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[baddowvillans]

Quote from the BBC Moyes stream. Clearly a true Manure fan!  If Villa fans gave up this easy there would be no one left!

"Doug in Fife, via text on 81111: Which Man Utd players would get into Man City, Chelsea, Liverpool? Rooney maybe. Van Persie when he turns up. That's it. Man Utd were supposed to be different. I'm done supporting"

PS Not Moyes for me. We need to play football

[curiousorange]

Lee Clark is the ideal replacement. Used to working within financial constraints, voice like he's just been told his hamster's fallen in the deep fat fryer, and knows that feeling of playing second fiddle in the city he works in.

[cheltenhamlion]

I don't want Moyes as our next manager.

I see the big fucking cry babies have got their own way then.

[manic-road]

Moye's at Villa? No way.

[Clark W Griswold]

Wow. 8 or 9 bad months and the previous decade is instantly forgotton. Thats people for you.

[curiousorange]

Wow. 8 or 9 bad months and the previous decade is instantly forgotton. Thats people for you.

Are we talking about Moyes's record or United's?

[silhillvilla]

This Yanited season is just hilarious . Definitely getting the DVD of it

[Chris Smith]

If he has any sense he will take a few months out.

[Clark W Griswold]

Wow. 8 or 9 bad months and the previous decade is instantly forgotton. Thats people for you.

Are we talking about Moyes's record or United's?

Moyes. But i guess Randy Lerners Villa will have the top class managers lining up at the door to take over so we shouldn't worry.

[cdbearsfan]

This Yanited season is just hilarious . Definitely getting the DVD of it

There's a couple of chapters you might like to skip.

[Ron Manager]

Moderators. Can we have a vote on this topic...please?

[curiousorange]

It does make one wonder where Moyes will pitch up next. To be honest, he was going to be a lucky boy if it worked at United anyway given the act he had to follow, so any manager would have been risking his reputation. But the manner in which looked out of his depth was horrifying. If you add that to the way Martinez has Everton playing now, it really doesn't cast Moyes in a good light.

[Reuben]

It seems harsh to me.  Reputation great and one bad season/spell under difficult circumstances and he is seen as a laughing stock like McLaren and SGT were.

[paulcomben]

Club Statement: "Following the point on Saturday at Villa Park, there have been stories about my selling the Club. On a personal level, I had hoped the emphasis would have been on the amazing effort on the part of our next manager and his current players to separate after a very difficult season. Injuries to Nemanja and Ashley, compounded with the early loss of Luis and the difficult rehab of Darren have no doubt left David with far less to work with than is fair. Still, David Moyes has done nothing but work to show that he wants to leave Manchester United and take over at Aston Villa within the parameters I've set, put his next Club first and continue to distrust Fergie's players. As regards my personal role at the Club and the steady rumours of a sale, I will address these after the season. David Moyes, Paul Faulkner and I speak daily and remain committed to the immediate job of limiting distraction and confusion in order that Villa have the best chance possible of finishing on a strong note, so that David does not join Spurs."

- Randy Lerner, Aston Villa Chairman

[Morpheus]

How many of us wanted Moyes before the arrival of Lambert?

Has Moyes become an awful manager inside a season?

Really surprised by this as surely the Man U board knew after Ferguson it was going to be a major rebuilding job and if they wanted a big name manager why didn't they go for Mourinho at the outset?

I suppose there is indeed some parity with Moyes at Man U and our very own Lambert. Both tasked with rebuilding a team and both ultimately failing to appease the expectancy of the fans and for one club that has been enough to sack the manager while the other is momentarily kept in his job because his remit was to run us on the cheap irrespective of results which look like being good enough to keep us in the Premiership by the skin of our teeth.

I suppose if the mooted rumours are correct then it was Ferguson who chose his successor and it was on the recommendation of Ferguson that Mcleish came to our club. For such a brilliant manager his choice of manager has stunk the Premiership out and maybe just maybe his aura this morning has now dimmed slightly.

I would still like to see Moyes as our new manager. Reasons being that I still feel he is a very good manager who really hasn't been given a fair crack of the whip at Man U because the expectancy has been so high and it was always going to be an impossible job to follow Ferguson especially with an ageing squad to revamp yet somehow still achieve CL qualification. The expectancy level at our club wouldn't be as high and given time with increased funding from the mooted take over in the summer Moyes could again build another Everton dynasty here which let's face it is a darn sight better than we all have had to endure over the past several seasons.