09-05-2018, 00:52
(This post was last modified: 09-05-2018, 01:48 by Beefy 1965.)
Shows how shit the other two twats were 
Manager... Played Points Points per game Goals for Goals against
Tony Pulis.... 12..... 10.... ......0.83................ 6............. 9
Alan Pardew. 18....... 8.......... 0.44.. .............14 .......... 29
Darren Moore 5........11.......... 2.2.. ..............6............. 3
Puliis & Pardew together PL 30 Points 18 !!!!!!!
Then check that against big Dave
, just 7 points adrift with just 25 games to play 
Oh by the way the other 2 points came via SGM
But here's an interesting piece from the BBC that are saying Big D does not want the job full time ?
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Analysis - Does Moore stay on as manager?
by BBC Sport's Simon Stone
Darren Moore's magnificent five-game stint in temporary charge may have lifted the mood of unremitting gloom at The Hawthorns but it cannot obscure a truly disastrous season when, until the beginning of last month at least, everything that could have gone wrong did.
The big question is what happens now.
The word is Darren Moore will not be the next manager, that he doesn't really want it, despite having overcome Jose Mourinho, Rafael Benitez and Mauricio Pochettino during his time as manager - leading to his nomination as April's manager of the month.
Manager... Played Points Points per game Goals for Goals against
Tony Pulis.... 12..... 10.... ......0.83................ 6............. 9
Alan Pardew. 18....... 8.......... 0.44.. .............14 .......... 29
Darren Moore 5........11.......... 2.2.. ..............6............. 3
Puliis & Pardew together PL 30 Points 18 !!!!!!!
Then check that against big Dave
, just 7 points adrift with just 25 games to play Oh by the way the other 2 points came via SGM
But here's an interesting piece from the BBC that are saying Big D does not want the job full time ?
==========================================================
Analysis - Does Moore stay on as manager?
by BBC Sport's Simon Stone
Darren Moore's magnificent five-game stint in temporary charge may have lifted the mood of unremitting gloom at The Hawthorns but it cannot obscure a truly disastrous season when, until the beginning of last month at least, everything that could have gone wrong did.
The big question is what happens now.
The word is Darren Moore will not be the next manager, that he doesn't really want it, despite having overcome Jose Mourinho, Rafael Benitez and Mauricio Pochettino during his time as manager - leading to his nomination as April's manager of the month.
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