To WHU board, as one for the job.

Hands off!

Bitch

A top manager being recommended for a job. Seems about right. Hopefully nothing comes of it.

Just what he needs. A shittie little London club with ideals of grandeur run by Trigger happy **** wits.

Suggestion based on the fact that Sean has the same agent as her husband. Tenuous.

Same pragmatic style of football as Moyes and Alladyce he wouldnt please the fans they'd hound him out.

He's in London right now...

Apparently, there's a `West Ham way` to play football. I'm only 52, so I can't actually remember what that is.

I'm with Bob on this.... if they are mid table by Xmas, whoever it is, is gone. Why would SD opt for that?

Media suggesting the board want a proven winner at the highest level.

So that's Dyche ruled out.

Pellegrini.

ClaretPope wrote:Suggestion based on the fact that Sean has the same agent as her husband. Tenuous.

I’m pretty surprised at finding out SD has an agent. I wouldn’t have thought anyone with his qualities needed one.

shes a dog

cutsy123 wrote:shes a dog

Has she had a sex change ?

shows how out of touch she is with West Ham fans if there is any truth in it

Poisoned chalice if ever there was one.

By the thread title I thought she was recomending his sexual prowess.

She hasn't publicly stated her criteria which resulted in the recommendation. You never know!

I’d make West Ham among the favourites for relegation.

Mirror/Independent/Telegraph/Sky Sports

Manuel Pellegrini will be unveiled this week as Hammers new boss. Salary of 7 to 10 million, depending on which paper you believe. Good move for em, I think.

ElectroClaret wrote:Mirror/Independent/Telegraph

Manuel Pellegrini will be unveiled this week as Hammers new boss. Salary of 7 to 10 million, depending on which paper you believe. Good move, I think.

For Pellegrini at £10 million, if true.

Pellegrini’s a great manager and a classy guy. Far to good for Wet Spam.

Not so sure these chaps are hungry enough.

cutsy123 wrote:shes a dog

I'd rather share a nightcap with her than you.

No offence like.

Do people still go to bed wearing a nightcap?

kentonclaret wrote:Do people still go to bed wearing a nightcap?

Bit weird if they do

Lord Beamish wrote:Pellegrini’s a great manager and a classy guy. Far to good for Wet Spam.

Well, that's one danger out of the way.

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Next please !!!!!

Honestly don't know why anyone is worried anymore about this.

The clubs that might be interested in Sean Dyche have fans whose fickleness is only matched by the complicated (and brief) relationships in Year 2 at school.

Everton fans, West Ham fans, Leicester fans (hilariously) etc - all want a bigger name, not someone who is "not big enough for our club".

Sean knows this as well, which is why he signed a long term contract as he gets the stability and the backing to do what he wants to do.

kentonclaret wrote:Do people still go to bed wearing a nightcap?

My uncle Archibald was awarded a Knighthood but Auntie Agatha said he wouldn't wear it. Hence my cousin Quentin.