I wanted Rafa in the past and he's available now. I do believe Pele can turn this around and get us to where we need to be, but we need to see way more spirit in the team and players than weve seen lately BUT saying that I always did do and will want Rafa and wouldn't complain about bringing him in...

grandad wrote: ↑Wed Nov 20, 2019 9:07 am More like the snidey little cunt

sorting his deal out with the spuds while they were still being managed by poch

Horrible cunt

As much as I'm not his biggest fan, JM could not have sorted out a deal while Pch was still manager, without Levy.

Levy is as much the back-stabber, if anyone

Completely wrong fit for this club. I'd rather deja vu and have Moyes again... I agree, wrong fit for the club as a permanent appointment. but as the title of the thread says, it would only be for the next 6 months. In that regard, I think it would be the perfect fit. I think even HE could stomach ...

If Pellegrini does not last the whole season, I would want to see Mourhinho come in to steady the ship until the end of the season. Not as a long-term/permanent appointment, because he tends to get moody and loses the plot after a couple of seasons, but I think he would be the right man - short term...

Diop

He's either been hung out to dry or thrown under the bus. I'm not sure which.

I don't think lack of investment is high up on the reasons. MP has been given some money to spend and has brought in players he's wanted. The likes of Sheffield Utd and Bournemouth probably haven't spent more than us yet they are capable of producing far better football than us. Conversely, Man Utd ...

Looking forward to the official site posting clips of past 'glories' in the middle of the week, "On this Day" etc, to try and make the fanbase forget how shit we are. Then one of the players will come out and say something like 'We've not been good enough. The boys know we need to improve ...

I have a feeling that Eddie Howe is a one club man. He suits Bournemouth, they suit him. Not going on his Burnley experience, just what I think.

I can't see Brendon Rogers wanting to come to West Ham. Why would he? Step down.

It'll probably be Alex McLeish.

The Scottish Messi will, if nothing else, show his team mates what WORK RATE means.

Plus, his crosses and corners will give poor old Haller something to feed off.

Yes, I'm using CAPS cos Pellegrini's stubborness is starting to PISS ME OFF