West Ham Managers

suede11612d ago

If we're backing Craig Bellamy instead of Nuno, we have to give him enough time to develop, just like Arsenal did with Mikel Arteta. It'll take at least 3 to 5 years. Otherwise, we risk ruining him the way Man Utd ruined Michael Carrick.

cumberworth5712d ago

He would be my choice, strong West Ham links, passion and hopefully would translate to the pitch, also Alverez and Magassa would get a look in which is what we need

reubengane5144d ago

I agree 100% , Bellamy would bring the breath of fresh air the Club needs, he gave his all to West Ham during his injury restricted stay and was unlucky not to have taken Wales to the World Cup.

lloydalexis6209d ago

I must admit I do like nuno

chillout209d ago

reubengane5144d ago

It would be good if we could work with Kevin Nolan in his capacity of the Dagenham and Redbridge Manager with some of our youngsters, we already use the Ground for our Women's team.

davesims208d ago

No, his managerial career to date does not give me any confidence in his ability to manage a Premiership club.

jo.hadland209d ago

The priority must be hanging on to Nuno.

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daniel.owen208d ago

I wonder if there could be a role for him in the academy maybe? Seemed to have a good rapport with some of the youngsters here

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jo.hadland258d ago

I think there must be a point in the progression when good managers decide to play a safe system: they aim to defend, then aim to get a goal late in the game. Lots of top sides do that. But Moyes got called boring, when he was aiming for the next level and trying to create a possession-greedy side, which doesn't take risks.

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richlucas100235d ago

When moyes was allowed to go from underdog manager to be the British pep. Thats where it all toppled over. To do so needed rice to commit, and build around him. Rice left because he knew Sully couldn't buy everyone moyes needed to be pep v2.0, so nr ego moyes, on back of his redemption thought he could turn the aging players he had into man city.

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jo.hadland258d ago

I think management must be a lot about man management and mentoring players. Moyes obviously did that fantastically well, and Nuno is doing it well now. In fairness, the fans didn't seem to want to give Moyes a chance. They were too negative.

jellbell320d ago

Run with Nuno for now, think about change if we go down, the players must front up now every game

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pranav.shahaney320d ago

What have you made of Paqueta's attitude? He's the most talented player at West Ham and does not seem to be acting like it.

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pranav.shahaney320d ago

While his Premier League record isn't the best, he's certainly done wonders with Ipswich. Worth a punt, I reckon.

duncan.scott1333d ago

We didn't let Moyes go, he wouldn't sign the new contract because he wanted total control over signings

mark.annison70320d ago

It's a no brainer harry would lift the team as he has done before at westham ,he is a great motivator ,which is what the players need at this time people will like harry,s playing style,also he has years of experience when clubs need a quick turnaround,so please harry come back

pranav.shahaney345d ago

He most certainly was. England's Golden Generation would have thrived if he was in charge.

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razorwestham329d ago

Shame i liked h and family but disgusted on their silence of our bonzos death a player that redknapp couldnt ever become as a person too thats respected.

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reubengane5161d ago

Avram Grant useless Manager on his own and got us relegated.

garyca158161d ago

Just didnt have a clue about any of players he had

cpaynter77200d ago

Avram Grant came wirh a big reputation but he was gormless and it reflected in team spirit. There was no reaction to any thing he said.

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daniel.owen199d ago

I think even the Chelsea players said, when they reached the Champions League final under Grant, they essentially just coached themselves haha

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