Finally a success for him. Did well to keep them up.
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?
Some reports that Pelligrini had been lined up for the job
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"David it was tough season but we'd like to aim for finishing in the top 10 next season, let's make some progress."
"No chance, you lot are set for a relegation battle again."
"We'll let you know..."
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He'll be grand though - he's got the press in his pocket. They'll get him a job in no time.
I'm not surprised at all, his post match interviews in the game vs us and yesterday he kept referring to them as they and all that.
Maybe he thinks now he has proved that he is a top manager, he should be looking for clubs that are in top 7 or 8.
Would he be interested in working with Stevie Me at Rangers? His time as a manager where a club is committed to him at a decent top half of the table side should be over.
He is a Championship League's level manager he think he is.Maybe he thinks now he has proved that he is a top manager, he should be looking for clubs that are in top 7 or 8.
Oh David, did the impossible and kept West Ham up and now facing the sack.
Have a feeling he'll be back at Everton this summer.
I was guessing Benitez to Everton and Moyes to Newcastle or Swansea.
Their demanding fans would be fecking depressed
Am I the only one who thinks he did a good job at West ham?
Now that would be funny.
Well he relegated Sunderland, that has to count for some loyalty right?Their demanding fans would be fecking depressed
He did but clubs have money to burn and want to risk it on better foreign managers than british retreads.
Even Brendan can't find a way back and he's the best of the lot.
To be fair, Ellis Short relegated Sunderland.Well he relegated Sunderland, that has to count for some loyalty right?
No chance....The Everton fans wouldn't want him anywhere near their club...
Well played Davey; he performed a 'miracle' to keep West Ham up and now he'll leave when he's stock is the highest it's been in years. His media buddies will have him a job in no time.
He did but they have a good squad tbh much better than the ones below them.
But where?He won't get a job at a top 6 club....Burnley have an excellent manager already,Everton won't want him back,Leicester and Palace have stable managers....Come to think of it,maybe Newcastle might be a good option IF Benitez leaves this summer.
There's a lot of talk that Everton want Benitez,so if Benitez leaves,then maybe Newcastle might be a good fit for Moyes.Its a huge club and if he's backed in the transfer window he may fancy the challenge of establishing them as a top half club.Apart from Newcastle,he probably won't find a bigger club than west ham...
Arsenal
No chance Bentiez agrees to Everton.
Don't think the West Ham fans wanted him either, but we all know what happened.
Didn't he say West ham had done well to avoid relegation?
Hahaha....Would love to see the reaction of the Arsenal fans if this happens!!Arsenal Fantv should be fun to watch if Moyes gets the job...Arsenal
Why not??They clearly have a better squad than Newcastle....They"ve got an owner who's ready to spend big and Benitez knows that city inside out.Frankly I don't think there's any reason why he would turn down Everton....he left Liverpool a good 6-7 years ago,don't think his links with Liverpool will stop him from joining Everton...after all he didn't grow up supporting Liverpool..
He'll walk effortlessly into a new job in the PL, no problem.
I'm thinking Newcastle, I suspect Rafa will leave this summer.
I'm thinking Newcastle, I suspect Rafa will leave this summer.
He did what he was brought into do which was avoid relegation, but they conceded the most goals in the league. Only for a few teams being even worse they could have easily gone down, he should have had that squad safe weeks/months ago.
Newcastle is the best that Moyes can find in many ways,but the only problem is Mike Ashley.Newcastles net spend under his ownership has been woeful...
Name a manager that has managed Everton and Liverpool. Or considered it. Same with Arsenal and Chelsea, United and Liverpool, United and City, Spurs and Arsenal.
Its like that for a reason. 6-7 years is very recent memory too, especially when Rafa enjoyed arguably his most decorated moment in his career there.
George Graham.He was a 2 time league champion with Arsenal,I think he spent 7-8 years there....left the club in 1995 and he subsequently went on to manage Spurs in 1998...He managed Spurs for 3 full seasons...
He did when you compare it to his three previous jobs
Nice one! Thats one example though so the general point kind of stands. Again, especially considering how Rafa always admires Liverpool to date and given his achievements there.
I agree he is too loyal to Liverpool and always will be
I reckon Carlos Carvijal would be best for the club tbh.
I'm amazed this hapless clown kept them up.
Fair enough...But unless Benitez ends up at Arsenal,Everton's the only upgrade to Newcastle in this league....But I can see where your coming from...
He’s made a decent amount of money from their fans since he was sacked, so I can’t see him putting that at risk by going to one of their alleged rivals.
Exactly - his “success” at West Ham is all relative to the extremely low expectations we have of Moyes, particularly after his stint at Sundeeland.
Moyes won’t get a top 8 job but, with people like Hughes walking into another PL job after leading Stoke into the relegation zone, there’s no reason Moyes can’t land another top tier role. Maybe he’ll end up at Cardiff once Warnock gets sacked around November.