David Moyes' Claret and Blue Army!

[e17]

Actually be funny if Moyes quits & they got to the stage of the back up address book

“Hello H. How’s the rolly polly business going?”

[S-H]

I'd personally like to see Sullivan replace Moyes..

[mickthekeeper]

In the unlikely event that Moyes walks, they'll just reappoint Allardyce, on his own terms.

Can’t see that happening - it’d ruin his “never been relegated” stats

[HammerAl]

I know he’s a very crud manager, but I do feel sorry for the bloke. He was THAT desperate to get back into football that he took, arguably, one of, if not THE worst managerial gigs in English football.

[Believer]

I'd take Allardyce on his own cast iron terms over this horror show of ineptitude. I don't actually see him taking the job on in all honesty. We're not worth the hassle.

The issue would still be who's doing the negotiations though. It'll still be Sully with his ever increasing inability to get it right.

They will not be able to appoint anyone to replace him. As I said last night, the only way forward for them is to appoint a DoF and a proper experienced and knowledgable footballing team and the they take a step back from everything. Start running the club as a football club instead of a business.

Nobody with an ounce of self pride will take this gig without a list of stipulations in place. Finally the press world are realising its the trio not the fans that are the problem.

[Beavis Danzig]

I know he’s a very crud manager, but I do feel sorry for the bloke. He was THAT desperate to get back into football that he took, arguably, one of, if not THE worst managerial gigs in English football.

he could've gotten a job more suited to his level in the championship or league one.

[Paolo's Piranhas]

If David Moyes walks out, what makes you think Howe or Dyche are coming here? If you can't do enough to keep Moyes in a job, who can you get? Which is why I would love it to happen.

It depends how savvy H & D are, and exactly what is left of WH come the end of the season - on and off the pitch. But either of them, or anyone else looking at the job, will have the board over a barrel. Just like Fat Sam did, only more so this time. Last time it was just a relegation a new man had to be bribed into dealing with, this time it's so much more. Money talks, and unless there really is some major hidden problem with our finances, they'll open their wallets and make someone an offer they can't refuse.

Though if Moyes actually does walk, we'll be going off the edge of the map. And who knows what will happen?

[steps]

If he quit now he would never work again.

Best thing to do is do the impossible, keep us up then quit.

Why?

Redknapp walked out on clubs a few times, and that was before he got the Spurs job IIRC.

[Faithless]

They will not be able to appoint anyone to replace him. As I said last night, the only way forward for them is to appoint a DoF and a proper experienced and knowledgable footballing team and the they take a step back from everything. Start running the club as a football club instead of a business.

Nobody with an ounce of self pride will take this gig without a list of stipulations in place. Finally the press world are realising its the trio not the fans that are the problem.

Agreed, that's why I posed the question earlier in the thread. Sack him/or he walks. Who's next? Not pie in the sky who's next. Actual reality GSB still in charge with their MO who'd be next...

Moyes was desperate for possibly his one last shot in the top flight. Who else is desperate for that? especially when we're in a relegation battle and have owner's as respected as ours? Pullis?

If only they'd take a step back, they'd still make their money and the club would perform better in everyway but it's all ego with them, Sullivan can't let go he's a control freak with a Napoleon Complex

[Faithless]

It depends how savvy H & D are, and exactly what is left of WH come the end of the season - on and off the pitch. But either of them, or anyone else looking at the job, will have the board over a barrel. Just like Fat Sam did, only more so this time. Last time it was just a relegation a new man had to be bribed into dealing with, this time it's so much more. Money talks, and unless there really is some major hidden problem with our finances, they'll open their wallets and make someone an offer they can't refuse.

Though if Moyes actually does walk, we'll be going off the edge of the map. And who knows what will happen?

Howe and Dyche still have upwardly mobile reputations despite the struggles this season. It'll take more than money to get them to set foot in this place. It's an open secret that you get one season of support, followed by one season of spin and if you're lucky to still have a job in year 3 it's a year of undermining press releases and lack of transfer activity until the inevitable non renewal of contract.

f*** me it's like going to see a poxy RomCom you know the ending after the first 5 min, actually you know the ending by the cast in the poster.

[Believer]

If only they'd take a step back, they'd still make their money and the club would perform better in everyway but it's all ego with them, Sullivan can't let go he's a control freak with a Napoleon Complex

I would live to know how many times Sullivan has rewatched that Sky programme today. I bet he is spewing. I hope he is. Maybe now just maybe he is slowly realising that his world of spin has spun its last tale. It's over David. Step aside now. It's clear to the world how pathetically useless you are as a football person let alone a human being...

Toodle pip !!

[Faithless]

I would live to know how many times Sullivan has rewatched that Sky programme today. I bet he is spewing. I hope he is. Maybe now just maybe he is slowly realising that his world of spin has spun its last tale. It's over David. Step aside now. It's clear to the world how pathetically useless you are as a football person let alone a human being...

Toodle pip !!

That thought warms the cockles of me ok heart that thought does...

When the faithless and the believer(s) are on the same page something has to change surely!?

[wormley]

Moyes is probably on 40k a week with a £1m+ bonus for keeping us up.

I doubt he's going to walk away from that.

Kudos if he does.

[Ozza]

Moyes is probably on 40k a week with a £1m+ bonus for keeping us up.

I doubt he's going to walk away from that.

Kudos if he does.

£2m bonus for keeping us up apparently

[wormley]

I know he’s a very crud manager, but I do feel sorry for the bloke. He was THAT desperate to get back into football that he took, arguably, one of, if not THE worst managerial gigs in English football.

I don't know, Pellegrini did alright out of it.

£15M wasn't it.

[Paolo's Piranhas]

**** me it's like going to see a poxy RomCom you know the ending after the first 5 min, actually you know the ending by the cast in the poster.

That's the worst thing about it, the endless loops of repetition that are lost on people who don't support WH..

"Okay, but why's that such a big deal?" - Because it's the tenth ****ing time it's happened!! And we all saw it coming months ago!!

There must be a great venn diagram to be made out of: Bilic - undermined in his second season/our first at the OS where we've moved for 'the next level' - replaced by Moyes - replaced by Pellegrini - undermined in his second season - replaced by Moyes - beaten by Bilic in charge of a Championship reserve team at the OS where we moved for 'the next level'

[peter49uk]

He must be comfortable money wise so why put yourself and your family through something like this.

[prophet:marginal]

I'd personally like to see Sullivan replace Moyes..

From that distance, in the stands? No chance.

[Ozza]

He must be comfortable money wise so why put yourself and your family through something like this.

Something like what? Their creaming money in every season with minimum effort especially Gold, not until the fans get organised and start putting pressure on does it start to get dicey

[il_martello_di_genovesi]

Moyes is probably on 40k a week with a £1m+ bonus for keeping us up.

I doubt he's going to walk away from that.

If he isn't allowed to sign any players I doubt that he'll be getting that bonus. If he doesn't get the bonus it means we've gone down and the reputation of David Moyes stays the same. Walking away is a bit of a joker card for him, because it pushes all of the problem onto the owners. May even get the media feeling a bit sorry for the job Moyes could've done and he may at least get another half decent job somewhere.

Of course it's all if's and but's, but I do think staying in the job with no funds for new players is just him staying on the sinking ship.