Sassy Colin
Death or the gladioli!
Whan, tew, free!"Cor blimey, guvnor, we're goin' dahn and no mistake!"
Whan, tew, free!"Cor blimey, guvnor, we're goin' dahn and no mistake!"
Even if the dissenting view is clearly moronic?Dissenting views are welcome, I suppose.
Berks of a feather.Whan, tew, free!
their bubbles are well and truly burst
An actual quote from West Ham's official statement.
Yeah, 'cause that's what everyone remembers about his 10 months here.
I had actually forgot about that, i remembered they stopped us winning the league in 1992 but i forgot they were already relegated.It goes back before that: an already relegated West Ham beat United 1-0 to ensure Leeds won the league in 1992.
Give over, is he your uncle or something?As is the Liverpool style bitterness of some of the oldies
Fair play to the editor/writer on that - earned their wages for that piece. Gold standard PR.David Moyes' timeline: From Preston North End to West Ham United
Read more at https://www.whufc.com/news/articles...north-end-west-ham-united#PC2q0LHYeuSwIBF4.99
Talk about putting a positive spin on things...
How would I know, I was speculating.Even if the dissenting view is clearly moronic?
We had someone on here call him a "great manager" for feck sake.
It's massively, embarrassingly over the top is all I'm saying. It's one thing saying he didn't do the best job at United, fair enough I think that would be difficult to argue with but some of the comments and poison being spouted about him is unnecessary. Good or bad, he was still a United manager and I don't think he's done anything to deserve the bitterness. Some (if not most) people on here are wishing relegation on West Ham purely for appointing him! It's behaviour which if it took place on RAWK would be ripped to pieces.Give over, is he your uncle or something?
United fans are well within their rights to be bitter towards a thundercnut like Moyes.
Poor Little Pea, this is the second time in his career he will have to be managed by Moyes.
Possibly, but not at football.Moyes is a great manager.
Had a quick look on KUMB. One guy trying to show perspective by saying he didn't do a bad job here.
They're absolutely fecked if that's their positive angle.
Amazing.
You'd get banned from RAWK if you said a single good word about Roy Hodgson and he wasn't as bad as Moyes. If he kept his mouth shut after leaving, most folk probably wouldn't care about him, but he still uses every opportunity to moan about how he was treated here so any goodwill I had for him faded long ago.It's massively, embarrassingly over the top is all I'm saying. It's one thing saying he didn't do the best job at United, fair enough I think that would be difficult to argue with but some of the comments and poison being spouted about him is unnecessary. Good or bad, he was still a United manager and I don't think he's done anything to deserve the bitterness. Some (if not most) people on here are wishing relegation on West Ham purely for appointing him! It's behaviour which if it took place on RAWK would be ripped to pieces.
Not really, he dragged our club to levels we hadn't seen for 25 or more years and destroyed the legacy that SAF had built up, he deserves every bit of vitriol he gets.It's massively, embarrassingly over the top is all I'm saying. It's one thing saying he didn't do the best job at United, fair enough I think that would be difficult to argue with but some of the comments and poison being spouted about him is unnecessary. Good or bad, he was still a United manager and I don't think he's done anything to deserve the bitterness. Some (if not most) people on here are wishing relegation on West Ham purely for appointing him! It's behaviour which if it took place on RAWK would be ripped to pieces.
It isn't embarrassing at all it is the appropriate level of bitterness to hold towards a wanker like Moyes who damaged the club you support, took zero responsibility for his failures, blames everyone else and continues to talk shit about and disrespect the club/previous manager/ex-players and fans to this day.He deserves all the stick he gets for being such a smarmy delusional tosser.It's massively, embarrassingly over the top is all I'm saying. It's one thing saying he didn't do the best job at United, fair enough I think that would be difficult to argue with but some of the comments and poison being spouted about him is unnecessary. .
The vast majority of United fans wish relegation on West Ham regardless of who their manager is.Some (if not most) people on here are wishing relegation on West Ham purely for appointing him!
There was no good during his time here and stop acting like Redcafe is some bastion of virtue, at times it's as bad as any other forum. Ironically this place was most like Rawk 4 years ago when people were blindly supporting Moyes like a cult leader when all logic and reason suggested he was failing badly and wouldn't turn it around.Good or bad, he was still a United manager and I don't think he's done anything to deserve the bitterness. behaviour which if it took place on RAWK would be ripped to pieces
jaysus mate, don't bring that game up, still to this day can't believe that game. I was at that game, Fulham had a lad playing centre half that day, forget his name, 6 ft 7 in he was. What do we do, play non stop crosses. If I had seen that at non league I would have laughed at it.Inept beyond beliefI will always remember that game against Fulham at OT when we had something like 70 crosses.
Perhaps that will be his plan now, at least he'll have Andy Carroll potentially on the end of them.
Please, don't even go there!I think you have just invoked the football gods, you are down to play them at Upton Park on St.Paddys day 17th March 2018.
I bet when they play you Moyes gets Carroll back to winning ways and Hart plays a blinder to show he is still a true blue.
Of course even if they beat you they may well go down.
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It was 81 crosses to be exact, made even more ludicrous by the fact they had a 6ft 7 centre back called Dan Burn in defence.I will always remember that game against Fulham at OT when we had something like 70 crosses.
Perhaps that will be his plan now, at least he'll have Andy Carroll potentially on the end of them.