CONFIRMED: Moyes Leaving - All Reaction Here

[Gwladys St. Glory]

All I feel is that the person to follow Ferguson is in a no-win situation, even if you win. Nightmare scenario, IMHO.

 

[hktoffee]

Would that be a bad thing, though?

If Kenwright goes for a cheap crap option and we struggle all that will happen is the fans will turn so kenwright will fire him and bring in a proper manager. The squad is far too good to actually get relegated.

And blue bill has lost his human shield.

Well this situation may force Kenwright to sell the club (if the fans turn against him) to some rich guy, if so, then it is good. However, I don't see it will actually happen.

 

[Petit]

Good to know that I'm not alone, ha.



Of course, it all comes down to his replacement. I just feel if the replacement is right, today/tomorrow/when Moyes leaves will be a day of progression for Everton.

How can it be a day of progression losing a manger who Man Utd, probably the most well run club in the world, regards as the best replacement for Ferguson.

A day of progression would have been Bill selling the club.

 

[Neiler]

From BBC:
BREAKING NEWS
David Moyes is set to be appointed as Sir Alex Ferguson's successor at Manchester United.

An announcement could be made tomorrow afternoon.

How on earth is the fact an announcement "could" be made classed as news?

If it comes to pass, you really have to query the insight and awareness of some who said "who would want him only Everton" & " where would he go".

Said it for a long time, we have been spoilt with Moyes for many a year and many are in for a reality check, nothing has changed fundamentally at the club since the days of relegation scraps on the last days of the season.

Might stick a few bob on Baines to Utd, maybe Mofro as well.

 

[Blues Harp]

Are we gonna end up like Sunderland, Aston Villa, Liverpool and be changing our managers every few seasons? I'd hate to be like that. I'm used to one man in charge at a long duration, I've also got a feeling we'll bring in a manager who we won't particularly like. It's pissing me off now, Everton carry on regardless but I don't want a [Poor language removed] managing our club.

Exactly - the media think that we are going to be satisfied with a loser like Martinez ..or the other failed Prem tits queuing up for the job - just feck off - mind you we could have the RS tit Brenda ...

 

[Azza]

Moyes hasn't actually been pictured in the crowd at Stamford Bridge yet tonight I don't think... a bit of a ploy to get the deal done under less media scrutiny maybe?

 

[Mety]

An inspired appointment needed. We have some very good players who may be persuaded to stay on and give it a go if we get the right manager in.

If it looks like a pisstake cheap option the club will find it hard keeping stable.

I think we all knew that, that's why some of us did and didn't want Moyes to go.

Can't see bill risking his investment with the first option, it's just how inspired the appointment is as far as I'm concerned

 

[davek]

If it comes to pass, you really have to query the insight and awareness of some who said "who would want him only Everton" & " where would he go".

Said it for a long time, we have been spoilt with Moyes for many a year and many are in for a reality check, nothing has changed fundamentally at the club since the days of relegation scraps on the last days of the season.

Might stick a few bob on Baines to Utd, maybe Mofro as well.

To be fair, the whole football world is a bit shocked about this.

 

[Darth Toffeeman]

Looks like a done deal for Moyes to United. TBf I think this deal was done towards the end of last year as the form dipped and his demeanor changed. The dropping of Gibson v Wigan in the cup to save him for Manchester City in a fairly meaningless fixture seemed odd but now we see why. Beating City was more important for Moyes than for the benefit of EFC. I wish him no ill but I think he is making a mistake. You can only fail there no matter what success you gain. United are no bigger than Everton, just richer. We need the chairman and board out asap but I fear the fans have took too long to force the issue.

 

[davek]

Can't see bill risking his investment with the first option, it's just how inspired the appointment is as far as I'm concerned

Agreed. It'll be a Championship manager looking to prove themselves or an internal appointment. Actually, I wonder if Zola fails to take Watford up he might be free?

 

[bluemangroup]

I think we will end up with a safe pair of hands manager. A Malky McKay or some such. Would like the board to surprise me.

 

[Neiler]

To be fair, the whole football world is a bit shocked about this.

Not so sure mate, Evertonians seem flabbergasted, anything I've seen which is a fair bit has been hugely accepting of Moyes getting it.

Hard times ahead for us I feel.

 

[Brennan]

If it comes to pass, you really have to query the insight and awareness of some who said "who would want him only Everton" & " where would he go".

Said it for a long time, we have been spoilt with Moyes for many a year and many are in for a reality check, nothing has changed fundamentally at the club since the days of relegation scraps on the last days of the season.

Might stick a few bob on Baines to Utd, maybe Mofro as well.

I reckon he'll sign Charlie Adam and Beattie. Quality players.

 

[Toffe3m4n]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22453895

 

[davek]

Looks like a done deal for Moyes to United. TBf I think this deal was done towards the end of last year as the form dipped and his demeanor changed. The dropping of Gibson v Wigan in the cup to save him for Manchester City in a fairly meaningless fixture seemed odd but now we see why. Beating City was more important for Moyes than for the benefit of EFC. I wish him no ill but I think he is making a mistake. You can only fail there no matter what success you gain. United are no bigger than Everton, just richer. We need the chairman and board out asap but I fear the fans have took too long to force the issue.

This might be a big factor in United's choice. He defo knows how to get a result against what are likely to be their biggest rivals for years to come.