Carlito
Player Valuation: £40m
Just the simple matter of teaching him how to shoot, dribble and pass after that.
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2024/25 David Moyes
- Thread starter TrailerTrash
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Look hes been coached how to defend corners for the last 2 years, he needs a refresher course.
Carlito
Player Valuation: £40m
Well, if the rumours are to be believed, he broke out of his programming in training last week.
I suppose that's a start.
Gonna stop you there pal
And? Do training sessions mean he can’t pick a different team. Do they mean he can’t do different subs. Do they mean he can stand on touchlines & not make any meaningful subs/changes until 83rd minute! He’s known this was on the cards for at least a month. I’m sure he’s watched us multiple times.
NathDogg
Player Valuation: £50m
It was comparisons to the same thing in different time points (Dyches everton last season versus this) and so I think is fair and relevant.
I don’t think it’s fair to compare last season to Everton under a new manager - it’s not the same thing.
I also don’t think anyone is of the mind that big bad scotch egg has gone so now it’s all going to be gravy.
We know the decline of the club wasn’t Dyches fault and it’s been a myriad of bad calls and shocking leadership that have got us to this point. We also know it’s going to take a lot of work from Moyes and the players to get us out, plus we need to see a real change in direction and leadership from the new owners, so that the old Everton is consigned to history and we really can “change the narrative.”
What I will say is there were some subtle, positive differences on the pitch under the new manager last night, compared to what Dyche was serving up, and that’s with only a few days with the players.
This gives me pause to hope that better results and times are ahead, on the proviso that TFG get the off field stuff sorted and we all move forward and upward.
One thing I think you have to give him credit for is what a breath of fresh air he's been.
Billy Dean
Player Valuation: £70m
That's the spirit Davey
He wants to be careful, the owners might think he's trying to resign.
Full quote for anyone wanting a non-bias post:
"I've only been here a couple of days and I'm nearly burnt out looking at how we can score more goals and how we can get players who can do that."
Infernus
Player Valuation: £10m
Yup. That’s called ‘quote mining’, and I’m very surprised to see someone posting such agenda filled nonsense under the name of the actual forum.
Poor get. Didn't get get the memo from fans that it was just all Sean Bloody Dyches fault and how any semi capable manager can get this team going.
Moyes knows we need players coming in.
I'd have expected him to at least try and blow smoke under the players we've got though first.
Under Moyes I want to see the following:
- Players with hurt in their eyes when they have suffered a defeat
- Players who genuinely feel the pain of defeat as much as the fans
- Players with a common cause for desiring and demanding success of one another
- Players who believe they can and will improve as a team and don't hide behind 'injuries'
- Players who understand what it is to play for this wonderful Club and our wonderful fanbase
- Players with a genuine work ethic and a positive mental attitude to succeed
I could go on but I suspect I am probably too entrenched in the bygone days of the 1960's/70's/80's when such qualities were the norm. Nowadays, 90% of ballers are just mercenaries and really don't give a thought for their employers or supporters. Essentially, they have no buy in to clubs and are just happy to take the big bucks from whoever is willing to pay them. That is why, in our case, there is greater emphasis on Moyes and the DoF to undertake due diligence on new recruits to ensure we buy players not only of quality and who can fit into whatever system he uses but who also have character and a willingness to go that extra mile to fulfill our ambitions. We've spunked way, way too much on lightweights these past few years who have brought very little - in many cases absolutely nothing - to the table and this is why we find ourselves in this seemingly annual predicament.
So now Davey, it's over to you. No pressure!
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- Players with hurt in their eyes when they have suffered a defeat
- Players who genuinely feel the pain of defeat as much as the fans
- Players with a common cause for desiring and demanding success of one another
- Players who believe they can and will improve as a team and don't hide behind 'injuries'
- Players who understand what it is to play for this wonderful Club and our wonderful fanbase
- Players with a genuine work ethic and a positive mental attitude to succeed
I could go on but I suspect I am probably too entrenched in the bygone days of the 1960's/70's/80's when such qualities were the norm. Nowadays, 90% of ballers are just mercenaries and really don't give a thought for their employers or supporters. Essentially, they have no buy in to clubs and are just happy to take the big bucks from whoever is willing to pay them. That is why, in our case, there is greater emphasis on Moyes and the DoF to undertake due diligence on new recruits to ensure we buy players not only of quality and who can fit into whatever system he uses but who also have character and a willingness to go that extra mile to fulfill our ambitions. We've spunked way, way too much on lightweights these past few years who have brought very little - in many cases absolutely nothing - to the table and this is why we find ourselves in this seemingly annual predicament.
So now Davey, it's over to you. No pressure!
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