If this is so I will hate myself.
Had a 50 quid bet with my mate the day they apointed Moyes that they wouldn't finish top four, he raised the stakes and bet me an extra 20 they would finish top 2. That'80 quid banked but I've been saying all season that Fergie would be the next boss. Kept seeing odds but didn't want to bet some of my student loan on it. And there were some ****ing good odds.
On paper he was a good candidate, obviously not Mourinho good but still not a complete unknown. Lets look at it this way: Moyes has many years EPL experience and had been over achieving for many years with a finiancially strict club in Everton. He had them playing functional yet attractive football at times and was able to pick points up against a lot of the top sides, he also is young enough to stay on for many years to build his own legacy.
The problem he has is that he has been left with a lot of players who just aren't quite good enough. Fergie got a lot out of them, but that's Fergie and even last year on paper they looked a rather weak side. Moyes on paper looked ideal, but maybe whatever Fergie saw in him isn't enough.
disagree, I think if you look at Spurs pre MJ, you see what Moyes achieved at Everton
- We were mid table dross, a few decent buys and a mid level manager made us best of the rest, the real struggle is pushing beyond that and winning the big games.
- The massive flaw in Moyes record that was conveniently passed over was his record against the top team and anytime it really counted (Cups/CL qualifier/etc.), when their is real pressure they always folded.
That "not good enough" has Rooney, RVP & Mata
You do not become a bad manager overnight. He needs to sort out central midfield and bring in a world class centre back. Unfortunately he probably will not get the time.
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Just listening to this guy on 5 Live... Seems pretty certain.
Saying theta the board lost patience after yesterday and that there's unrest among the players!
**** it if that means they go for LVG.