That "these lots are suckers!" and being triumphant look.
Still can't believe they would go for him after those failures upon failures.
David Moyes West Ham Manager | Gone (pedantic sod Sarni)
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
Still can't believe they would go for him after those failures upon failures.
Only thing bad about this is that Chicharito will have to suffer under him, again. Imagine signing for a club only to have them appoint David Moyes a few months later. 
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It’s like they’re having a ‘Who can come up with the worst idea’ competition down there at the moment.
Throw in Pardew and Harry Redknapp and you've the full cast of the PL managerial merry go round.
Hang on, I thought according to Shearer and his pundit bunch, British managers couldn't get a look in, what with all those foreign managers taking their jobs and all...?
Yet this fecker has now failed, consecutively in 4 jobs and gets a PL job?
Open the fecking talent pool to black managers and women coaches because British football clearly needs more talent if this is what's acceptable.
Yet this fecker has now failed, consecutively in 4 jobs and gets a PL job?
Open the fecking talent pool to black managers and women coaches because British football clearly needs more talent if this is what's acceptable.
Just watched his interview...
Talking about the importance of bringing in his own coach staff who he can trust...
Also stating Sunderland was his only job that didn't go well.
He's a prick and I really hope he gets sacked in a couple of months.
Talking about the importance of bringing in his own coach staff who he can trust...
Also stating Sunderland was his only job that didn't go well.
He's a prick and I really hope he gets sacked in a couple of months.
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Agreed. But what about Sunderland level?
Jagielka, Baines and Coleman cost sod all and have been great for Everton. None of them played for Moyes at Preston. And yet his cheap buys at Sunderland were mainly players he knew from previous clubs, and all terrible.
Carroll, Arnautovic, Noble, managed by Moyes. Difficult to assemble something less likeable
Coleman only really got a look in at Everton after Moyes left to join United. Moyes' regular right back was the inspirational Tony Hibbert.
Maybe we can con Moyes into buying Luke Shaw again.
something something Van Gaal authorised Shaw transfer.
something something Van Gaal authorised Shaw transfer.
Karma for Noble playing the hard man that time when he carried Herrera off the pitch.
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West Ham fan poll:
http://www.kumb.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=170009&st=0&sk=t&sd=a
Hiring Pardew would lead to the same problems sooner or later.
Are Steve round and wee jimmy going along for the ride too?
This can't be true can it? Must be a wind up
he must be the best guy ever at job interviews
I hope he gets West Ham relegated, They both deserve each other.
He did terrible at Sunderland no doubt. Nothing good to say about that time. Might be due to mental instability after his failure with us. He clearly struggle to let it go and is deeply hurt by it. If he keep up the Sunderland form West ham will go down. Would be quite tragic if we see no response and just total collapse from West Ham. I think the Sunderland failure has given him some more fight and also some self reflection so I do think he will do better at West Ham and keep them up. Changing managers usually gives teams a boost and so he could possible use that to get a decent start. Although getting Moyes probably don't inspire many/if any players to perform better.
CNN just now running a segment about how disappointed and angered West Ham fans are because of the Moyes appointment, qouting „there’s only so much you can take (as a fan)“
Fashanu, Jones, Wise managed by Ian Brady.
No white text? Dude are you doing this for the likes or what because, you already on the wrong foot with 99% of caftards already with the first sentence itself..
Nobody can let you down like the great moyestro can. I dislike west ham, this will go down well. Best news news of the season, well almost as good as wenger-in!
I see the metaphorical noose has already been tightened.
True. He spent what was big money at the time on some bang average players.
People also talk about his signings of Baines, Jagielka and Cahill as if it makes him a scouting mastermind when the former two were clear stand out players in promoted teams and the latter had been known as one of the best players in the Championship for years and just scored the winner in an FA Cup semi-final.
Tevez, Bellamy and Johnson managed by Mark Hughes
Paul Merson talkin earlier on about how Moyes' managerial failures have given him character. When in actuality they really just prove he's shit.
Bilić’s first season was miles better than Allardyce, in both performances and results. Even last year they did better than Allardyce had in his last two seasons despite the disadvantage of playing at that awful stadium. Let’s not pretend that just because they’ve gone backwards and brought in another old dinosaur that sacking Allardyce wasn’t the correct decision.
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It baffles me that anyone can defend Moyes at Sunderland. They were crap for years but O’Neill, Di Canio, Poyet, Advocaat and Allardyce all kept them up. Moyes comes in, spends €42m and finishes bottom of the league, 16 points below 17th place.
Even considering the state of the club he was an abject failure.
So whose fault will it be this time when he leads West Ham to relegation?
Geoff Hurst's.
hope he flops so bad.....so soo badHe finished seventh. SEVENTH!
All that was expected of him was to finish in the top four.
As with Sunderland, it wasn’t an easy job but he failed spectacularly.
Playing #10 for Sunderland nowadays.Paddy.......
Me still wondering how Chicharito would feel with Moyes around
Many figures in the UK media also support them so they are treated like a “big club” and given a lot more coverage than other teams of their level.
They’re also associated with racially abusing their own black players and hooliganism back in bad old days, as well as being the club choice for the sort of cockney “white van men” and wannabe hardmen like Danny Dyer and Ray Winstone.
I’m not even British and I dislike them.