Back Room Staff

[Rooney_Tunes]

Apparently, they're all good and only Dyche was to blame...

You're coming around.

Good to see.

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

If we talk tactics though, I would like us to go in for Steven Schumacher, who has been playing a reasonably attacking brand of football. We can also entice Rooney in two months... Watch this space

Forward coach?

 

[Yarrgh]

Sean's steak bakes

There's pubes in my pie Woany.
I know how ya like 'em gaffa.

 

[Yarrgh]

Sorry for the serious question. Do we actually know who will be in the first team coaching set up once Moyes is fully in charge of everything?

 

[Raino85]

If we talk tactics though, I would like us to go in for Steven Schumacher, who has been playing a reasonably attacking brand of football. We can also entice Rooney in two months... Watch this space

first suggestion is genuinely a decent suggestion.

The 2nd one is horrible, don't want that mess of a human anywhere near Everton Football Club

 

[jamieni]

Sorry for the serious question. Do we actually know who will be in the first team coaching set up once Moyes is fully in charge of everything?

I saw something floating about purporting to be from Dom King saying McKinlay, Alan Irvine and Baines but not seen that confirmed.

 

[Eggs]

….Alan Irvine is 66 now, if he returns it seems like it might be more a ‘technical advisory’ role than Coach;

In November 2017, Irvine was named as an assistant to David Moyes at West Ham United; the pair had worked together at Preston and Everton. He left the east London club at the end of the 2017–18 season, after Moyes' contract was not renewed. He rejoined West Ham on 30 December 2019 following Moyes' reappointment as the club's manager. Irvine was replaced by Billy McKinlay as West Ham United's assistant manager in May 2021 and switched to a technical advisory role. Moyes commented on Irvine's role saying "We have Alan who is always watching and analysing the opposition for us".

 

[kenada_blue]

Kevin Nolan has left Northampton....

 

[Blue peter]

Alan Irvine is one of the best coaches in the game. He will be an excellent addition.

What makes you say that?

 

[larbert toffee]

Maybe also for Mykolenko to improve the offensive game, where he has big flaws.

Nothing an hour after practice running channels can't fix. But I am excited for his final ball to improve, which has been abysmal.

Sure he did one give and go on Thursday night so 100% improvement already.
In all seriousness I fear they can't do much with him, would rather he was punted and we started afresh at LB

 

[larbert toffee]

Yeah the Nolan assault on Anichebe is the worst “tackle” I’ve ever seen on an Everton player. Horrible, deliberate and shameful.

You're obviously too young to remember the Brian Marwood tackle on Adrian Heath.
I wouldn't choose Nolan but Moyes obviously thinks he can do a good job.

 

[Librarian]

Kevin Nolan not interested in joining David Moyes' coaching staff at Everton

Kevin Nolan says he has no interest in joining David Moyes’ coaching staff at Everton.

www.northamptonchron.co.uk

 

[Rehnman]

I think Reidy got Marwood back - imagine if he hadn’t and Marwood had later been appointed Kendall’s assistant manager instead! Can’t imagine it somehow.

 

[kenada_blue]

Yeah the Nolan assault on Anichebe is the worst “tackle” I’ve ever seen on an Everton player. Horrible, deliberate and shameful.

Even more shameful was Moyes afterwards saying Kopites Kev "wasn't that sort of player".

Until Chebes took Nolan to court and won damages

 

[Rehnman]

Even more shameful was Moyes afterwards saying Kopites Kev "wasn't that sort of player".

Until Chebes took Nolan to court and won damages

I remember being astonished by that comment. As a fan I thought he was almost the definition of that type of player. To say that, Moyes obviously knew him and liked him at the time, but it was a real misstep to take his side over our own player.