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Clayton wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 10:33 pm
terrya1965 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 7:10 pm

What about a BJ :lol: :lol:
Now you have caught my interest πŸ˜‰ .
:lol: :lol:

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terrya1965 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 11:06 pm
Clayton wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 10:33 pm

Now you have caught my interest πŸ˜‰ .
:lol: :lol:
Giving or receiving?

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hamstew wrote: ↑Fri Sep 24, 2021 9:00 am
terrya1965 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 11:06 pm

:lol: :lol:
Giving or receiving?
I always try and help those in need usually , but I think this one time I will actually receive rather then give , I know I am being selfish but can't help myself this one and only time .

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h69 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 6:14 pm
Clayton wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 4:46 pm

Always been a independent thinker and I never followed the crowd mentality , which I must say is even more uncommon in todays atmosphere , as for being a ungrateful cunt , I will take that mate πŸ˜‰ .
Fair enough. Not sure I am following the crowd, just liking what I am seeing each week.

Who would you prefer to take over just for interest ?
I agree with you Clayton. It has taken a season but I have mellowed to him from not wanting him to acceptance.

The "who would you pick" debate is one I always find strange. If my full time job over several years was to scout players and managers in professional football I might have an answer. As my job involves 50 hours a week doing something else and watching what is in front of me for 90 minutes once a week then I can only judge what I see. Selection of management should be a professional's job who has scoured the world performing in depth skills and psychological assessments - not the job of a season ticket holder who manages to make it to games in between keeping his head afloat.

Here is what I have seen...
- Hated the kick and rush style at first but we have dramatically improved over time.
- Like the work ethic he has installed in the players and the team spirit seems good from the outside
- Dislike the way we do not use young players, even when we are winning comfortably. Connor Coventry has deserved more cameo appearances than Noble for example.
- Dislike the way we cannot buy a striker. Moyes was the same at Everton for years. Seems to dither on strikers. Can pick a midfielder or defender though.
- Don't care about the personality - I want him to manage the team I support, well, not spend 2 weeks in Faliraki on the piss with him.

So there you have it for what its worth and I am sure (and hopeful) he doesn't give a a shit

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only1salty wrote: ↑Fri Sep 24, 2021 9:51 am
h69 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 6:14 pm

Fair enough. Not sure I am following the crowd, just liking what I am seeing each week.

Who would you prefer to take over just for interest ?
I agree with you Clayton. It has taken a season but I have mellowed to him from not wanting him to acceptance.

The "who would you pick" debate is one I always find strange. If my full time job over several years was to scout players and managers in professional football I might have an answer. As my job involves 50 hours a week doing something else and watching what is in front of me for 90 minutes once a week then I can only judge what I see. Selection of management should be a professional's job who has scoured the world performing in depth skills and psychological assessments - not the job of a season ticket holder who manages to make it to games in between keeping his head afloat.

Here is what I have seen...
- Hated the kick and rush style at first but we have dramatically improved over time.
- Like the work ethic he has installed in the players and the team spirit seems good from the outside
- Dislike the way we do not use young players, even when we are winning comfortably. Connor Coventry has deserved more cameo appearances than Noble for example.
- Dislike the way we cannot buy a striker. Moyes was the same at Everton for years. Seems to dither on strikers. Can pick a midfielder or defender though.
- Don't care about the personality - I want him to manage the team I support, well, not spend 2 weeks in Faliraki on the piss with him.

So there you have it for what its worth and I am sure (and hopeful) he doesn't give a a shit
FFS, just for clarification though it really should not be needed really....

I was not suggesting it is anyones job on here to sign a new manager just like it is none of our jobs to sign any players but I mistakenly thought it was a forum where supporters could discuss these things and I was genuinely interested in whether Clayton had anyone better in mind.
I remember a similar discussion when Bilic was in charge and we all gave opinions on who should replace him including myself. Was that not allowed then ? Who knew ?

I guess until we get our coaching badges we cant talk about tactics and until we get an agents license we cant discuss players we would like to see at West Ham. :roll:

But thanks for giving me your thoughts though it is probably not my job to analyse them as I am not in customer services :lol: :lol: :lol:

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h69 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 6:14 pm
Clayton wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 4:46 pm

Always been a independent thinker and I never followed the crowd mentality , which I must say is even more uncommon in todays atmosphere , as for being a ungrateful cunt , I will take that mate πŸ˜‰ .
Fair enough. Not sure I am following the crowd, just liking what I am seeing each week.

Who would you prefer to take over just for interest ?
Don't get me wrong h69 , as I said I like what Moyes is doing with the players , our fitness and teamwork is outstanding , and the way he has started to get the club run in a professional manner is nothing to be sniffed at .
But as far as another taking over I actually have no idea , but I will say I did not want Pellegrini ( if that means anything ) .
Look Moyes is not a bad manager :o , he is more than likely the best we could hope for but like us all he has his idiosyncrasies , he has always been a ditherer in my eyes , when a tactical change is needed ( formation or taking a player off ) or when it came to playing a very good and talented youngster .

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Clayton wrote: ↑Fri Sep 24, 2021 10:29 am
h69 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 6:14 pm

Fair enough. Not sure I am following the crowd, just liking what I am seeing each week.

Who would you prefer to take over just for interest ?
Don't get me wrong h69 , as I said I like what Moyes is doing with the players , our fitness and teamwork is outstanding , and the way he has started to get the club run in a professional manner is nothing to be sniffed at .
But as far as another taking over I actually have no idea , but I will say I did not want Pellegrini ( if that means anything ) .
Look Moyes is not a bad manager :o , he is more than likely the best we could hope for but like us all he has his idiosyncrasies , he has always been a ditherer in my eyes , when a tactical change is needed ( formation or taking a player off ) or when it came to playing a very good and talented youngster .
Thanks for answering.....it was a genuine question because I am happy to admit that I wanted Pellegrini and Husillos because of what they did at Malaga whereas I had no interest in Bilic, Howe or Emery being manager.

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h69 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 24, 2021 10:37 am
Clayton wrote: ↑Fri Sep 24, 2021 10:29 am

Don't get me wrong h69 , as I said I like what Moyes is doing with the players , our fitness and teamwork is outstanding , and the way he has started to get the club run in a professional manner is nothing to be sniffed at .
But as far as another taking over I actually have no idea , but I will say I did not want Pellegrini ( if that means anything ) .
Look Moyes is not a bad manager :o , he is more than likely the best we could hope for but like us all he has his idiosyncrasies , he has always been a ditherer in my eyes , when a tactical change is needed ( formation or taking a player off ) or when it came to playing a very good and talented youngster .
Thanks for answering.....it was a genuine question because I am happy to admit that I wanted Pellegrini and Husillos because of what they did at Malaga whereas I had no interest in Bilic, Howe or Emery being manager.
No problem mate , as for Pellegrini what he did at Malaga was phenomenal and his record after that wasn't to shabby but just felt that his time in China was the end for me , really didn't think he was what we needed at the time , as we needed to be rebuilt from top to bottom on and off the pitch . And there is no denying Moyes is achieving what I really thought was impossible under the current owners ( though they still have a long way to go to convince me ) .
As for Bilic he is in my eyes the complete opposite of Moyes ( I like him but not as a manager ) , and totally agree with not wanting either Howe or Emery .

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Clayton wrote: ↑Fri Sep 24, 2021 1:52 pm
h69 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 24, 2021 10:37 am

Thanks for answering.....it was a genuine question because I am happy to admit that I wanted Pellegrini and Husillos because of what they did at Malaga whereas I had no interest in Bilic, Howe or Emery being manager.
No problem mate , as for Pellegrini what he did at Malaga was phenomenal and his record after that wasn't to shabby but just felt that his time in China was the end for me , really didn't think he was what we needed at the time , as we needed to be rebuilt from top to bottom on and off the pitch . And there is no denying Moyes is achieving what I really thought was impossible under the current owners ( though they still have a long way to go to convince me ) .
As for Bilic he is in my eyes the complete opposite of Moyes ( I like him but not as a manager ) , and totally agree with not wanting either Howe or Emery .
Its a fair point you make regarding China and proved to be correct. All good.

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BlackDiamond wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 10:08 pm
Whiskyman wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 9:55 pm

And Mahrez would leave City for West Ham becauseβ€”β€”β€”β€”β€”-

Surely our targets, including the missing back up striker, have to be realistic ones. I,d love us to sign Lewandowski. But I know we won,t. :lol:
Mahrez is probably not a guaranteed starter, due to Grealish arrival and Foden being eased slowly into longtime service. At West Ham he would be an influencer. Never a bad thing.

And I never suggested raiding Bayern Munich...not this season anyway :?
Dont get me wrong, if Mahrez became available I'd be more than happy to sign the guy but I think we have more chance of winning the Champions league than Mahrez choosing to coming here.

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