2024/25 David Moyes

[canuckblue]

Is in his 60's, probs needed someone to wake him up from his nap.

Hey, I'm in my 60s and that's bang out of or...zzzzzzzz.

 

[Charles Hawtrey]

He wouldn't have been on any list of mine to comeback ,the timing and situation of dyches leaving probably made the decision to bring him back and easy one for the owner's.
He's came across calm and assured and ready for the fight ahead . I wish him well I'm sure there will be more twists and turns ahead and hopefully he can keep us up and along with new owners draw a massive line in the sand as to what went on before .
If someone said to me the day he left we would end up being managed by big Sam and benitez I would have definitely thought there were stark raving mad

this is not the first time he has been in this position - he should know what to say - that said he did carry himself very well. Its the humility that I had missed under Dyche.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Lose to Villa and Spurs and this thread will go downhill fast.

And it will be from the lads who defended Dyche and his 3 wins in 19 games to the hilt.

 

[Tony’s Carp]

By all accounts when he first came here he very directly challenged everyone, players and staff, to do much better. I thought with his comments both about the existing players and also the need for new players he was doing exactly the same again.

 

[hallamblue]

….66 years of age now, seems his job at West Ham was more ‘technical’ in that he watched opponents etc. He has a good reputation as a coach, though, be interesting what his specific role is.

It would be nice if we watched opponents rather than playing with 11 behind the ball no matter who the opposition is.

 

[Lloydaldo11]

Directors of Football eh.

We proper Everton’d the DoF role. Had them in place looking at good young players but had helmets for managers who didn’t want to play them or wanted some of the dross like we have witnessed. Cuco Martina springs to mind

 

[mightyblues78]

I don’t think Bobble will last much longer either. Worst kept secret that KT tells him everything.

 

[bluestevon]

I just checked that out. I remember it being worse, actually! Weir, Stubbs, Unsworth, Dunc, Gravesen, Carsley, Watson, Campbell and of course (albeit 16 years old) Rooney.

Most of them get into our current side. Maybe we are screwed after all.

Zero pace at all though mate was what struck me, Campbell I think was in his twilight days and faded, Fergie pre Newcastle return and permanently crocked as well.

Graveson and Carsley walk into our side ofc, as does unworth, Weir I'd take over Tarks actually but Branthwaite above either him or Stubbs, if the Tarks over Stubbs too tbf.

Watson I never rated.

Out the current side I'd definitely take Ndiaye, Pickford, Branthwaite though graveson and Carsley out the old for certain, unworth too, Weir over Tarks in a best 11 also.

 

[PeregrineT]

I feel its fitting now to revisit his tactics... Apologies if I missed someone else posting it

 

[formerly manx toffee]

Moyes has got a pretty positive first 6 games. Whilst “there are no easy games” 5 of them are at home.

Everton's next six fixtures:

Jan 15 - Aston Villa (H), 19:30
Jan 19 - Tottenham (H), 14:00
Jan 25 - Brighton (A), 15:00
Feb 1 - Leicester (H), 15:00
Feb 8 - Bournemouth (H), 15:00 (FA Cup)
Feb 12 - Liverpool (H), 19:30

 

[tommye]

I don’t think Bobble will last much longer either. Worst kept secret that KT tells him everything.

Tag him mate

@The Bobble

 

[Blueclouds]

Is Davek a rs trolling us? Does anyone on here actually know if he an Everton fan?. Just interested.

 

[RomanReigns]

Any chance he goes 442 with Beto and dcl up front?

 

[Peter The Dog]

the presser was as dull as dishwater.

moyes by numbers.

at least he's better than dyche.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

I think we’ll see a response when Moyes holds their feet to the fire. This squad is much better than it has shown this season, in my opinion.