Sam out, Malky in, ?????

According to some reports, will Malky do better at West Ham than Allerdyce if it happens and would he be the right choice ???

I just don't get it.

Big Sam has done a good job at WHU but the fans hate him because they do not play the "West Ham" way.

What will they get from Malky?

At least Alladyce is PL proven, hiring Malky and sacking Big Sam will be one of the stupidest things West Ham have done

What is the west ham way?

Do they want Iain Dowie up front or was it the slick skills of Tony Cottee. No no it must of been Steve Lomas

They have got a way to f*cking play that's why any decent player that has come through there Academy has fucked off as quick as they possibly could

At least Alladyce is PL proven, hiring Malky and sacking Big Sam will be one of the stupidest things West Ham have done

Totally agree with you both, if I would describe Malky now, I would say a trainee unproven Allerdyce or Pullis, his transfer dealings now look pretty poor, big mistake I reckon.

Allerdyce's job was to keep them in the premiership until they get the stadium, and despite a load of injuries he did it easily in the end....

Well he pretty much had the beating of malky in head2heads when weve played west ham, except for that first game, so I'd say Sam is the better manager......at the moment

First signing...Big Ben Turner! Would accentuate Andy Carroll very nicely. Left-Peg Lump

I will always respect malky for what he did at Cardiff promotion wise BUT weather you like him or not hes NOT a BPL manager yet. spends far to much money on average signings and needs a tactical change every so often in his own words hes one for the future

The spam fans will love this swap one very proven hoofball manager for another very unproven hoof ball manager lol

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From one of the best attacking teams in the league to one of the most dour boring teams ever

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