David Moyes GOES

[Ernest]

Not surprised

 

[Ⓩ-Ⓐ-Ⓜ-Ⓞ-Ⓡ-Ⓐ]

GET him IN now TONI!

 

[BBassic]

Anybody not see that coming?

 

[Bwian]

Never saw that coming...

Type faster lad.

 

[BensGrandad]

Where will he turn up next? I would suggest Watford if Hulls manager Marco Silva doesnt leave them to go there.

 

[Icy Gull]

Who will they replace him with? Steve McClaren?

 

[sparkie]

Dancing Al must have already sent in his CV.

 

[Albumen]

The coat-tails of Ferguson are shredded and covered in shite.

 

[Beach Hut]

The coat-tails of Ferguson are shredded and covered in shite.

Indeed the poison chalice has sent him in a total downward spiral football management wise

 

[Biscuit]

Hasn't he still got two years left on his United deal?

 

[dangull]

Since Man Utd it has been disastrous for him. He did have a successful spell at Preston which resulted in the Everton job, which he did quite well.

I would say a league 1 job to build his reputation again would be his only option now.

 

[Raleigh Chopper]

After Everton you would have thought he was going on to great things but it has been disastrous.
Just goes to show that sometimes you can be in the right place at the right time, then go on to bigger and better things only to find you were not that good in the first place.
Many managers have gone down that road, maybe that is why Wenger stayed with Arsenal for so long.

 

[Greg Bobkin]

Gus to Sunderla...

Oh... [emoji38]

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[ROKERITE]

Moyes has shown every sign of being a broken man this season. I doubt he'll manage again but if he does it will be a disaster.

 

[GT49er]

Since Man Utd it has been disastrous for him. He did have a successful spell at Preston which resulted in the Everton job, which he did quite well.

He actually did a very fine job at Everton, who at the time, in PL terms, didn't have a pot to p___ in. I think he got a raw deal at Man. Utd. - although Fergie did at least seem to walk away (unlike Busby, who hovered over the reigns of McGuinness and O'Farrell like the spectre at the feast) there was still too much of the 'old guard' left, trying to do things the Fergie way and thereby undermining Moyes.
He should have shipped a few more out, quickly.

 

[dangull]

He actually did a very fine job at Everton, who at the time, in PL terms, didn't have a pot to p___ in. I think he got a raw deal at Man. Utd. - although Fergie did at least seem to walk away (unlike Busby, who hovered over the reigns of McGuinness and O'Farrell like the spectre at the feast) there was still too much of the 'old guard' left, trying to do things the Fergie way and thereby undermining Moyes.
He should have shipped a few more out, quickly.

Martinez in his first season at Everton got more points than any season under Moyes.

 

[Knocky's Nose]

I think, personally, having a managerial giant such as SAF, anyone could have come in and it'd have been a fanfare from a mouse's trumpet...

Yes, Moyes did a great job at Everton - you can't deny that. However, he's been as lucky as a one leaf clover since. How could a squad get excited about a manager coming in who's sunk three clubs in a row?

 

[Pavilionaire]

The Greek League beckons...

 

[GT49er]

Martinez in his first season at Everton got more points than any season under Moyes.

Good manager took over a good team at a well run club and did well. No news story there.

 

[Perkino]

He actually did a very fine job at Everton, who at the time, in PL terms, didn't have a pot to p___ in. I think he got a raw deal at Man. Utd. - although Fergie did at least seem to walk away (unlike Busby, who hovered over the reigns of McGuinness and O'Farrell like the spectre at the feast) there was still too much of the 'old guard' left, trying to do things the Fergie way and thereby undermining Moyes.
He should have shipped a few more out, quickly.

He destroyed a very good United side, alienating some great players in the process