Achievements don't matter, especially if they were done in extremely difficult financial circumstances.
Some were slagging off Wilder at the start of the season and the oft used dinosaur came out to describe him.
I mentioned Moyes on here few years back and he was already in the Jurassic age according to some then.
No respect for defensive discipline and solidity it's all about champagne football fantasy on a dripping sandwich budget.
I wouldn't put Moyes in the Wilder/Dyche category. They all put a high emphasis on defensive organisation and discipline, but I'd much rather watch as a neutral, a match involving a team managed by Moyes than the other 2.
But football fans come in all sorts. For me its about a mixture of results, and the team having an identity I can be proud of. A big part of that is the type of football on display. I remember when Pulis was in charge here, West Brom was seen at large as a very negative, boring team to watch, and I was personally a bit embarassed to identify as a fan. So in the end I just 'tolerated' it, waiting for the day we'd get back to playing football.