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Celtic: Some Hoops fans talk about David Moyes
Some Celtic fans have been left talking by the latest post involving David Moyes that went viral on social media.
A Hoops-related page called St. Anthony recently posted an image of Moyes during his playing days with Celtic. The post described Moyes’ time at Celtic and asked fans if they want to see the former Manchester United and Everton manager manage at Parkhead in the future.
Do you want Moyes to manage Celtic in the future?
Never ever!
Won't mind that
On seeing this post, many Celtic fans made it clear that they don’t want to see Moyes ever manage Celtic at any point.
His days r gone… Threading water at West ham.. He’s just another merry go round manger down there
— D. Hollywoodthebhoys (@DHollywoodtheb1) April 6, 2020
That ship has sailed
— mark heuchan (@scottishmarko) April 6, 2020
No. Never.
— Colm (@AtownColm) April 6, 2020
Now I think you’ve taken that a little too far 🥴
— Ian Lawrence (@ILawr) April 6, 2020
Hope not ! Hopeless player ( which I know doesn’t matter) but he has no personal redeeming features..just saying.
— Mark Pearse (@SuttonCoalfield) April 7, 2020
Behave yourself.
— John McG (@winkfieldjohn) April 6, 2020
Please no but all the best to him anyway
— Pat Harkin (@PatHarkin7) April 6, 2020
Moyes was at Celtic for a little over three years. He had joined in the summer of 1980 from Drumchapel and broke into the first-team in 1982. He then left Parkhead for English side Cambridge United in the October of 1983.
Moyes is currently in-charge of West Ham in the Premier League and has previously managed Everton, Manchester United, Sunderland and Real Sociedad.
Celtic have not lost a single Premiership game in 2020 and it shows that they are on the right track. Moyes, though, has won only two Premier League games in 2020 at West Ham. It could be a sign of how he might not be a good manager for Celtic, especially when things are going well for the Hoops.
Celtic fans, would you have Moyes as the manager of the club in the future? Let us know below!
