Agent Moyes

  • Please bear with us on the new site integration and fixing any known bugs over the coming days. If you can not log in please try resetting your password and check your spam box. If you have tried these steps and are still struggling email [email protected] with your username/registered email address
  • Log in now to remove adverts - no adverts at all to registered members!
Moyes is either extremely clever or extremely stupid. Clever for highlighting he needs funds to escape another relegation battle and stating we don't have funds to keep fees down or stupid for not already filling in the obvious deficiencies we have throughout the team let alone the squad. Also his misplaced faith in his former players who are not good enough. I am swaying toward the latter, hope I'm wrong !
 
Moyes is either extremely clever or extremely stupid. Clever for highlighting he needs funds to escape another relegation battle and stating we don't have funds to keep fees down or stupid for not already filling in the obvious deficiencies we have throughout the team let alone the squad. Also his misplaced faith in his former players who are not good enough. I am swaying toward the latter, hope I'm wrong !
He's not extremely clever or extremely stupid. He's a football manager who's had a modicum of success at a fairly stable premiership club (Everton,for those who can't keep up) and is now on the merry go round of managers who are in the frame for every job going. He does'nt really care if we succeeds or not. If we do,he's a genius,if we don't,he gets sacked,gets a huge pay off,then moves onto the next club that need a "Name" as a manager.
 
Super selective this though. Di Canio and Moyes make negative comments and it's out of order. Poyet, Dick and Sam all echoed exactly the same sentiments and nobody battered an eyelid.

The common denominator is they all said it during transfer windows. I wonder why?

Just read that and smiled, so so right..
 
  • Like
Reactions: Brian Storm
That's fair do's, nowt wrong with reservations but if everyone with reservation write him off like that he's guaranteed to fail. I'd rather be pleasantly surprised myself than us going full circle by changing managers again.

Bri your right about Moyes assessing etc and I think it's t h e uncertainty as to whats happening and it's emotional concern rather than pure criticism.We should be used to these changes - these two defeats are not helping after the high levels of play at the end of last season.
If we can beat the Shrews and win in Hampshire things will more positive - the club & players need our full support AND positive comments from Moyes to the media
 
I hope I am wrong but this is the way I see things. Last season we had a manager who turned us around with shrewd signings and instilling a great team spirit which resulted in top 6 form for the last 12 games. The whole club and supporters were in great fettle and awaited the new season with renewed hope which had been missing for years, Unfortunatley we all know what happened next .
Step forward David Moyes, I must admit I have never liked the bloke ,I thought he was overrated ( think it took him 3 years to steer everton away from releagation)and was found out after his appointment at Man U but none the less was prepared to give him the benefit of the doubt, Silly me.
This bloke has had his ego booted in the last 3 years and is intent on proving himself at our expense. No way was he going to continue " the good work sam has done " because he didnt want anyone to be able to say thats Sam's team. Look at how things have turned out ( remember the whole F.A saga only put things on hold) He seems intent on either selling and not following up with purchases of good loan players and pissing off any of Sams first teamers. Look at the Kone situation, if that had been Sam he would have been interviewed by the press regarding evertons offer where he would have laughed out loud in piss take fashion and said something like "they just got 50 million for stones, so we want 60 for Kone. Mvilla would have been signed already along with Yedlin and I dont believe Kaboul would have left, whos next? khazari? Seems to me he wants nowt to do with Sams players and that has resulted in clashes resulting in transfer requests for whatever reasons. Look where the blokes is shopping ,championship, man u's not good enough squad and out of contract players .I honestly do not believe its because of Ellis Short , I think he will cough up if need be . I can see us been right in the ****e after 10 games with this ****er where after,he walks away. How can this ****er say we are in a relegation fight after 2 games !!!!!!! only one reason to say it, to give him more time, he was prattling on about putting relegation battles behind us only 3 weeks ago . Is this man Steve Mcclaren in disguise. I hope I am wrong .



Well thats 10 games. Get this f*cking fraud out of our club
 
You have every right to go back to the OP in the light of the situation now, just a pity you did not predict the list of injuries we are sustaining, player individual mistakes that have cost us points at the same time.
 
But come on, he's had the impossible job this window. The Khazri thing is a bit suspect but everything else has been out of his hands. On top of that he's had to asses his squad but how can he do that when most of them are injured?
When he first came one of his first comments about M'Villa - see if we can get a better value player - he did Piernaer and the up & comming Mcnair and Love
He's made serious errors as well as being put in a difficult situation
His dubious tactics are fundamental to our lack of success imo.
 
You have every right to go back to the OP in the light of the situation now, just a pity you did not predict the list of injuries we are sustaining, player individual mistakes that have cost us points at the same time.
You have every right to go back to the OP in the light of the situation now, just a pity you did not predict the list of injuries we are sustaining, player individual mistakes that have cost us points at the same time.
You have every right to go back to the OP in the light of the situation now, just a pity you did not predict the list of injuries we are sustaining, player individual mistakes that have cost us points at the same time.

You have every right to go back to the OP in the light of the situation now, just a pity you did not predict the list of injuries we are sustaining, player individual mistakes that have cost us points at the same time.

Nobody can predict injuries and players individual mistakes but what is causing these mistakes? The man is a total fraud who got lucky at Everton, look at the bench yesterday 6 of which were his signings ffs. His post match comments are a joke, his player assessments are even worse .After the game at southampton he said Anichebe "was a handfull" he never had a shot at goal!. If he is such a handful why not put him up front to support the isolated Defoe?
The man is going to break all our records ffs.
 
Poor DM. He has walked into a club with zero ambition, the worst team/squad in the PL,and invidually the most talentless players in the PL. The guy has absolutley nothing to work with.
At least when he was at Everton he had underperforming talent to work with. Yet he is expected to perform miracles. SAFC have become relegation fodder for as long as i can remember,which is not DM's fault. Get rid of the board and there may be hope in a few years.
 
Nobody can predict injuries and players individual mistakes but what is causing these mistakes? The man is a total fraud who got lucky at Everton, look at the bench yesterday 6 of which were his signings ffs. His post match comments are a joke, his player assessments are even worse .After the game at southampton he said Anichebe "was a handfull" he never had a shot at goal!. If he is such a handful why not put him up front to support the isolated Defoe?
The man is going to break all our records ffs.
DM is damned no matter what he does or says. Anichebe may not have got a shot away but provided space for others to do so; Moyes talks him up and it turns out to be wrong. Had he come out with a more bland and reasonably accurate assessment he would then be condemned for being negative.

As regards the bench - that just reinforces our situation as under more reasonable conditions it would have contained at least three of the injured first teamers.

We had Pocchetino on the TV yesterday complaining about injuries to his players who I believe to be Son and Kane. I guess that puts our list down as a crisis.
 
DM is damned no matter what he does or says. Anichebe may not have got a shot away but provided space for others to do so; Moyes talks him up and it turns out to be wrong. Had he come out with a more bland and reasonably accurate assessment he would then be condemned for being negative.

As regards the bench - that just reinforces our situation as under more reasonable conditions it would have contained at least three of the injured first teamers.

We had Pocchetino on the TV yesterday complaining about injuries to his players who I believe to be Son and Kane. I guess that puts our list down as a crisis.
All I will ask is can anyone give one example of anything positive Moyes has done since been here ?
 
He'll get time, for sure.

Most of your defeats have been by narrow margins, aside from Arsenal and Everton.

Not much needs done to turn 1-0 defeats into 1-1 draws or even wins, but it depends on the attitude of the players from here in out. They have to graft their nuts off, or you'll end up getting more 3-0 and 4-1 defeats as other teams find their stride.
 
graft their nuts off,

That should happen every game
But it dosnt

It's the same everywhere Vince, I don't think anybody puts 100% in every single day at work. Some days you do, then it feels good, so you go on a little run of giving everything, but a lot of the time it's easier to do the minimum.

People seem to think the more you get paid the more effort you should be putting in, when in fact, a lot of the time it's the opposite.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Nordic and haslam
It's the same everywhere Vince, I don't think anybody puts 100% in every single day at work. Some days you do, then it feels good, so you go on a little run of giving everything, but a lot of the time it's easier to do the minimum.

People seem to think the more you get paid the more effort you should be putting in, when in fact, a lot of the time it's the opposite.

Its not only the fact that they get payed flipping great wodges of cash that makes people think they should graft their nuts off 100%. Its the fact that not grafting their nuts off means that they are making a large set of people, who invest alot of time, effort and cash into their cushy lifestyle, miserable. I'd like to think if I was a professional footballer I would graft my nuts off in order to be able to safely walk down the street without getting abuse from an angry mob of supporters.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Billy Death
It's the same everywhere Vince, I don't think anybody puts 100% in every single day at work. Some days you do, then it feels good, so you go on a little run of giving everything, but a lot of the time it's easier to do the minimum.

People seem to think the more you get paid the more effort you should be putting in, when in fact, a lot of the time it's the opposite.
Yeh your right there
The more you get the less you WANT to do
 
Its not only the fact that they get payed flipping great wodges of cash that makes people think they should graft their nuts off 100%. Its the fact that not grafting their nuts off means that they are making a large set of people, who invest alot of time, effort and cash into their cushy lifestyle, miserable. I'd like to think if I was a professional footballer I would graft my nuts off in order to be able to safely walk down the street without getting abuse from an angry mob of supporters.

The perils of being a loyal supporter mate. It'll be a sad day in my life when I let the actions of 11 chumps decide my long term mood.