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This is an excellent post. Moyes is certainly not a bold appointment, but his two English jobs since Everton haven't really proved much, beyond the fact that he's not a miracle worker. I'm really not sure it means West Ham are nailed-on relegation certs. That said, it is a really bland...

Lovely stuff. Vintage BensGrandad.

I'm looking forward to seeing a YouTube clip from the Apprentice featuring two of the absolute biggest nobs on the bloke's side in discussion, with the voices dubbed with how they're going to improve West Ham United by sacking Bilic and appointing DAVID MOYES - and then the camera panning to...

As shite as they undoubtedly are, they only need to find an extra 6 or 7 points over 27 games, and they played the top 6 more often than most. They are 6/4 to avoid the drop, and I think that is about right.

Sadly, I am not entirely convinced the NigeIs won't wriggle out of it.

They are littered with gravy train players living on past glories (Hernandez, Zabaleta, Arnautovic and the bang-average Jose Fonte). Appointing Moyes will be an extension of that and could mean the first relegation spot is already being sewn up.

Er, according to Oddschecker, David Moyes is 1/12!!! "Houghton" is about 20th favourite at 40/1, along with Danny Cowley (who is presumably shite because I doubt Paul Merson has ever heard of him).

I would absolute piss myself if Moyes ends up there. That would be football's gravy train in action.