Six-month deal. That shows how badly Moyes wanted the job, and also how uncertain West ham are about giving him it.
Six-month deal. That shows how badly Moyes wanted the job, and also how uncertain West ham are about giving him it.
So you are in the shit down at the bottom and you sack your manager and then you appoint a man whose last job was exactly the same circumstances at Sunderland and he took them down like a stone. Remarkable decision. I guess he's waiting for Everton to come calling in the summer. Fingers crossed!
Not that I'm here to speak for Brady, Gold and the porno king but TBH I'd be surprised if Moyes wasn't 4th or 5th choice even on their list. Beggars can't be choosers.
As far as the bitters are concerned, Allardyce seems to have changed his mind about preferring the USA job, the betting now is he'll become their manager and, though I can't stand the fat git, I expect him to keep them up. He's done it with worse squads, including with West Ham themselves.
When did it becomes zero chance for luring a manager away from Patrick Thistle away games to manage in PL?
If Hammers isn't attractive enough you'r not up to it anyway.
Moyes was, at best, fourth or fifth choice, after West Ham approached Ancelotti (hahahaha), Mancini (hahaha), Pellegrini (haha) and Benitez (ha).
Allardyce is also not thought to be Everton's first choice, with the usual high-minded delirium that one often associates with Everton, leading to being linked to names like Ancelotti (again), Pellegrini (again), Watford's Silva and the perennial Sean Dyche.
He's winning trophies, managing in the CL and Europa league, adored by the fans and is making history up there.
Not to mention he's Irish and has a strong love for Celtic.
I don't see him giving West Ham a 2nd thought.
TalkSh!te, in the oleaginous person of Jim White (who keeps claiming the inside track on matters Evertonian via Moshiri himself), was saying earlier that an approach was made for Marco Silva in the Watford boardroom after they played Everton recently, and that Unsworth was present at the time.
Not sure why they would travel all the way to Watford to have the meeting there, I think it would've been closer to have had it in the Everton boardroom due to the game being played at Goodison 🙂
I was listening to the radio yesterday and apparently (according to a poll in some fanzine) 95% of West Ham fans would appoint Pardew before Moyes. Now given that Pardew was sacked after the worst run of results the Hammers had experienced in 70 years, including 3 wins from 18 games and a run of 8 straight defeats, that doesn't bode well for Moyes' popularity amongst those Happy Hammers.
24th February 2018 will be the next time it happens, mark it in your diariesWhen was the last time we got a manager sacked? It used to be quite common back in the day, but I don't remember it happening much recently
It's interesting that few, if any, of their supporters seem to blame Bilic for the problems they're having. Practically to a man (or woman) they blame the board.
It's interesting that few, if any, of their supporters seem to blame Bilic for the problems they're having. Practically to a man (or woman) they blame the board.
It's interesting that few, if any, of their supporters seem to blame Bilic for the problems they're having. Practically to a man (or woman) they blame the board.
if the fans didnt like big sams tactics, it will be more of the same with moyes. they should have gone for clement, kept swansea up and palys decent football.
I'd love to see the back of West Ham - back to the Championship they go.
My first footie shirt was a Hammers shirt. So I have some kind of sympaty for them. And I like Bilic. But of course a club With Pardew, Fat Sam and Arry.... Nope.