Sheffield Wednesday manager: Owls fans say who they would like - including Neil Warnock and Steven Gerrard
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But some have already got their own ideas of who should be the next person to take the job of guiding them back into the Premier League and make it two promotions in a row.
The Star went out into Sheffield city centre to find the views of fans after Monday night’s bombshell that Moore was leaving, after guiding the club into the Championship after two of the most exciting games the play-offs have ever seen, against Peterborough and then Barnsley.
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Hide AdOwls fan Sameera Nasser wanted a U-turn, and thought the club would take him back. She said: “He’s brought us here, he’s brought us where we are.” She said she thought he had had a good two years at the club.
Teresa Laff said she was not an Owls fan – but she agreed with Sameera. She said: “To be honest I thought Darren Moore did a good job. He got them promoted and they were riding quite high, so I can’t see what’s gone quite so tragically wrong so quickly. I think he should be back in the position.”
Others already had ideas about who should replace Moore. Long standing Owls fan Graham Swann said: “I think Steven Gerrard, myself, if they could get him. That’s my view.” He said he thought Moore had done a very good job. “I was surprised when he packed up,” he added.
Wednesday fan Adrian Maverick’s first choice was Gareth Southgate. He said: “Apart from Gareth Southgate –(Neil) Warnock. There are one of two.”
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Hide AdHe admitted he did not think all Wednesday fans would accept a former Sheffield United manager as the Owls boss. He said it would not be a problem for him, but thought perhaps it would put some fans off, and added Neil Warnock had signed a new deal with Huddersfield.
“I’d just like to see something that makes sense,” he added.
Dominic Hunter, of Stannington, wanted to see the return of a former Wednesday icon. He said: “Carlos Cavalhal. I think he has unfinished business from last time.”