So with our season taking the ever so usual route do you think the board will vote for Mexit before the end or will they stick with Davy even until the very possible sticky end? Even though we are in the same position as previous years I must admit it doesn't feel like the club have the fight or the players to make the escape again and the grim reaper is not just pointing his finger but actually gripping the throat! What do you guys think, do you see any possible way out and if you do what do you see that I can't at the moment?
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I think he'll stay and I think we'll be relegated. Poor squad and lack of investment have hamstrung him but he's also made plenty of mistakes of his own. I think he was the wrong fit for us. People have said, "oh he's a builder not a firefighter" but that's completely missing the point. What we needed was someone to drag performances out of our sub-standard squad.
He has to stay
Over the years we've spent more money on sacking manager
Than on players
Over the years we've spent more money on sacking manager
Than on players
Well that's wrong for a start pal. Why keep him if he is failing at his job.
I can see a way out in that one win and we're only in the relegation zone by goal difference, we haven't been cut adrift whatsoever and even if we had been we have a knack of coming back from the brink.
Moyes isn't doing as well as I'd hoped but I don't see him as a disaster either. If we go down I'd keep him and he'd be the best manager in the Championship with one of the best sides so we'd have a solid chance of coming back up.
Moyes isn't doing as well as I'd hoped but I don't see him as a disaster either. If we go down I'd keep him and he'd be the best manager in the Championship with one of the best sides so we'd have a solid chance of coming back up.
It's too close at the bottom to contemplate relegation. A small run of wins could pull you up the league drastically.
Said on the match day thread that we need five wins and we need them against the teams around us, there are plenty of opportunities to pick up points and as already said we are not cut adrift (yet) so we have as much chance as any of the bottom five.
We need Vic back asap and keep him fit, Defoe and him have enough goals in them to fire us to safety.
Plenty other teams in the mix who aren't scoring goals either so I think Vic is the key and who would have thought that when we signed him.
We need Vic back asap and keep him fit, Defoe and him have enough goals in them to fire us to safety.
Plenty other teams in the mix who aren't scoring goals either so I think Vic is the key and who would have thought that when we signed him.
Yeh I agree
Other teams are as bad
Couple of good results for us and the others keep playing bad and we will be fine
However other teams have to continue in their bad run.
Of course the others could pick up points aswell.
Like you say we have games against teams around us that we must win
Although we have struggled in the past against teams around us.
But we are used to the battle ar the end of the season
And we generally come good
Let's hope so .
Our only winnable game is nearly 3 weeks away but how far adrift will we be by then ? luckily we have to go to Hull, Leicester and Boro and have Bournemouth and Swansea at home, and with players coming back there is hope. If Defoe's shot had gone in we might have went on to win yesterday who knows.
I guess it depends on if the owner thinks we are going down....and if Moyes thinks we'er down and if he fancies the challenge of trying to bring us back up. If Short thinks he has done enough firing, then I guess it will be up to Moyes to make his mind up. For me, we are going down with a whimper, the manager seems to have few ideas and looks clueless when we go down by a goal. But I also agree with the view on here, that simply cannot hiring and firing managers. I just wish Moyes looked like he understands SAFC and gets the feeling the fans have for the club, I just don;t think he does.Its nothing more than a job for him, and a one he has been pi$$ poor at.
Moyes arrived supposedly being good technically and tactically and with a reputation for doing well in the transfer market. Can anyone honestly say that he's lived up to that billing?
When we're relegated, the board need to have a major rethink and take the opportunity to offload a lot of the first team squad and to bring in a manager with modern ideas, who knows the Championship, and who has shown he can get results on a limited budget.
When we're relegated, the board need to have a major rethink and take the opportunity to offload a lot of the first team squad and to bring in a manager with modern ideas, who knows the Championship, and who has shown he can get results on a limited budget.
Bing Mick mcarthy back if we go down he has a great record promoting teams, but if and when a new owner comes in this club better get a top manager in and spend big. Not getting a striker and midfielder last summer was a disgrace.
If and when we go down (which I think we will) I would seriously consider his position as our manager. Said it many times my reasons for not rating him.
I would look to someone with young, with fresh ideas. Granted, that might also not work, but in the Championship even if it takes 2/3 seasons they can mould the whole club.
I would look to someone with young, with fresh ideas. Granted, that might also not work, but in the Championship even if it takes 2/3 seasons they can mould the whole club.
I'd love to see Eddie Howe managing us.
I rather have Neil Warnock in the championship pal. Moyes couldn't get preston up.
The man who fits that description best was discussed on here a few weeks back; Gary Rowett.