The Managerial Merry Go Round™

[TRon]

18 month deal as well

 

I think that's a compromise for both parties. Moyes said he didn't want to go back there on a temporary contract, and clearly West Ham don't fancy him as a long term appointment. West Ham have some decent players, a bit of organisation defensively should stabilise them until they can go for who they really want. Moyes gets a decent squad to work with for 18 months. Not a bad deal for either party really.

[DJ_NUFC]

"Winning is what I do," said Moyes.

 

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/50950041

 

PFM's after watching The Irishman over Christmas.

[Yorkie]

"Winning is what I do," said Moyes.

 

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/50950041

 

PFM's after watching The Irishman over Christmas.

 

He's lost about a bajillions more than he's won since leaving Everton, like.

[samptime29]

Confident interview 

 

Interested to see how it goes. If they get off to a good start, they'll be fine tbh. Rough start could be tricky for them.

[quayside]

Moyes reckons Gold and Sullivan “showed quite a lot of class” in asking him to come back to West Ham. Fuck me.

[Dinho lad]

Confident interview 

Interested to see how it goes. If they get off to a good start, they'll be fine tbh. Rough start could be tricky for them.

 

Based on that clip, he sounded confident but it was still full of shit quotes.

 

 

'out of certain managers, I have the highest win rate' (or something out along those lines.)

 

Yeah, which certain managers are those? The crap ones?

 

'that's what I do, I win'.

 

 

'strong, good and attacking footballing team'.

 

Yeah...? when?

 

'the owners though I was good enough to get another opportunity here'

 

really? Why didn't they keep you on, then?

 

 

Decent manager, but blowing his own trumpet far too much there.

 

[AyeDubbleYoo]

Managers are hired and sacked based on very short-term circumstances for the most part, the same logic could apply to Pellegrini. Why sack him now if they hired him before? He’s the same bloke. Silly to pretend there’s a strategy at work.

[Gallowgate End]

Based on that clip, he sounded confident but it was still full of shit quotes.

 

‘out of certain managers, I have the highest win rate' (or something out along those lines.)

 

Yeah, which certain managers are those? The crap ones?

 

'that's what I do, I win'.

 

 

'strong, good and attacking footballing team'.

 

Yeah...? when?

 

'the owners though I was good enough to get another opportunity here'

 

really? Why didn't they keep you on, then?

 

 

Decent manager, but blowing his own trumpet far too much there.

 

 

God Bruce type stuff.

 

You’d think these managers would have the record for the biggest Real Madrid and Liverpool wins in Champions League history(Both 8 v 0)

 

Or the biggest Real Madrid win in 60 years(10 v 2)

 

Or be Real Madrid’s highest goal rate manager in the last 60 years(2.76 goals a game)

 

Or have the record for the biggest goalscoring win in Chelsea's PL history(8 v 0)

 

Or have the highest scoring team in the Premier League over a season outscoring Fergie.

 

Yet Jeff Stelling says at least Newcastle now have an attacking manager in Bruce

 

Didn’t know it was Bruce who had the elite attacking records.

[Wullie]

Looney tunes.

[nufcjb]

Wonder if Pardew is kicking his heels for taking the Dutch job. Could have been the return of Pardew rather than the return of Moyes.

[Gallowgate End]

Young talented manager Van Bronckhorst off to manage in China apparently.

 

At Guangzhou R&F.

[loki679]

Young talented manager Van Bronckhorst off to manage in China apparently.

 

At Guangzhou R&F.

 

Bah, that's fake Guangzhou.

[Deuce]

Steve Bruce and David Moyes as gainfully-employed Premier League managers in the year of our lord 2020. You love to see it.

[stlouismag]

Steve Bruce and David Moyes as gainfully-employed Premier League managers in the year of our lord 2020. You love to see it.

 

Best League in the World.®

[Segun Oluwaniyi]

Steve Bruce and David Moyes as gainfully-employed Premier League managers in the year of our lord 2020. You love to see it.

Grouping those two together is a genuine insult to Moyes.

 

I wonder what it would take for Howe to be sacked. For a team that is now meant to be fairly established in the league, their results and performances have been horrendous recently. Has he earned the right to take Bournemouth down?

[Deuce]

Steve Bruce and David Moyes as gainfully-employed Premier League managers in the year of our lord 2020. You love to see it.

Grouping those two together is a genuine insult to Moyes.

 

 

Neither should be managing in the Premier League.

[Guest neesy111]

Jonathan Woodgate's turned it around at boro.  4 wins in a row.

[Raconteur]

Steve Bruce and David Moyes as gainfully-employed Premier League managers in the year of our lord 2020. You love to see it.

Grouping those two together is a genuine insult to Moyes.

 

I wonder what it would take for Howe to be sacked. For a team that is now meant to be fairly established in the league, their results and performances have been horrendous recently. Has he earned the right to take Bournemouth down?

 

That's a really good question - it's a paradox that the longer he keeps them up, the less valid it is to stick with him if they go down.

 

They certainly should be doing better than they are. I remember thinking Wilson, King, Brooks and Fraser was one of the better attacking forces outside the "top six", but they've all been poo this season

[mrmojorisin75]

howe always goes on these shite runs then turns it around doesn't he?

[Gallowgate End]

Steve Bruce and David Moyes as gainfully-employed Premier League managers in the year of our lord 2020. You love to see it.

Grouping those two together is a genuine insult to Moyes.

 

I wonder what it would take for Howe to be sacked. For a team that is now meant to be fairly established in the league, their results and performances have been horrendous recently. Has he earned the right to take Bournemouth down?

 

That's a really good question - it's a paradox that the longer he keeps them up, the less valid it is to stick with him if they go down.

 

They certainly should be doing better than they are. I remember thinking Wilson, King, Brooks and Fraser was one of the better attacking forces outside the "top six", but they've all been poo this season

 

Not after what he’s spent no.

 

Thing is he’d be the best man to win the Championship though.

 

Managers like Howe, Farke, Jokanovic are more suited to the Championship than low Premier League clubs you wouldn’t want to be in a relegation fight with them 3.

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Steve Bruce and David Moyes as gainfully-employed Premier League managers in the year of our lord 2020. You love to see it.

Grouping those two together is a genuine insult to Moyes.

 

I wonder what it would take for Howe to be sacked. For a team that is now meant to be fairly established in the league, their results and performances have been horrendous recently. Has he earned the right to take Bournemouth down?

 

That's a really good question - it's a paradox that the longer he keeps them up, the less valid it is to stick with him if they go down.

 

They certainly should be doing better than they are. I remember thinking Wilson, King, Brooks and Fraser was one of the better attacking forces outside the "top six", but they've all been poo this season

 

Not after what he’s spent no.

 

Thing is he’d be the best man to win the Championship though.

 

Managers like Howe, Farke, Jokanovic are more suited to the Championship than low Premier League clubs you wouldn’t want to be in a relegation fight with them 3.

You mean the same Eddie Howe who has kept Bournemouth up for the last 4 seasons, that one's not good at keeping small clubs up?

[Gallowgate End]

Steve Bruce and David Moyes as gainfully-employed Premier League managers in the year of our lord 2020. You love to see it.

Grouping those two together is a genuine insult to Moyes.

 

I wonder what it would take for Howe to be sacked. For a team that is now meant to be fairly established in the league, their results and performances have been horrendous recently. Has he earned the right to take Bournemouth down?

 

That's a really good question - it's a paradox that the longer he keeps them up, the less valid it is to stick with him if they go down.

 

They certainly should be doing better than they are. I remember thinking Wilson, King, Brooks and Fraser was one of the better attacking forces outside the "top six", but they've all been poo this season

 

Not after what he’s spent no.

 

Thing is he’d be the best man to win the Championship though.

 

Managers like Howe, Farke, Jokanovic are more suited to the Championship than low Premier League clubs you wouldn’t want to be in a relegation fight with them 3.

You mean the same Eddie Howe who has kept Bournemouth up for the last 4 seasons, that one's not good at keeping small clubs up?

 

I said in a relegation fight this is his first relegation fight let’s see if he has the minerals to get them out of it.

[Tribesman]

Steve Bruce and David Moyes as gainfully-employed Premier League managers in the year of our lord 2020. You love to see it.

Grouping those two together is a genuine insult to Moyes.

 

I wonder what it would take for Howe to be sacked. For a team that is now meant to be fairly established in the league, their results and performances have been horrendous recently. Has he earned the right to take Bournemouth down?

 

That's a really good question - it's a paradox that the longer he keeps them up, the less valid it is to stick with him if they go down.

 

They certainly should be doing better than they are. I remember thinking Wilson, King, Brooks and Fraser was one of the better attacking forces outside the "top six", but they've all been poo this season

 

Not after what he’s spent no.

 

Thing is he’d be the best man to win the Championship though.

 

Managers like Howe, Farke, Jokanovic are more suited to the Championship than low Premier League clubs you wouldn’t want to be in a relegation fight with them 3.

You mean the same Eddie Howe who has kept Bournemouth up for the last 4 seasons, that one's not good at keeping small clubs up?

 

I said in a relegation fight this is his first relegation fight let’s see if he has the minerals to get them out of it.

 

But if this is his first relegation fight then he has obviously managed well in the last few seasons to have them safely in mid table rather than fighting relegation.

[Tribesman]

howe always goes on these s**** runs then turns it around doesn't he?

 

They always go on good and bad runs of form for long periods. At point this they were in the top 6 in the league. Injuries to key players like Ake and King and Fraser not hitting the same form as last season has not helped.

[samptime29]

Bournemouth big problem this season is goals. They've always conceded a fair few, but didn't matter as much, because they were productive in the final third.