CONFIRMED: Moyes Leaving - All Reaction Here

[Carlito]

He's been getting £65k a week, of course he's going to say nice things about his boss!!!!

That's fair enough, but it doesn't make it any better for the fans.

It's all right for Moyes; he's not an Evertonian and doesn't have to worry about what will happen after he leaves. We're the ones that will suffer on under his great friend Bill.

 

[zirc]

Yeah we have an aging and small squad a good number of which will probably leave in the summer but whoever comes in will automatically replace them with quality because we're ****ing Everton aren't we mate, won the league 9 times haven't we.

 

[everton]

Anyone got predictions as to when this might be confirmed? Got a fair bit riding on it and want it done and dusted.

 

[TheSpaniard]

Alex McLeish.








*taps nose

 

[bikermark]

Talk****e presenters currently fapping themselves senseless over this.

Sadly, I'm old enough to remember Mike Walker and Walter Smith.

 

[johnnydawg68]

****. This next decision by the board will make or break us..

This. Have to get this right or we're fooked.

 

[Christiffa25]

this is gonna be weird for me if he goes...all I've ever know is Moyes.

Gonna be scary for me....all I've known is moyes and the terrible 90's era that happened before him!

 

[Fedlingen]

He'd be my preferred replacement, but I just can't see him coming to us unless we can give him some decent money to change the squad with.

Sadly though he'll cost more than we spend on players to buy out of his contract, I even believe he'll get 50% of the money paid.

 

[Khalekan]

The "terrible 90 era"?

We at least tasted success at Wembley in the 90s.

 

[Ravensblue]

I love moyes and if he leaves will thank him with all my heart for what he has done for us.

But if moyes has known a out this and let's face it if he gets the job then the roumors of moyes being groomed for the Man U job have been true. So moyes will have known, if moyes has known then kenwright will have known in which case there should have been sit down with moyes to discuss a potential managers list and a future targets list would be nice. Because I don't trust the board to do this on there own like. If so it should not be to long before we have a new manager after he's gone.

This is what I would hope will happen. Although I expect a new manager to be named on sept 1st

 

[BigDunc'sFod]

He'll either excel with some money to spend or crumble under the pressure of not only being expected to win, but to do so playing attractive and dominating football.

I wish him all the best. If he goes to United, that is.

 

[glorydaze]

The "terrible 90 era"?

We at least tasted success at Wembley in the 90s.

Yes and nine years flirting with relegation, no thanks.

 

[Del]

Yeah we have an aging and small squad a good number of which will probably leave in the summer but whoever comes in will automatically replace them with quality because we're ****ing Everton aren't we mate, won the league 9 times haven't we.

This made me LOLOLOL

 

[canuckblue]

Moyes has taken us as far as he can and he's done well in terms of being able to spot lower-level talent that could play in the Premier League and make us consistent mentions for Europe, if not actually contenders. I just don't agree with those who seem to think he's the best thing since sliced bread and that we're certs for the drop when he goes. A new manager with new ideas, one who isn't afraid to play the likes of Barkley, Vellios and Duffy a little more often and drop the likes of "One Good Game in 20" Osman, might actually spark this club into going forward, not backward.

 

[ProZ]

EXCLUSIVE: Everton say Manchester United have not made an official approach for David Moyes. Would Moyes be a good replacement for Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford?


This just popped up on my fb.