West Ham’s next boss

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  • LukerzLukerz
    edited November 2019
    I certainly don’t overestimate how big we are. We aren’t big.

    However we are a clear step up for somebody like Dyche & Howe. We have spent £90m on two players in the last 18 months. Neither of those have spent anywhere near that in their entire tenures, combined!

    Not to mention Bournemouth hold 11,000 people in their ground.

    That is not bias. That is fact.

    Both are going to want to progress at some point. We aren’t the biggest fish around but we would represent a fresh challenge & decent potential.
  • OldCastleSwiftOldCastleSwift
    I would imagine Howe is far more likely to replace Emery than Pellegrini
  • baracks_a_hammerbaracks_a_hammer
    Interesting no mention of chris wilder
  • LukerzLukerz
    edited November 2019
    Possibly but depends how quickly we act at the end of the day.

    I don't know why there is a scepticism as to whether Howe would come here.

    60,000 seater stadium, London, long history of top level football, better wages, players signed for £45m...

    At the very least it's a sideways step in more luxurious surroundings, but clearly has the potential to be a step up.

    Whether the board would sack Pelle, pay him off & then approach Bournemouth, willing to pay what is required to get Howe, that is another question.

    But if the question is 'what would attract Howe to West Ham'?

    Plenty.
  • LukerzLukerz
    Interestingly, Howe's current contract expires next summer.
  • Cuz1Cuz1
    Yes or maybe he’s happy in his comfort zone knowing he won’t be sacked, he left once and didn’t last long home sickness was one of the reasons given
  • LukerzLukerz
    Ex seems to think Silva is getting the boot tomorrow

    Howe will be in the running for them
  • HamstewHamstew
    As is Moyes
  • stevesteve
    edited November 2019
    As is Rafa
  • FortuneseekerFortuneseeker
    steve,

    Would Rafa go to EFC after managing the red half?
  • HamstewHamstew
    Yeah I think you're right actually
  • DJ HammerDJ Hammer
    Let’s be brave, we want a young upcoming manager, a former West Ham player, someone who wears his heart on his sleeve and who would die for the cause. He’s right before our eyes and doing a job for Fulham, I give you Scotty Parker.
  • ianbishoplegendianbishoplegend
    I would love Dyche, or anyone with a bit of passion to spare!
  • YeoldhammerYeoldhammer
    Eddie Howe or any other young dynamic manager
  • BubblesNeverDiesBubblesNeverDies
    edited November 2019
    A comparison to ponder.
    When we played (and I use that term very loosely) Burnley 2 weeks ago, Dyche put out a team of 9 Englishmen, 1 Irishman, and 1 New Zealander, none of whom were big money signings.
    They all share the same work ethic (and dare I say culture) and there seem to be no super-egos.
    Dyche speaks the same language as his players meaning it's much easier to get his message across.

    MP put out a team of 4 Englishmen, 1 Scotsman, 2 Frenchmen, 2 Spaniards, 1 Brazilian, and 1 Paraguayan, 4 of whom were big money signings.
    There doesn't appear to be a common work ethic but there does appear to be some super-egos.
    MP speaks a language that apparently none of them understand. (Well maybe 3 of them :biggrin: )

    The point being, would Dyche's management style work with our squad?


  • baracks_a_hammerbaracks_a_hammer
    Pelle might think he is under the pump but Everton’s next five games are against Leicester, Liverpool, Chelsea, Man U and arsenal!!
  • IronHerbIronHerb
    He would need to teach them to constantly kick the opposition and time waste at home with the score 0-0 first.
  • KuchinghammerKuchinghammer
    Scotty Parker...one day, but a big jump in the dark this season. Even Lampard had a full season with Derby. But I half agree, DJ. ;)
  • ianbishoplegendianbishoplegend
    If Everton get Moyes, then they will win a few of those. Gutted we didn't keep him.
  • BazshuayiBazshuayi
    Arteta? He was a cultured player and Id imagine hes learned plenty from Pep too. Coincidentally Pep mentions Arteta will be a manager. He's not been linked with anyone and if it helps derail City then I'm good with it ;)
  • jay_in_cptjay_in_cpt
    Baz , I would not be against that, but 4 different reasons!!..

    If anyone checks in on C & H , then Moyes seems the 1st choice...This has left me feeling all :hmm:

    Good luck to the Dave's, & our manager, whether that remains Pelle or someone new..
  • HamstewHamstew
    Moyes? No thank you.
  • alderzalderz
    Bazshuayi said:

    Arteta? He was a cultured player and Id imagine hes learned plenty from Pep too. Coincidentally Pep mentions Arteta will be a manager. He's not been linked with anyone and if it helps derail City then I'm good with it ;)

    He was linked to Arsenal today I think?
  • BazshuayiBazshuayi
    Even if I wanted Moyes, I dont see why he'd trust the owners or want to work with them after how he was dispatched previously
  • HamstewHamstew
    I'd rather keep the current manager than have Moyes. Can't stand that guy.
  • ianbishoplegendianbishoplegend
    Maybe we should roll the dyche on a proven English manager?
  • Expat_HammerExpat_Hammer
    ianbishoplegend said:

    Maybe we should roll the dyche on a proven English manager?

    Howe's that then :hmm:
  • ianbishoplegendianbishoplegend
    Easy, just Pulis down a list of current English managers
  • HamstewHamstew

    :lol:
  • Cuz1Cuz1
    Every cloud as a silva lining
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