Tielemans63 Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 Got to be the end of Moyes at West Ham surely? It's all getting very desperate down at the bottom.
RowlattsFox Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 Doubt Moyes survives this. Not watching but are West Ham fans making a show of anger? West ham has Rodgers all over it if he wants to go straight back in. Typical for him to go there, win the conference league and send us down 1
Lionator Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 3 minutes ago, LVFox said: Brendan Rodgers looking at apartments in London as we speak. How impressive are Newcastle by the way? Never stop running at all! Imagine him relegating us on the last day of the season. 3
cruzFOX Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 No way is Rogers going to west ham. We should rename this site to SILLY TALKZ insteaf of foxestalk 1
FoxOnWheels Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 Really think if we can just find a way to beat Bournemouth and get back out the bottom 3 we might juts scan staying up on GD or by a point 1
StanSP Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 2 minutes ago, RowlattsFox said: Doubt Moyes survives this. Not watching but are West Ham fans making a show of anger? West ham has Rodgers all over it if he wants to go straight back in. Typical for him to go there, win the conference league and send us down Nope. The stadium was empty very sharpish.
goose2010 Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 3 minutes ago, RowlattsFox said: Doubt Moyes survives this. Not watching but are West Ham fans making a show of anger? West ham has Rodgers all over it if he wants to go straight back in. Typical for him to go there, win the conference league and send us down There was no fans left by the end.... Actually by about 70 mins the ground was half empty
FOXSE Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 Just now, cruzFOX said: No way is Rogers going to west ham. We should rename this site to SILLY TALKZ insteaf of foxestalk I don't know, didn't Rodgers allude to 'unfinished business' with leicester city?? 1
Stevosevic Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 I imagine Rodgers takes the rest of the season off like Potter. Why do people assume managers want to walk in to a new job a week after being sacked? 3
goose2010 Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 West ham have a tough run in. Last 4 home games are Arsenal, Man Utd, Liverpool, Leeds They also have to go to Man City....
goose2010 Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 2 minutes ago, Stevosevic said: I imagine Rodgers takes the rest of the season off like Potter. Why do people assume managers want to walk in to a new job a week after being sacked? Thought exactly the same why would they! Especially when they are likely to still be paid.
The Bear Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 1 minute ago, goose2010 said: They also have to go to Man City.... Which is their game in hand left. Basically it's all up in the air and anyone's to lose. 1
STEVIE B Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 42 minutes ago, An Away Move said: Goal difference is a great weapon for us in the scrap ahead. Man City away could scupper that ! 1
Paninistickers Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 4 minutes ago, goose2010 said: West ham have a tough run in. Last 4 home games are Arsenal, Man Utd, Liverpool, Leeds They also have to go to Man City.... Liverpool aren't much this year
Wymsey Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 (edited) 3 minutes ago, The Bear said: Which is their game in hand left. Basically it's all up in the air and anyone's to lose. How do you feel under Lopetegui? It seems that you're very hit and miss, like the rest near the bottom. Am a bit surprised that Traore hasn't moved on to be honest. Edited 5 April 2023 by Wymsey 1
Fear Of The Fox Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 8 minutes ago, Stevosevic said: I imagine Rodgers takes the rest of the season off like Potter. Why do people assume managers want to walk in to a new job a week after being sacked? Because they're greedy, stubborn and the majority of them don't have a clue about football tactics. Do you want more?
Brainy Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 Why are people that surprised Lampard is back at Chelsea for a dozen games maximum? They've barely anything to play for domestically and will probably get knocked out of the CL next up. Probably the same people who are gagging for Pearson to return despite doing nothing of note since leaving us 2
Stevosevic Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 Just now, Fear Of The Fox said: Because they're greedy, stubborn and the majority of them don't have a clue about football tactics. Do you want more? It’s also a pretty exhausting job despite the good money on offer. I would imagine when Rodgers got home on Sunday he was pretty drained and wasn’t dying to get to a new club straight away. 3
STUHILL Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 10 minutes ago, Stevosevic said: I imagine Rodgers takes the rest of the season off like Potter. Why do people assume managers want to walk in to a new job a week after being sacked? Exactly. Usually better options in the summer for managers looking. It isn't like he needs the money either!
The Bear Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 2 minutes ago, Wymsey said: How do you feel under Lopetegui? It seems that you're very hit and miss, like the rest near the bottom. Am a bit surprised that Traore hasn't moved on to be honest. Good start but he's struggled since. He keeps picking strange starting XI's and then having to make changes at HT. I don't think he knows what his best team, or formation is. Traore's contract is up in the summer. He deliberately hasn't signed a new deal despite offers, so he can leave on a free in June. I think he wants to go back to Spain. 2
StanSP Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 12 minutes ago, goose2010 said: They also have to go to Man City.... So do we
ceredigion Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 12 minutes ago, Stevosevic said: I imagine Rodgers takes the rest of the season off like Potter. Why do people assume managers want to walk in to a new job a week after being sacked? In professional sport, money is often the answer to the question. When a manger is sacked by a club or leaves by mutual consent, the club will have to pay the remainder of the manager's contract. They can enhance his severance pay by requiring him not to take a position at another club or another club in the same division for a specified period of time, probably until the end of the season. The manager might also be required to sign a non disclosure agreement which prevents him from talking about this arrangement. I imagine that when LCFC sacked Brendan he was told that he would get a bigger pay-off if he didn't take over at another PL club until this season was over. Same with Potter probably. 1
Fear Of The Fox Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 2 minutes ago, ceredigion said: In professional sport, money is often the answer to the question. When a manger is sacked by a club or leaves by mutual consent, the club will have to pay the remainder of the manager's contract. They can enhance his severance pay by requiring him not to take a position at another club or another club in the same division for a specified period of time, probably until the end of the season. The manager might also be required to sign a non disclosure agreement which prevents him from talking about this arrangement. I imagine that when LCFC sacked Brendan he was told that he would get a bigger pay-off if he didn't take over at another PL club until this season was over. Same with Potter probably. Do you have any proof for this? There's no way a modern manager would agree to this kind of clauses. BR will count this week the money on his bank account and he will happily consider accepting a West Ham job next Monday or Tuesday.
Fear Of The Fox Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 12 minutes ago, Stevosevic said: It’s also a pretty exhausting job despite the good money on offer. I would imagine when Rodgers got home on Sunday he was pretty drained and wasn’t dying to get to a new club straight away. Drained?! Really? Poor Rodgers.
dylanlegend Posted 5 April 2023 Posted 5 April 2023 13 minutes ago, Stinky said: Why are people that surprised Lampard is back at Chelsea for a dozen games maximum? They've barely anything to play for domestically and will probably get knocked out of the CL next up. Probably the same people who are gagging for Pearson to return despite doing nothing of note since leaving us It’s a stupid decision. What will it achieve? Will the amount of money they’ve spent they need a manager who can assess the players and decide. Or lamps does well and gets the job full time again. Even though he’s useless as a manager. They may as well bring Di Matteo back. At least he won them something
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