act now McNally!

[Syteanric 1]

Adams has done a good job the last 2 games but our next manager has just left Old Trafford.

Get him in for Saturday and he will want to ram it down uniteds throat....

Moyes in!

[spudgfsh 0]

[quote user="jas the barclay king"]Adams has done a good job the last 2 games but our next manager has just left Old Trafford.

Get him in for Saturday and he will want to ram it down uniteds throat....

Moyes in![/quote]

God I hope not!

[kick it off 2,062]

Terrible suggestion. Why on Earth did you think you needed to start two threads saying exactly the same thing?

[Syteanric 1]

hadn''t realised a 2nd thread had been posted...

Glad to hear everyones happy to accept Mr Norwich and narrow defeats though....

[Move Klose 303]

If anyone thinks david moyes would be interested in the borwich job then frankly you are mad.

[morty 0]

No way we could afford him.

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[MyGodWeArePoorToWatch 0]

I wouldnt want him. There is a reason he got the boot, and that everton have massivly improved in terms of football since he left.

No no and no again !!

[kick it off 2,062]

[quote user="jas the barclay king"]hadn''t realised a 2nd thread had been posted...

Glad to hear everyones happy to accept Mr Norwich and narrow defeats though....[/quote]

http://services.pinkun.com/forums/pinkun/cs/forums/3107428/ShowPost.aspx

How can you not realise when you started it? Odd.

I didn''t realise Adams was the only alternative to Moyes, thanks for clearing that up.

[lappys homeboy 0]

"Adams has done a good job the last 2 games but our next manager has just left Old Trafford.

Get him in for Saturday and he will want to ram it down uniteds throat...."

That''s surprising, especially coming from who-tons second biggest fan after lsd of course.

[skeps 0]

too good for us, will go spurs or newcastle

[dean 0]

Moyes will certainly not want to be managing a Championship club. And that''s what we will be next season.

So regardless of the merits of the OP''s suggestion (personally I see more bad an good when it comes to Moyes), it''s irrelevant.

[Dubai Mark 0]

I just love the view that David Moyes usnt good enough for us........unbelievable!

[Syteanric 1]

[quote user="Dubai Mark"]I just love the view that David Moyes usnt good enough for us........unbelievable![/quote]pretty much.. if he had left Everton and come here half the posters on this board would have Creamed themselves...still.. "too small manager for the mighty Norwich!!!"

[im spartacus canary 0]

[quote user="Dubai Mark"]I just love the view that David Moyes usnt good enough for us........unbelievable![/quote]yes he kept a massive club  who have had premier league money since its inception and gates of 40,000 every week in the top 10 every year, and people rave about him as if he had done it with accrington stanley.. as soon as he leaves everton they are flying... as soon as he goes to man united they become a joke... yes lets snap him up before someone else does [:D]

[Mr Brownstone 0]

I''m sure Moyes would jump at the chance to add a nailed on relegation to the end of what has been a fantastic season for him.

 

[Mr Angry 2,017]

In the previous 10 full Premiership seasons before Moyes joined Everton, they only finished in the Top 10 once and their average position was 12/13. In the 11 full seasons under Moyes they only finished outside the Top 10 twice and their average position was 7/8. And Bill Kenwright never gave him huge amounts to spend, especially in comparison to the other clubs trying to qualify for European competition.

Not good enough for Man Utd but easily good enough for us.

[Highland Canary 78]

Would welcome Moyes but he''s out of our league. Will end up at a club like Newcastle, West Ham or Villa.

[# 0]

[quote user="Highland Canary"]Would welcome Moyes but he''s out of our league. Will end up at a club like Newcastle, West Ham or Villa.[/quote]

 

And relegate them!............if he can''t do it with the Manure line up where can he do it? [:|]

[morty 0]

I don''t even know where to start with that....

[nutty nigel 7,902]

[quote user="Wiz"]

[quote user="Highland Canary"]Would welcome Moyes but he''s out of our league. Will end up at a club like Newcastle, West Ham or Villa.[/quote]

 

And relegate them!............if he can''t do it with the Manure line up where can he do it? [:|]

[/quote]

 

Thing is you never know. There''s no science to this appointing managers malarkey. Who''d have thought Lambert would be such a failure at Villa?

 

 

[morty 0]

[quote user="nutty nigel"][quote user="Wiz"]

[quote user="Highland Canary"]Would welcome Moyes but he''s out of our league. Will end up at a club like Newcastle, West Ham or Villa.[/quote]

 

And relegate them!............if he can''t do it with the Manure line up where can he do it? [:|]

[/quote]

 

Thing is you never know. There''s no science to this appointing managers malarkey. Who''d have thought Lambert would be such a failure at Villa?

 

 

[/quote]Or even that Hughton would finish above "The Messiah"[;)]

[Syteanric 1]

[quote user="Mr Brownstone"]

I''m sure Moyes would jump at the chance to add a nailed on relegation to the end of what has been a fantastic season for him.

 

[/quote]so If Moyes comes in and takes us down it will be his relegation but if Adams fails to keep us up its Hughton''s fault???

[morty 0]

[quote user="jas the barclay king"][quote user="Mr Brownstone"]

I''m sure Moyes would jump at the chance to add a nailed on relegation to the end of what has been a fantastic season for him.

 

[/quote]so If Moyes comes in and takes us down it will be his relegation but if Adams fails to keep us up its Hughton''s fault???[/quote][:D]

[im spartacus canary 0]

[quote user="Mr Angry"]In the previous 10 full Premiership seasons before Moyes joined Everton, they only finished in the Top 10 once and their average position was 12/13. In the 11 full seasons under Moyes they only finished outside the Top 10 twice and their average position was 7/8. And Bill Kenwright never gave him huge amounts to spend, especially in comparison to the other clubs trying to qualify for European competition.

Not good enough for Man Utd but easily good enough for us.[/quote]if he was any good he''d have done better than that given the time he had to build something, he was average at best

[Mr Brownstone 0]

It clearly wouldn''t be Moyes'' fault, but I''m pretty sure he still wouldn''t want it on his CV after his experience at United this season.

Not a chance it will happen, for so so many reasons.

[LostTheFaith 0]

Not a chance he would come here. Likely to keep mr norwich in the championship anyway.

[TIL 1010 5,246]

Moyes was never ever going to succeed at Utd after the Ferguson years but remember who hand picked him for the job. This is not the first time this situation has arisen at Old Trafford as those of us old enough to remember the Busby reign and the success he brought just like Ferguson to the Mancs will remember the likes of Wilf McGuinness, Frank O''Farrell, Dave Sexton, Tommy Doherty and even Ron Atkinson had only limited success and lived in the shadow of Busby.

[im spartacus canary 0]

Gotta love roy keane for his outbursts , the players need to take a long hard look at themselves [:)]

[PurpleCanary 6,384]

[quote user="TIL 1010"]Moyes was never ever going to succeed at Utd after the Ferguson years but remember who hand picked him for the job. This is not the first time this situation has arisen at Old Trafford as those of us old enough to remember the Busby reign and the success he brought just like Ferguson to the Mancs will remember the likes of Wilf McGuinness, Frank O''Farrell, Dave Sexton, Tommy Doherty and even Ron Atkinson had only limited success and lived in the shadow of Busby.[/quote]And Manchester United a club at the very top of the tree, able then and now to pick from the very best managerial talent. Yet failure after failure in the wake of Busby''s departure and now another mistaken choice. Worth bearing in mind when it comes to assessing the choices made by clubs such as ourselves, who get to pick not from the first tier of management, or even the second, but the third.

[drurys testamonials V 15 0]

Here''s me thinking McNally was up for a role at the theatre...