The MESSIAH to West Ham?

[rodcurrie]

I wonder if he'll get linked? Fat Samuels would come his cocao if he thought they could get our MESSIAH.By the way Bilic has been sacked.UTCB

[FatherKnowsBest]

I wonder if he'll get linked? Fat Samuels would come his cocao if he thought they could get our MESSIAH.By the way Bilic has been sacked.UTCB

Must admit I feel a bit sorry for Bilic. Liked him as a player and he comes across as a good guy, but as Big Sam said, they've lost their way and its time to move on. David Moyes next for me. That should keep them firmly in the bottom three.

[shorehamoldboy]

moyes

[Mansfield_Blade]

To me it shows what is wrong with English football, if you are a player who on retiring, does the right thing and learn to be a manager at a lower league, they are written off as “a lower league manager” and is never considered for any job in a higher league. In the pecking order they are far lower than a manager who has never managed in the UK whose only experience is in leagues far lower than the Championship, managers who has constantly failed at this level or ex-player with no experience.

I have criticised players like Ryan Giggs for wanting to walk into a top job without learning his trade but he may be right, if he went to the lower leagues he may never get the chance to manage in the Premier League.

[Carpe_diem]

To me it shows what is wrong with English football, if you are a player who on retiring, does the right thing and learn to be a manager at a lower league, they are written off as “a lower league manager” and is never considered for any job in a higher league. In the pecking order they are far lower than a manager who has never managed in the UK whose only experience is in leagues far lower than the Championship, managers who has constantly failed at this level or ex-player with no experience.

I have criticised players like Ryan Giggs for wanting to walk into a top job without learning his trade but he may be right, if he went to the lower leagues he may never get the chance to manage in the Premier League.

Off the top of my head, Neil Warnock, Sean Dyche, Sam Allardyce, David Moyes and Eddie Howe all started off in leagues lower than the Prem and all worked their way up.

People like Giggs seem to think that their experience as players for big clubs guarantees them a shot at the big time. A club like Manchester United have far too much to lose to risk taking on someone in their very first managerial job.

[tomytony]

Heard an interview where Giggs was saying he had managed Manure therefore he had PL experience and that's where he was looking.

He's is right of course, he had 4 games after Moyes was sacked!

As deluded as the pigs, maybe he should go there next.

[charliejoejohn2]

Moyes according to Sky info.

[tomytony]

Moyes according to Sky info.

Heard that CJ. Also heard a theory they are looking to go down, offload all their expensive failures and they also get cheaper stadium rent.

Maybe that's why they went for Moyes

[CHIPBUTTYBLADE]

moyes

Thats them defo relegated then

[Ayamonteblade]

Thats them defo relegated then

Agreed - great news