.

it has got too predictable under moyes and the players don't seem to enjoy the style of play. i've gone from supporting then sitting on the fence and now to wanting him out since the final. we desperately need a change of tactics and a progressive manager. i don't know if potter is the right choice,...

Cuenca 'ammer wrote: ↑Sun Mar 05, 2023 12:30 am
like sticking with the girl friend hoping that things will work out when you know they really won't but you hope against hope that it might..

i'm still at the crafty shag up the bum stage, hoping that we'll reconcile despite having a thing about her best mate.

I can’t quite believe Moyes has said that “good supporters support the team through the bad” when asked his thoughts on the away support leaving early today. Again leaning on us having good times for the last two and a half years in Europe. David we’ve won 10 games in our last 45. The absolute ****...

we'll get medieval football under benitez.

go all out for thomas frank, or stick.

bad day at the office.

i still think he has enough credit in the bank.

the europa conference will prove to be a tonic for the troops.

S-H wrote: ↑Sat Nov 12, 2022 5:52 pmI remember you.

woo hoo, my own stalker!

i'm not afraid, to admit i was wrong with moyes.

he's not getting the rub of the green.

i urge some patience.

give moyes a break.

he'll turn it round.

a cup is a cup and all that, but let's not forget that winning it will not get a place in the europa league, but a second-rate one.

i'll be happy if Irvine swerves this one or puts out a second/youth team.

Yet it would save us from further trite, hackeneyed and ill-considered posts suggesting the club should fire the manager after one game of the season. you want locking up in bedlam and the key to your padded cell thrown in at the thames deepest point. moyes has been in charge long enough for us to ...

get rid, ASAP, before it's too late.

i'm predicting a big win for us today. 3-0. Antonio to bag a brace.

if nothing else, this match is proving that our defence is woeful.

hopefully, grady's transfer won't be in vain.

as strong a team as moyes could have fielded. looking forward to this.

funky chicken wrote: ↑Wed Sep 02, 2020 5:02 pm And if Moyes did agree to selling Diangana did he do it as he doesn't rate him, or because the owners gave him no choice as he wouldn't have money to spend on improving other positions?

i hope to God, it's the latter.