Back Room Staff

[jinkyali]

Billy McKinlay, Baines and Alan Irvine are Moyes’s back room staff according to Dominic King.

Textbook Moyes

One fiery coach
One young club linked legend
One elder statesman

 

[Librarian]

Textbook Moyes

One fiery coach
One young club linked legend
One elder statesman

Irvine will do the analysis of the opposition

 

[billyblue80]

Glad Baines is involved if true

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

How come we ended up with this washed up manager when we could have surely had Pochettino?

As if he'd have stuck with the US national team if he could lead Everton out at that new stadium.

This is a depressing appointment.

There's no way this looks good, not from any angle.

A real sickener this.

Sorry, I'm trying but I really cant justify this.

Let's hope these Texans are as ruthless as they make out and they sack him the moment we get safe.

Boorish and Boring.

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

Glad Baines is involved if true

Absolutely.

 

[RomanReigns]

Who the hell is billy McKinlay and is he better than big dunc?

 

[den]

Who the hell is billy McKinlay and is he better than big dunc?

Longtime Moyes assistant. I don't know that Moyes has ever employed a dedicated striker coach, but that would be the ideal role for Big Dunc, whose former mentor, Alan Irvine, is expected to be the technical advisor focusing on opposition analysis. Plus, Dunc is Scottish, like everyone else linked, and got his coaching start in the academy under Moyes, so why not?

 

[DannyAmo95]

The Moyes dullard being thought more highly of than Pochettino.

FFS, make it stop.

What’s he achieved, really?

 

[NeilMorepies]

you really are a utter utter divvy

you can justify a inept manager who was that worst in our history and and you stood by him

despite him being utterly utterly awful

you’d still have him now

says it all

dave loves dyche 4eva

I suppose that all depends on what Moyes can get out of this squad.
No doubt they will just spend their way out of all the problems in an opposite way to what Dyche was forced to do.
You really have no sense of context do you. Dyche had to downgrade an already terrible injury-prone, relegation threatened squad by £72M and get through the points deductions cause by previous managers overspending (where did that get us?).
Moyes will only improve us with massive amounts of cash again, something Dyche didn’t have to option of.

 

[den]

I suppose that all depends on what Moyes can get out of this squad.
No doubt they will just spend their way out of all the problems in an opposite way to what Dyche was forced to do.
You really have no sense of context do you. Dyche had to downgrade an already terrible injury-prone, relegation threatened squad by £72M and get through the points deductions cause by previous managers overspending (where did that get us?).
Moyes will only improve us with massive amounts of cash again, something Dyche didn’t have to option of.

Dyche was also severely limited by the fact that several players turned Everton down because they didn’t want to waste away under Dyche.

 

[KaiserEFC]

The boys club is BACK

 

[NeilMorepies]

Dyche was also severely limited by the fact that several players turned Everton down because they didn’t want to waste away under Dyche.

Only because it’s easier to say that than we didn’t offer them enough money because we are skint.

 

[hallamblue]

I do think that there is a place in the league for a team that plays differently. Most teams are possession based and build from the back. Forest are showing what you can do with the opposite style, and we could do the same. It would suit Moyes' style, but we will need some quicker players to put it into practice.

 

[den]

Only because it’s easier to say that than we didn’t offer them enough money because we are skint.

Possibly, but in every window there’s a player linked with Everton who gets linked elsewhere and people say, “LOL, he’s not choosing Southampton/Luton/Ipswich over Everton!” And then he does.

 

[Eidean]

Pochettino hahaha