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Who's still backing Moyes?

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RichD said:
Yes, look at the state of our football since these have been in, same mistakes, players lacking confidence, can't pass a ball 10 yards...coaches are suppose to sort that out, and help the manager on the training pitch, it's to easy to blame the manager every time, he's only got one set of eyes and ears...
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i can pass the ball ten yards without needing coaching and I'm twice the age of most the players :lol:

actually - passing the ball ten yards was bracewell's speciality!
 

I've been pro Moyes and I've been patient with his Summer shopping but honestly? After yesterday's capitulation I'm not sure. He's not helped himself and his naturally neutral/implacable demeanour looks better on a man who has a few results and performances under his belt. It's not a good look for David Moyes sitting there trying to explain why pro footballers canna trap a ball, pass to a team mate and find some space. It's like watching enthusiastic U-11's and tbh, I've had more impact in coaching enthusiastic but limited bairns, than David Moyes has had in coaching so-called top professionals. Yesterday was a game changer for me.
 
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stubber said:
I've been pro Moyes and I've been patient with his Summer shopping but honestly? After yesterday's capitulation I'm not sure. He's not helped himself and his naturally neutral/implacable demeanour looks better on a man who has a few results and performances under his belt. It's not a good look for David Moyes sitting there trying to explain why pro footballers canna trap a ball, pass to a team mate and find some space. It's like watching enthusiastic U-11's and tbh, I've had more impact in coaching enthusiastic but limited bairns, than David Moyes has had coaching professionals. Yesterday was a game changer for me.
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We should sack Moyes then appoint you then :rolleyes:
 
stubber said:
I've been pro Moyes and I've been patient with his Summer shopping but honestly? After yesterday's capitulation I'm not sure. He's not helped himself and his naturally neutral/implacable demeanour looks better on a man who has a few results and performances under his belt. It's not a good look for David Moyes sitting there trying to explain why pro footballers canna trap a ball, pass to a team mate and find some space. It's like watching enthusiastic U-11's and tbh, I've had more impact in coaching enthusiastic but limited bairns, than David Moyes has had in coaching so-called top professionals. Yesterday was a game changer for me.
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:eek:

Didn't realise the stress was making Moyes age so rapidly. He looks terrible in your avatar.
 
stubber said:
I've been pro Moyes and I've been patient with his Summer shopping but honestly? After yesterday's capitulation I'm not sure. He's not helped himself and his naturally neutral/implacable demeanour looks better on a man who has a few results and performances under his belt. It's not a good look for David Moyes sitting there trying to explain why pro footballers canna trap a ball, pass to a team mate and find some space. It's like watching enthusiastic U-11's and tbh, I've had more impact in coaching enthusiastic but limited bairns, than David Moyes has had in coaching so-called top professionals. Yesterday was a game changer for me.
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Neatly encapsulated as ever.
 
Put it this way. Anyone who has a clue about football and where this club has been going wrong over the past half decade will be backing Moyes.
 
Yes I'm sticking by him, anyone that wants rid needs to tell me who they want to replace him ?
I've got my doubts of course but whatever happens we need stability and a manager who can carry out his plans over a few years instead of a few days
 
HBSAFC said:
I am.

He is an experienced premier league manager who knows what he's doing. He was at Everton for 11 years and rarely had them out the top 8 whilst spending little money. He needs time to get it right.

How many managers do we need to go through for people to realise the owner is the problem?

Think the criticism Moyes gets is way over the top. People complaining he never brought any subs on today but how many of these young players have most fans actually seen play live? Not many watch our u23 games. Maybe Moyes has watched and knows they wouldn't have made a difference?

We lost today because Stoke have a better team. Other than Defoe, how many of our starting 11 would have got in theirs today? None.
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I wouldn't envy anyone inheriting the situation he got lumbered with, tbf
 
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