Oh No, Oh No, Not Moyes!

sir.prize | 23:10 Mon 12th May 2014 | Football

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http://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/378532/Ex-Man-United-boss-David-Moyes-in-line-for-SHOCK-move-to-West-Brom

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tonyav

I think it will be Malky Mackay, sir p.

Canary42

No way tony, Malky's coming back to Norwich.

tonyav

LOL, hope your right, Canary. I have a feeling that the Baggies manager was sacked ! yesterday in the hope of snatching Malky from the Canaries.

Arksided

So what you saying... Moyes is good enough for Man United but not good enough for West Brom. Woah standards have changed in the Midlands I may even risk popping into a cafe again.

tonyav

LOL, Arksided, any manager is to good for the Baggies.

sir.prize

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It's time these club chairmen began to understand football. Very few managers can claim to be the inspiration to their team. The result of a game is due to the efforts of the players rather than the manager. There are very few like Tony Pulis.

Baggies are about to fill the 'hot seat' for the fourth time in less than two years. That's not the way to do it.

tonyav

A bit pedantic I know but the Baggies have taken to calling what most clubs call the manager the chief coach.

Canary42

Club chairmen do understand MODERN football - it's big business, not sport.

sir.prize

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Canary - maybe so. But to be successful in big business one must have the best players - not necessarily the best manager.