Should go to punditry. Channel 5 where he will never be seen or heard from again.
David Moyes | West Ham in talks with him for managerial job
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
Spineless.
Anyone who hires him now deserves to be relegated if he lands another top flight job after his last 3 successive failures
Anyone who hires him now deserves to be relegated if he lands another top flight job after his last 3 successive failures
Mans a joke, he could have salvaged something of his career by having a go in the championship and trying to bring them back up but hes opted for the cowards option.
"Its more than i got at United, i'll tell you that. Did you know i managed them?"
"So what did you make of that chance Moyes"
"Its more than i got at United, i'll tell you that. Did you know i managed them?"
Norwich City perhaps? Poor David - put all his eggs in the Januzaj basket hoping he'd be the savior. Sam Allardyce has proven to be a far more effective manager on a shoe string. Moyes was decent enough at Everton but he did have a good bit more money to spend there than most clubs outside the top 6. He's been shown to be a one trick pony with tactics and doubt he'll be seen again in the PL
A bitch move from Moyes. Just compare him to someone like Benitez, who stuck with Newcastle and brought them back.
He was shite at Everton as well. Achieved absolutely nothing. Our xenophobic media will have us all believe he was great there for some reason
There goes my theory that he was living for the compensation.
So much for ol' Moyesy not being given enough time to work his magic. Just a totally shit human being who masquerades as a honest, hardworking man when he is a complete fraud.
The Utd job has completely broken him.
I honestly think it's probably for the best that he's resigned for his own sake because I think he would have struggled big time next season in the Championship. Hard to see where he goes from here, he's complete shite.
Maybe a pundit job in Qatar or something?
I honestly think it's probably for the best that he's resigned for his own sake because I think he would have struggled big time next season in the Championship. Hard to see where he goes from here, he's complete shite.
Maybe a pundit job in Qatar or something?
Makes noise everywhere he can for years that Manchester United should have given him more time, but when he relegates a club he wipes his hands clean and walks away?
What an absolutely idiotic thing to say, I'm sure it made you feel big though.
Nothing less than I expected from that coward. I pity whichever club are foolish enough to hire him next.
It was to be expected really. He is, after all, a Champions League level manager.
I'd say he's actually done the good thing, allowing Sunderland to get someone more suited for the championship in while forgoing the payoff but that would mean he recognises he'd struggle to get them back up. Probably just doesn't want to manage in the championship.
What this guy said.
This guy is mentally so weak. He can be a perfect manager for arsenal football club.
If he's not so bitter about his tenure here and is taking whatever opportunity he can get to take a poke at our club I would feel for him. feck him.
Don't agree that no compensation was given, surely Moyes owed them something after that campaign.
Dry your tears, princess, I meant for it to come across as shit bloke. Dont worry though, I am sure there will be plenty more opportunities for you to be a SJW.
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Full credit to Sunderland for getting him to resign - I was one of those sure he wouldn't go without a pay-off, but they have managed to avoid that - probably their best achievement of the season.
Also congrats to Sunderland fans on the news - they desperately deserved some good news after what they've been through this season. We here at United know exactly how good this feels.
I think he'll be back in a job soon enough - my opinion of club chairmen isn't very high, and the media will be pushing for him to get any Premier League job where a manager finds himself struggling. His profile is sadly too high overall for him not to be in the running for any Premier League job that comes up, despite his now blatantly obvious shortcomings.
Also congrats to Sunderland fans on the news - they desperately deserved some good news after what they've been through this season. We here at United know exactly how good this feels.
I think he'll be back in a job soon enough - my opinion of club chairmen isn't very high, and the media will be pushing for him to get any Premier League job where a manager finds himself struggling. His profile is sadly too high overall for him not to be in the running for any Premier League job that comes up, despite his now blatantly obvious shortcomings.
So Moyes found out there were going to be no funds for any transfers over the summer, but probably lots of players leaving then he resigned.
It'd be easier to feel sorry for him if he wasn't a blame-shifting tosser.
He was shite at Everton as well. Achieved absolutely nothing. Our xenophobic media will have us all believe he was great there for some reason
He was legitimately a good manager at Everton. I will always defend his tenure there.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...ost-of-their-payrolls/?utm_term=.0e9bb454bc6d
Absolutely no balls does that man have
I'm sure somehow, and in some way, it's all UTD's fault.
Barcelona are about to announce their new manager and Moyes resigns at Sunderland. This can't be a coincidence.
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Newcastle were in a far better position to bounce right back. Their squad was too good to be getting relegated to begin with. Sunderland's is awful and will finish in the bottom half of the Championship. The writing has been on the wall for a while now.
You can say that again!
Would not be shocked to see Sunderland engaged in a free fall down the leagues
He realized there is no way of him getting up again and he just leftDefinitely too good to manage in a league that was won by CL winning manager last season.
Cant wait to see his spin on this.
The problem is he makes it impossible to have sympathy for him. Arrogant, deflects all blame, and corners all the praise.
Not defending him but... if he stays you get people saying "he should do the honourable thing and fall on his sword" and "he won't quit because he won't get a pay off, how pathetic". He resigns "how pathetic, what a coward".
In seriousness, best decision all round for all concerned.
In seriousness, best decision all round for all concerned.
I disagree. He didn't win ONE trophy and Everton are supposed to be a big club, no?
He was treading water there. Everton achieved nothing under him. What will the Moyes years mean to Everton fans? At least their previous managers won FA Cup finals etc.
He's always been a depressing, bang average manager and I hope he disappears into obscurity now.
Because midtable clubs have won tons of trophies in this era. Having stability like Everton had under Moyes is rare especially since they were a side usually battling relegation before he showed up.