I so wish it could be Brendan Rodgers. [emoji23]
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[Football] Moyes Gone
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Not a bad shout. They're definitely heading towards car crash territory.
Weststander
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Ironically, they consider themselves the most knowledgeable on football and real football peoples clubs:
Everton since their School Of Science, and as we are all told West Ham won the World Cup.
looney
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- Jul 7, 2003
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When it comes to Under achieving West Ham are the great southern hope to take Sheff Wednesday's loser title, The irony of the crass comment "we shouldn't be losing to teams like Brighton" is they are always losing to teams like Brighton and a haughty attitude isn't helping. it just cranks up their entitled fans to lose their shit and invade the pitch etc.
Really? Oh well, that's rather sad, but I can't really help you - it's very simple. I'll give you two clues though: Moyes and Allardyce............
Oh, and it's two 'L's in drivelling, btw.
BensGrandad
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David Sullivan says that West Ham are very near to agreement for a new manager with a man who has had success at the top level as a manager. Would Ancellotti be interested in the job?
Manuel Pellegrini, I believe.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
I'll hold my hands up and say I was laughing up my sleeve when Moyes arrived with West Ham in the bottom 3, given his complete DISASTER at Sunderland. But fair play to him, he got them organised, got a tune out of Arnautovic, and dug them out of a right old mess. Ridiculous that he's been binned off (a-la Allardyce at Everton) so that they can install the next Juan Carlos in a sharp suit and a fancy accent. But thats just the way of the PL, and most of the fans demands. I'd have thought the best thing WHU could've had right now was a bit of stability, but clearly not.
Goons.
Goons.
Well, it won’t be Fonseca, he’s just singed for another 2 years at Shakta. I hope they go after Benitez
Weststander
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Lurchy
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- Jul 2, 2014
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They said that they also want a manager with Premier League and European success... to me that sounds a lot like Claudio Ranieri who has left Nantes today. Tempted to put a cheeky bet on him.
More likely Diego Someone. Or Diego Anyone.
West Ham have announced their October sacking.
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Why would any WH fans feel underwhelmed? This is a guy who's won the league and gatecrashed a two-horse race in Spain. Their previous manager's highest achievement was a 4th place in the PL. I imagine that all WH fans, except the totally crazy ones, will be delighted with this appointment.
Perhaps it's something to do with the fact they are West Ham fans.
Weststander
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It all depends on the players they bring in. They're lacking in several areas, and some of their better players aren't young.
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Why would a man in his mid 60s give up a £15 mill a year contract in China to get a third of that at basket case club West Ham?
He's been promised a £40million war chest for transfers - even with a fair wind that will barely get him into the top half of the table.
He's been promised a £40million war chest for transfers - even with a fair wind that will barely get him into the top half of the table.