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People like moyes and pardew should not get another top flight job....consistently getting jobs yet they've never won anything in their managerial careers and in the case of moyes been rubbish in his last 3 jobs..man u ,sociedad and now whu

Most managers have never won anything as there are limited trophies to win. Both have taken clubs to top 6 finishes so only just behind Pochettino on the not won anything managers
 

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The ex Salford bosses Morley and Johnson are the new bosses of chester fc....back to the national league north.
 

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Sam Allardyce sacked by Everton.
 

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Woking appoint Alan Dowson as their new manager.
 

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Most managers have never won anything as there are limited trophies to win. Both have taken clubs to top 6 finishes so only just behind Pochettino on the not won anything managers
"Winning something" (i.e. trophies) is all relative. Neither Eddie Howe, David Wagner or Sean Dyche won anything this season, but they have been successful, since they have clearly improved their team and exceeded expectations.

Pardew clearly didn't, but considering the scum in charge of WHU, you could argue that Moyes met reasonable expectations with them, as he did for over a decade at Everton, and before that PNE.

Of course he has other blots on his CV, but I suspect he could argue that the environment at those clubs was wrong, were he prepared to speak out and tell us what he knows.

For myself, I'd say he's a decent enough manager, but needs a stable, well-run environment to work in for him to produce his best.

Whereas the very top managers manage to create the stable, well-run environment wherever they land up eg Ferguson and Wenger.

(Or in Mourinho's case, create it, then fall out with everyone and screw it up again!)
 

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..............laughable.............
You could perhaps (stress) justify it by saying it was solely a short-term appointment (to keep them up).

But if so, why give him 18 months, knowing that he was guaranteed the full amount even if/when he was dispensed with early?

At least WHU had the nous to offer Moyes a 6 month contract.

Once again, I wonder how people so obviously intelligent, educated and accomplished in other fields become so stupid when taking over a football club:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farhad_Moshiri

And Moshiri can't even use the excuse that he's new to the game, since he was a decade at Arsenal before buying (effective) control of Everton.

Late Edit:
Crikey, I'd actually forgotten about this:
"It was only 12 months ago that Moshiri was preparing to bankroll the biggest spending spree in Everton's history under Ronald Koeman, a manager he made it his mission to secure from Southampton."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/44138201

Absolutely bonkers!
 
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So exactly how much money has Allardyce Trousered in the Past 2 years ?

Staying Up Bonus No 1

England Compensation

Staying Up Bonus No 2

On Top of his normal Salary !!!
 

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So exactly how much money has Allardyce Trousered in the Past 2 years ?

Staying Up Bonus No 1

England Compensation

Staying Up Bonus No 2

On Top of his normal Salary !!!
Don't actually blame Allardyce, if I'm honest.

It's the clowns who keep offering him these one-way contracts who amaze me.
 

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"Winning something" (i.e. trophies) is all relative. Neither Eddie Howe, David Wagner or Sean Dyche won anything this season, but they have been successful, since they have clearly improved their team and exceeded expectations.

Pardew clearly didn't, but considering the scum in charge of WHU, you could argue that Moyes met reasonable expectations with them, as he did for over a decade at Everton, and before that PNE.

Of course he has other blots on his CV, but I suspect he could argue that the environment at those clubs was wrong, were he prepared to speak out and tell us what he knows.

For myself, I'd say he's a decent enough manager, but needs a stable, well-run environment to work in for him to produce his best.

Whereas the very top managers manage to create the stable, well-run environment wherever they land up eg Ferguson and Wenger.

(Or in Mourinho's case, create it, then fall out with everyone and screw it up again!)

Clearly but I was responding to the point about managers not winning anything!!
 

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Don't actually blame Allardyce, if I'm honest.

It's the clowns who keep offering him these one-way contracts who amaze me.

If Sam keeps you in the Premier League rumoured to be worth £100M it seems like money well spent?
 

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Both Allardyce and Moyes did a decent job in my opinion, considering where the clubs were when they took over. You can't always play 'the beautiful game' when you're scrapping for points. Neither were hired for their free-flowing football, so the clubs got exactly what they paid for imo.

All I would say to WHU & Everton is 'be careful what you wish for'.
 

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Lambert now departed Stoke
 

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Lambert now departed Stoke
Unless Lambert left because he's got a better offer somewhere (and I'd be v.surprised if he has), then what's happened to Peter Coates/Stoke's reputation for not being a sacking club?

Still, as someone once said, there's no problem in football which cannot be solved by sacking the manager.

Which is why Port Vale always win the Champions League, season-in, season-out.
 

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Recent failings by 'merry-go-round safe bet' managers might finally lead clubs to take a punt on an up-and-coming prospect. Couldn't do any worse than Lambert, Pardew, Carvalhal.
 

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Arteta for Arsenal is a strong rumour now. Interesting if so
 

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Frank de Boer linked with Swansea, he was utterly hopeless at Palace so why do they think he will do well in the Championship? Anyway hope they do as it will remove one contender for next season.
 

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To give him credit, he was asked to play a Barca style with an Allardyce team, and given 5 games to do so....with no signings. As soon as that summer window closed they should have got rid of him, and acknowledged that they didn't commit on their end whatsoever to the project.

He may do better at a club that will give him time, and with a few footballers who can play that style (even if half of them have forgotten).
 

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Gary rowett to stoke....a real stoke type of manager...I'm sure the locals will appreciate his boring football.
 

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Unai Emery, former PSG manager, tipped for the Arsenal job.
 

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Unai Emery, former PSG manager, tipped for the Arsenal job.
Now confirmed, apparently.

Anyone know which one he is?

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(Cue the inevitable Dick jokes)
 

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Emery is a good choice for arsenal imo....did very well at sevilla....psg is a weird club where the players pick the team and what neymar says goes....and Arsenal don't have the funds to be anything more than a sevilla of the PL...a cup team who might scrape into the top 4
 

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At least we have an excuse to see Steve McLaren's finest moment as a pundit.

 

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West Ham fans are in for a treat. Pellegrini is a perfect choice for them imo, different league to Moyes. Top 7 finish i reckon.
 

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West Ham fans are in for a treat. Pellegrini is a perfect choice for them imo, different league to Moyes. Top 7 finish i reckon.

*reviews malaga's track record*

*looks up West Ham's relegations odds*
 

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If it doesn't work they'll turn on him, and within 3 months. He's only there for the money but we'll see how it goes. With the money WH have from the stadium it may be a matter of time before they stumble their way onto a good thing. It won't be their decisions that get them there though...more likely picking a good manager who makes all the key decisions for them and then taking all the credit.

I'm not so optimistic though, and I don't really understand why they got rid of Moyes. He stabilised them, gave them discipline and got some key players performing again. He also identified those that were causing 'issues' and took them out of play. But he didn't get top 8 with a mixed bag of players so is out...
 
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Will Pellegrini be given the time he needs to build a team? We shall see.
 

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But he took a pay cut from his job in China :scratch:

Ok fair enough, but the fact that he was in China before probably shows what he's looking for at this stage of his career.
 

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*reviews malaga's track record*

*looks up West Ham's relegations odds*

lol can’t help yourself can you.

Btw I did say Moyes would be sacked, but he lasted a few months longer than i thought ;)
 

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Another one off the managerial.merry go round gravy train. ...was ok at city initially then got found out....a nice sounding foreign name to keep the hammers fans happy....until it all goes sour by xmas....
 

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Another one off the managerial.merry go round gravy train. ...was ok at city initially then got found out....a nice sounding foreign name to keep the hammers fans happy....until it all goes sour by xmas....

lol Weren’t you the one who said Pep Guardiola got found out last season? That was flippin classic!

Pellegrini took Villarreal to the Champions league semi-final on a tiny budget. He took Malaga to the Champions league quarter final. He won the Premier league with City, until he got found out lol. Ask City, Malaga, Villarreal fans what they think of Pellegrini. West Ham will love him, excellent appointment, for a change!
 
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