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Moyes was a bit spiky on the Barry questions. I hope he tries someone/something else.
The answer to your question H is no, he definitely won\'t.
Sean (2), The title is not meant to be disparaging towards Moyes, but just a look at how his time with West Ham ended and a similar situation appearing here. Despite improvement and stability, it\'s not enough for large sections if the football is poor. The question I\'m really asking is is he willing to be a bit braver to stop that unrest increasing?
\"What do we mean by \"young, progressive\" Managers in the Prem\" 3 of them are above us in the table
And Moyes was a wee bit canny when asked about Barry coming in to replace him. Will he trust him to deliver, something Barry has mostly failed to do since Newcastle 2 months ago. Only 1 goal in the last 10 games. And yet Braiden Graham has been considered and smacked down back in his place by the wily old dog. Just makes me sick why he refuses to bring players through.