Let's be clear, EVERYTHING to do with the team is solely on Moyes.Newmarket wrote: ↑Wed Jun 01, 2022 10:33 amCan’t argue with any of what I’ve quoted above .9898 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 01, 2022 8:51 am Season mostly dominated by poor management
When the midfield moved slightly further forward the second half of the season their personal limitations were badly exposed. Dawson showed what he is, a Championship centre half who makes 2 or 3 terrible errors every game.
Cresswell is great in the attacking third but badly exposed in the defensive third.
Without Rice the whole midfield is a shambles.
For large parts of the season Antonio was Dowie levels. Control appalling. Dives all the time. Lazy. Greedy. No ability to see what is happening around him.
The coaching and management has been dreadful. Benrhama, Fornals, Coufal, Cresswell, Dawson, Soucek, Antonio have regressed throughout the season.
The tactic of 8 or 9 man defence and then play for set pieces is not good management or clever,it is just a scared game plan that resonates a scared, inferiority complex to the players.
Not one clever tactical change all season.
Not one youth player excelled, or allowed to excel. Moyes, as he has been all his career, is a youth team blocker. Old players his standard. The 'Red Bull' comments he made were the most laughable comments.
Take away the Norwich game, and the fact that we scored 12 goals in our last 13 PL games should tell the story and have every fan massively worried.
Been saying pretty much the same forever though I reckon your final paragraph is more to do with Moyes and his transfer policy than anything else you said .
Moyes (in when we’re doing well but) out (when we’re not)
Win or lose always out for me. Moyes has made us everything we used to despise but Sky supporters, who just want to go on Twitter and boast about league positions, don't care about ANYTHING but boastability.
Afraid to say we are a club with no soul. The Olympic stadium is a perfect stadium for the club we have become - Fake, soulless, cold.