Incredible decision

Just read that, like WOW!

In 4th as well

Foorball just gets sicker by the day. I, for one, am getting a bit cheesed off with it all.

Terrible way of behaving.

Its a results business and Moore obviously didnt meet the boards expectations.

That's a shame,I thought he was doing an excellent job there.

Dumbstruck.
So much about the modern game not to like. Wow.

Disgusting. He deserves a realistic chance.

all because of the money in the PL

cue the dyche is leaving threads

Seemingly defeats to Boro, Sheff Utd and Leeds have contributed to his sacking. Just 4 wins from last 12 games.

I just don't understand. They're looking very good for a play off place and have a sniff of automatic promotion. And they sack the man?

Ridiculous .... But Football for some is a results based business and if you are not getting results you get strapped into the managerial ejector seat.

Hope they miss out on the play offs now

They have sacked his assistants, Graeme Jones and Wayne Jacobs, as well !!!!

Hope it all implodes now.

Another Midlands club going nowhere .

Don't deserve to feature in promotion-they must have someone lined up-lets hope they fail to qualify for the play-offs

Lee Johnson in apparently

Sad and I’d imagine not popular with fans.

I think they never wanted Moore and were probably disappointed when he had a bit of spirit in the team at the end of last season.

Couldn't wait to sack him. It stinks

BAME supporters will be all over this. I’m as surprised as everybody else but they have under-performed for the squad they have, even if they are still in the play-off places. Losing Harvey Barnes didn’t help him.

Graeme Jones is regularly linked with decent jobs. He will have to make a decision to manage or stay a coach.

They have to have someone lined up, at this stage.

joey13 wrote:Lee Johnson in apparently

I would of thought Wagner would be number 1 choice as he's more suited to how West Brom like to play n he's a free agent..

DAVETHEVICAR wrote:Hope they miss out on the play offs now

I don't. I have them in my 2018/19 acca. His sacking is a gobsmacking decision, though

James Shan put in temporary charge. On his Baggies profile he is credited with nuturing Chris Wood.

Matt Wilson, who covers West Brom for the Express & Star, has suggested they like Slavisa Jokanovic

If they get Jokanovic then that's one hell of an upgrade

Devils_Advocate wrote:If they get Jokanovic then that's one hell of an upgrade

They are hoping to appoint before the midweek game against Swansea. The suggestions are that it's between Jokanovic and Wagner.

claretdj wrote:I would of thought Wagner would be number 1 choice as he's more suited to how West Brom like to play n he's a free agent..

It’s Lee Johnson, not sure why they think he is a step up , he’s done ok at Bristol City but hardly pulled up trees
WBA haven’t won at home since Boxing Day and lost to all their major rivals so not a total surprise

Claretmatt4 wrote:I think they never wanted Moore and were probably disappointed when he had a bit of spirit in the team at the end of last season.

Couldn't wait to sack him. It stinks

I don't think you are far off there, i can remember them winning at OT think it was near to end of the season & a sense of obligation followed & like you said spirit seemed to be there, after the mess pardew left i think they was thankful for anybody at the helm.

Had a contract and it was paid up.
Manager wants to leave, he goes and the club might get compensation.
Wasn't pulling up trees and the club settled his contract.

It's a business. Perhaps he had all he asked for and hasn't delivered what he promised.

Moore's sacking means 32 of the 92 clubs (over a third of them) have now changed manager at least once since the start of the season and 46 have changed at least once since the end of last season.

Half the clubs have changed manager at least once in the last ten months.......that's incredible and, no matter what the circumstances, pretty depressing. The huge pressureupon the boards and management teams of club after club chasing what, for most, is the unachievable, is ridiculous.

That’s ridiculously, the world has gone mad.

Not a whole lot different than when Burnley sacked Laws.

They'll be hard pressed to find a manager who can do better than his 47.9% win rate.

Must say I found hearing this news quite staggering, especially given the timing.. Moore seemed to have the players onboard and were heading for a play off place at the least. Probably the strangest sacking since Birmingham parted with Gary Rowett.

Rileybobs wrote:Not a whole lot different than when Burnley sacked Laws.

Just think where we would be if we had kept him , remind me how much success he had when he left , apart from us making him a millionaire

Not cutting the mustard, considering they virtually kept their prem team. Off the pace against decent teams

Even if we take into account the results in their last 11 games ( 4 wins, 3 draws and 4 narrow losses, apart from Leeds) I'm not surprised. The writing was clearly on the wall in October and rumours during the January window pretty much confirmed that an exit was on the cards, before the end of the season.

His overall performance this season certainly didn't deserve a sacking, but I strongly suspect that his performance had very little to do with the decision to dispense with his services.

joey13 wrote:Just think where we would be if we had kept him , remind me how much success he had when he left , apart from us making him a millionaire

What has that got to do with my point?

Rileybobs wrote:What has that got to do with my point?

Nothing

I’ve had a quick scoot on some of the WBA forums, fans seems split on the decision. Some are happy to see the back of him...

A real shame. He seemed like a really good, well respected, thoroughly decent young manager.

West Brom fans took issue with some of his tactics and subs, but find me a set of fans that don't question some of their manager's decisions. I'd be shortlisting Darren Moore next time we're looking for a new manager.

It's a strange time to pull the trigger,i'd have thought they would give him till the end of the season,before making the change,after all they could still return to the PL in the next few months.

tiger76 wrote:It's a strange time to pull the trigger,i'd have thought they would give him till the end of the season,before making the change,after all they could still return to the PL in the next few months.

I know I agree, they got tore apart by Leeds & the reaction was a home draw against lowly Ipswich, 2 games went wrong, as somebody else has said I don’t think they wanted him from the start so didn’t need much of a excuse, It would have been more sensible to have given him longer, till end of season.

Will the future of football mangers be on a one month contract , sort of do well and we will give you another month ?

I always equated football management with sales. You have a job based on results, some companies expect instant results and will pay for the correct man other companies are willing to wait whilst new staff build up and contacts and them rear the benefits.
But as in sales you need to change your tactics based on the challenge ahead.
Dyche should be forced to binge watch the whole of series 1 of white gold in one sitting.