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He has to go. It’s as simple as that. There is nothing that he can say that will reverse the shambles of this window.
It’s one of the worst transfer windows for the club in living memory, not in terms of the players brought in, but the complete lack of strategy and foresight for the structuring of the squad.
I see that the 1878s have made a statement as well.
I am sure you could go back and find several bullshit quotes from his recent interviews, about needing 2 summer windows, or about finding the right “right back”.
The thing is that Moyes and the club don’t do business in January, so that’s a whole season without a backup striker (or at least a quality one).
Genuinely can’t believe they sold Beto before getting in a striker. It should have been contingent on the deal happening.
brap2 wrote: Wed Sep 02, 2026 9:17 am
Honestly can you imagine if we were run anywhere NEAR like Brentford but with our stadium and fans?
We’d be CL regulars within 5 years.
I'm not disagreeing that we wouldn't be significantly better off, but I'm firmly of the opinion that we wouldn't be CL regulars - the rules are there to stop us doing that, and they are pretty good at enforcing them, just look at villa and Newcastle