I have a feeling.that even if the Glazers sacked Moyes he woyld still turn up for the job refusing to accept the fact he has been sacked. Like a madman he would be reapting "im the manager of this club muahahaha"
What will it take to sack moyes?
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Moyes' sacking will be the best thing to happen to the club since Van Der Sar saved Anelka's penalty. Yes I'm aware we won 3 more titles and a couple of League Cups
Can you imagine the joy here when he get sacked?
Can the caf take that strain?
Can the caf take that strain?
After the mess we saw today, i have no doubts that come the last match of the season, Moyes will be handed his pink slip. Even a blind man can see that Moyes is not up to the job. All we have to do is ride out the last 4 games and then sit back and watch the fallout.
Hopefully we lose miserably in our final four games. Just want Moyes out now. Any enthusiasm or hope has been sucked from the club.
It would be a beautiful moment, but I can't see us sacking the cnut.
Utterly destroying us and draining away the soul of our amazing club. Please for the love of god sack him before the damage becomes irreparable.
I am just hoping that there is at least a board meeting going on tonight to talk about the current situation. I would pray if I was religious
I don't think that they are totally clueless about football. Liverpool's management aren't football men, but look, they chose a terrific manager (after a lengthy process when they were interested for the likes of De Bour and Martinez too - shich shows that they know that stuff). I guess that the Glazers can do the same, and I guess that there are people who can help them.
If they ask Ferguson again for advice though, then I think that they are genuinely retarded and they have won all their money playing lotary.
I can't actually imagine how good I'd feel. It would be surreal.
I actually find all this a bit strange in a sense. Saf always was a man who believed that football teams should entertain their fans. I've read some very strong statements from him in this regard. Did something change? Our football was dire in recent years, and then he goes ahead and picks David Moyes, whos Everton team managed to play dull football for almost a decade. That's just bit... Weird.
If SAF is saying he will turn it round I can see that persuading the glazers, you can't also dismiss the fact that this situation is completely unexpected, moyes was supposed to offer stability and continuity, finishing in the top 4 would have been taken for granted. I don't see an obvious plan b and think moyes will keep his job by default. The only 2 realistic candidates are klopp and van gaal, klopp doesn't seem like he will leave and van gaal isn't available until after the World Cup which I think will rule him out based on what happened last summer. So I see moyes keeping his job by default and benefit of the doubt.
I want him gone, I think he should have gone after the back to back defeats against Newcastle and Everton as I feel we could have saved the season but I just don't see it happening.
What little hope I had for him gone. He needs to go its embarrassing.
For me the best man for the job is simeone from atl Madrid
The club won't want to sack him before the end of the season. There'd be no point and it'd be a bit mean spirited just to sack someone for the sake of a handful of largely meaningless games. IF he's going it'll be in the summer, not now. There'd almost be a lack of dignity to his dismissal if it happened now and whatever his ability to do the job is I think that's not something anyone really wants, much less anyone at the club.
It's a small but significant difference sacking someone at the tail-end of the season and doing it in the closed season. Not least to the stock-market one looks like a considered decision and the other a bit knee-jerk
It's a small but significant difference sacking someone at the tail-end of the season and doing it in the closed season. Not least to the stock-market one looks like a considered decision and the other a bit knee-jerk
What liverpool did is what we should have done in the first place, but it shows how much faith the owners have in SAF that he was allowed to pick his successor who was completely under qualified and if that faith is still intact moyes will keep his job.
How do you know SAF hasn't privately changed his mind already? In public he would back Moyes no matter what. Plus the appointment is on his head and he may not be as involved in the club next season after starting his long term Harvard lecturing job next month.
And those 2 defeats would have been much too early on in the season/a kneejerk reaction, although I wouldn't have complained if they did. Like I said before, they will sack him end of season.
This is the likeliest outcome, but I really want to be able to enjoy the last few matches of this bowel movement of a season without him and his vacant expression sat in our dugout.
It's difficult though because if he goes now we have more time to find a replacement and if we are looking for one whilst he is still in the job and is telling everyone about his plans for the future when in reality it has been decided he has none then that isn't very dignified either.
He's a dead man walking, I'm sure of it. Gone at the end of the season.
He may have changed his mind but he is close to moyes and believes in giving managers time so I would think he hasn't but you never know.
It would have been knee jerk at the time but it seems like a missed opportunity now, main reason I picked that time were his comments about not wanting to take RVP off because of what people might say, that was moment that for me he was basically saying job was too big for him.
That would be ace, telling to him that we are considering extending his contract and he will have a billion to spend this season, and then on the last day of the season to feck him off. Absolutely magnificient.
Being a bit more seriou, I think that we can look for a replacement while the clueless one is still on charge for the next 4 meaningful games, when among others he will turn another 2 corners, one for winning against Norwich and an another for playing very well but only drawin against Soton.
It wouldn't have been knee jerk at all, it would have saved our season. By that time it was clear that Moyes was and forever will be clueless.
But I doubt he'd leave Atletico now. Him and Koke would be the best summer ever.
Simeone is more attainable than Klopp IMO.
Only problem is he doesn't speak English (I think). Would be a dream appointment though.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...ject-display-against-former-club-Everton.html
The press are even beginning to heap pressure on him.
The press are even beginning to heap pressure on him.
Wishful thinking mate, he will still be there next season.
About time. He's had an easy ride so far. The press have been happy to pick on the players so far; the very players Moyes is saying aren't good enough. We've been conned.
Seriously if the board doesn't sack him in the next two-three days, then they're poor business and morons.
Liverpool's success this season tells them that the manager can make a team play above their levels and this man is consistently downgrading the squad. He's managed to alienate half of the squad aswell. Nani, Kagawa, Hernandez, Vida, Rio and now Tony and Welbeck have complained about him. feck this man and let him go before he makes us like Liverpool of 90's.
Liverpool's success this season tells them that the manager can make a team play above their levels and this man is consistently downgrading the squad. He's managed to alienate half of the squad aswell. Nani, Kagawa, Hernandez, Vida, Rio and now Tony and Welbeck have complained about him. feck this man and let him go before he makes us like Liverpool of 90's.
What did Valencia say?
Simeone in, with Beckham as his number 2.
Complained in a newspaper of not playing enough matches this season.
Valencia saying he hasn't played enough?! Up until the last few games he was almost guaranteed.
I'm hoping now its a case of when in the week than if that he goes
I think its pointless trying to figure out when he gets sacked, resigns or a big red bus knocks some sense into him.
1. The club has made it clear that he's here for the long haul.
2. Big personalities have backed him through and through so far.
3. Ego's will be bruised if he doesn't get at least another season.
These are the 3 main reasons i think he won't go anytime soon and none of these reasons have anything to do with whats happening on the pitch.
1. The club has made it clear that he's here for the long haul.
2. Big personalities have backed him through and through so far.
3. Ego's will be bruised if he doesn't get at least another season.
These are the 3 main reasons i think he won't go anytime soon and none of these reasons have anything to do with whats happening on the pitch.
I was watching this:
Living across the Atlantic, it is very difficult for me to make a difference. Still, the word has to be spread in Manchester: we have 3 home games left to play and what the people said in that video has to be multiplied by dozens if not throughout the entire stadium now. It is time local supporters do what's right and declare open rebellion against this fool.
Living across the Atlantic, it is very difficult for me to make a difference. Still, the word has to be spread in Manchester: we have 3 home games left to play and what the people said in that video has to be multiplied by dozens if not throughout the entire stadium now. It is time local supporters do what's right and declare open rebellion against this fool.
"He's your Roy Hodgson" is what a scouser said to me. Their supporters snapped after a while and the board had no choice but to sack him, it's obvious were going to back him until the end so it's down to board to make their move.
Here's the crazy thing, I can still see him getting away with all this and getting another year. It's what annoys me so much.
It would have appeared knee jerk but you are right by then it was obvious he was not the right man. Moyes was a risk he was under qualified and as soon as he got the job he needed to ditch the underdog mentality, embrace the opportunity to manage a club like utd. It was a risk based on the idea he was being shackled at Everton but that has been proved wrong. He has struggled from day one and is still struggling, still out of his depth, no plan, no positives, no improvement but somehow he is still here.
Who cares how it would have looked. Replacing him with a better manager (when it became clear that David Moyes will forever be David Moyes) would have saved us the season and would have been a great move on the long term. A lot of United thought that Liverpool sacking that clown Hodgson wasn't the right move and was a knee jerk reaction, but it has been proven that it was an excellent move by them. We didn't make the same move for our version (though even shiiter) of Hodgson.