Moyes Out ( Released )

[Keep dreaming]

"Posted the same last year. Nothing has changed, except win don't win matches anymore. I'm fed up, we can do much better"

[aldgate]

Ron Atkinson is only 83. He must be in sullivan's Rolodex

[Eerie Descent]

"Nuno would be a terrible appointment, another negative cսnt. Spurs fans hated him, and Wolves let him go due to the poor style of football. Can't we appoint someone who hasn't failed, for once?"

[stewie griffin]

Pretty much all of that from C&H is wrong

[Pedro]

Bielsa was interviewed when we got bilic. Dyche will go to Everton unless they go for a short term option like Ferguson or Rooney.

[Willtell]

"Bielsa will never be interviewed let alone appointed. Sullivan sees us needing someone to save us from relegation. An Allardyce type. Bielsa got sacked by Leeds for being in a similar position to Moyes so it ain't happening. Also as I said earlier, Sullivan is not legally entitled to make decisions on key positions without a majority shareholding. More than 50% of share values need to agree. Sullivan has 38.9%"

[Pub Bigot]

Fair enough.

[southbankbornnbred]

"But most of our foreign players speak decent English (a few don't). With Bielsa, it's the manager who wouldn't. That's a huge difference, and it was (by Bielsa's admission) a bit of a problem at Leeds when games were on the line."

[paulon]

The fact we're even talking about out of work managers as our only options pretty much sums up West Ham United LONDON

[Pub Bigot]

"Most of our players are foreign, so is it important that he speaks the Kings? Not only that, the modern version of the interpreter makes communication easy. Saying that it's Sullivan and he'd say the cost of an interpreter is too expensive and tell Bielsa to use Google translate."

[southbankbornnbred]

"Don't get me wrong, I like Bielsa's attacking style. If he spoke English fluently - 100% yes. But he doesn't, and he said himself he struggled with the language at key times."

[southbankbornnbred]

"Bielsa is genuinely high risk, given his poor communication. We're in a relegation dog fight. A new coach has to impart a lot of new information, quickly, and inspire his players swiftly when necessary. The potential for that to go horribly wrong with somebody who, by his own admission, can't speak as much English as he'd like, is far too great. We might be signing our Championship application forms. You appoint Bielsa if you're relatively safe and seeking a new, positive style. Or in the Championship (as Leeds did). Not in the midst of a crucial relegation scrap with expensive players misfiring and in need of a lot of coaching."

[Stevethehammer]

"I reckon Bielsa doesn't need to speak too much English to get a tune out of the team. We have attack minded players who are being shackled by Moyes's tactics to sit back soak up pressure and hit on the counter. Bielsa will get us playing, the only reason Leeds sacked him was because he had terrible injuries and they went on a bad run. Moyes has had terrible injuries too granted, but his style of play, in game management and in decision are his undoing, not injuries."

[southbankbornnbred]

"If Bielsa spoke good English, I'd take him in an instant. But asking a guy who genuinely struggles to communicate in England to come in and manage new (badly coached) players during a relegation scrap? It's inviting further trouble. Whoever comes in has to hit the ground running, not be struggling with that weirdo interpreter, with all the potential confusion that involves. Imagine Bielsa trying to coach Soucek on how to get the ball under, out from his feet, and away in one movement? He'd need a 15-year contract."

[lowlife]

"If the rumours that the board are losing patience are true, it won't be long until we hear of unrest with the players."

[Jaan Kenbrovin]

It won't be Nuno as he is already in a job. I'd go for Bielsa or AVB.

[JayeMPee]

"Get a bloody move on sullivan, surely you can see how totally inept Moyes is at everything. Do you really want the memory of your friend and partner David Gold to be tarnished by relegation? One other thought, where is Kretensky in all of this surely he should be stepping up now??"

[Vexed]

"Bielsa or Espirito Santo would be decent appointments. I wanted Bielsa when we hired the hopeless Bilic. I fear it will be fucking Dyche though. Surely the most high risk thing to do would be to do nothing at this point? It's clear Moyes is taking us down, has been for ages."

[Pub Bigot]

"Risk? Does the midget cսnt not realise we're 18th in the league after 19 games, with 15 points? The only risk is not having any bollocks. In regards to Sullivan, that means IF he does sack Moyes, he'll bring in a like-for-like manager, as is being reported."

[southbankbornnbred]

"In fairness, what remains of our board are now so old that they're delivering Moyes' P45 by Penny Farthing""¶"

[goose]

Beginning to lose patience? High risk? Fuck me.

[nychammer]

Finally eh? what could be higher Risk than keepoing Moyes?

[LJC]

"C and H""¶. Reports are starting to emerge that the West Ham board are finally beginning to lose patience with manager David Moyes. There appear to be four very clear candidates at this time (Bielsa, Dyche, Benitez & Esp√≠rito Santo) but the Hammers hierarchy consider them all to be ""òhigh risk'."

[master]

"Wolves left a man up for our corner. Even when we're down, Moyes refuses to do it. They scored from their counter attack. Moyes learns absolutely nothing. He's a fucking idiot."

[factory seconds]

WE'VE GOT SUPER DAVID MOYES HE KNOWS EXACTLY WHAT WE NEED 10 MEN AT THE BACK NOTHING IN ATTACK WEST HAM ARE TUMBLING DOWN THE LEAGUE

[nychammer]

We need a new manager and a couple of inspired signings to galvanize us and some injuries to clear up and we have a good chance. None of these things will happen it seems.