jastons wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 29, 2019 2:57 pm

Yes. Everton beat us four nil, Rooney scored a hat trick.

It was 4-0, good old Moyes sorting out that defence. And before anyone pipes up, yeah but that was early on in his time here, cut him some slack, the defensive minded **** also got absolutely dicked at home by Burnley mid March.

Pob! wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 29, 2019 2:52 pm

Alan Irvine and Stuart Pearce joining him apparently..

It's literally like Groundhog Day with our Club.

Alan Pardew's Dad wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 29, 2019 2:48 pm

Alan Pardew's Dad » Tue May 22, 2018 6:51 pm


I'm not glass half full on this one. More glass half empty, urinated in by a tramp, smashed and stabbed in the eye ball.

Loved that bit.

Kudos to you for seeing it pan out that way.

He probably just nipped in to quickly buy himself a nice Chilean Claret to celebrate not having to work for those ****ers again.

Yes, it's now Moyes we owe gratitude towards changing Rice's career for the better.

Nesticles wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 29, 2019 2:31 pm

Moyes is a great appointment and should at least increase the toxic atmosphere and anger towards the board.

Good point.

jastons wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 29, 2019 2:07 pm

Including a 3 - 1 defeat against Brighton and 4 - 1 defeats against Swansea, Liverpool, Arsenal and Man City. Thank god he sorted our defensive frailties.

Weren't it also 3 or 4 Nil against his former employees?

And in his last 18 premiere league games he only lost 6 of those games. Yes we lost a lot more games initially but that Is probably expected while he got our defensive frailties in order. Initially straight after managerial changes a team generally has a bounce, whereas ours just continued to roll ...

probably one of the more egregious assertions is that moyes is assumed to be a decent foundation and the only people who don't want him are trying to run before they can walk. it's such an absolute tutting, talksport/MOTD rentamouth looking down the nose condescending attitude that takes the suppor...

I'm sick to the back teeth today of having to pull up people playing the poster and not the post. last warning for you too. If you can't adhere to the rules, that's your choice. It's tedious and beyond pathetic. I get a last warning for a fairly innocuous comment, yet have had to put up with a ****...

Ironing Board wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 29, 2019 1:03 pm

Pretty sure Alan decided he just didn’t have the hunger any more, so decided to step away.

I'm sure that's what he kept telling himself too. No one was interested. Same applies to Moyes, unless it's us running back with our pitiful tails between our legs..

But you're not denying you are not a West Ham fan. Which is cool as there's plenty on here who support other teams. At least you're consistent with supporting Moyes.

So did Curbishley at Charlton. Yet you never saw a clamour of Clubs trying to sign him up ever since us. All managers eventually have an expiry date and they've had their day in the sun, yes even Pellegrini now by the looks of it.

Yep. It ultimately doesn't matter who's manager whilst they're still in charge. It'll always be toxic whilst they're still here ****ing everything up.

Here's a thought, what if they do hold the meeting and Moyes actually does decide in the end he don't fancy the grief, then what will the Club do? ****ing clowns have a game in a few days time with potentially bugger all to lay out the cones looking disinterested. :lol: I'd have respect for Moyes if...

You can't vote for yourself, Dave.

I agree with your general point on that, DL. There's some that will say yes, for their own good reasons even if I will disagree but it should be respected. The 'legit' Yes's to Bugeyes would afford that for all those who wish to never see him return.

ornchurch ammer wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 29, 2019 12:20 pm

Moyes was outed for Pellegrini. How can he have any self respect if he comes back now?

100%

If it turns out to happen as expected, it's just yet another complete lack of awareness from the 3 Div's in charge in realising just how bad this goes down amongst the West Ham masses. Desperately re-signing Moyes temporarily is symbolic of our current state of affairs since the move. Not so much wi...

No. Major regression. Also, we now minus Arnie, Chich, Kouyate, Obiang, Mario and a pre injury Lanzini. That was the bulk of the team that made the most difference in 2027/2018 . This situation is a testament to rank incompetence. And the fact that we are no more advanced than two years ago is some...