2024/25 David Moyes

[Noisy noise annoys]

In many ways I agree with what you’re saying, however TFG were never going to bring in a young progressive manager given the situation we are in. We needed someone to steady the ship and that was always going to be an older steady type. Moyes was the perfect fit for them given that he was available and he knew the club and the league. I don’t believe that anyone feels that David Moyes is the manager who is going to usher in an era of success but he will provide the next manager with a stable base to work from. I am hoping for a young dynamic manager with new ideas and an attacking outlook but I would rather that manager came into the post with a better base so that he has less pressure on him and he has a bit of time to get his ideas across. I have said it before but it is worth repeating “David Moyes is not the solution to Everton’s problems but he is the start of the solution “. It took quite a number of managers to get us into the trouble we are in, it is going to take a couple, at least, to get us out.

Yes, this is how I see it. It is a shame because we will be back to square one in a year or two - bad run of form, fans pissed off and need a new manager to keep us up. Rinse and repeat. Palace appointed Glasner when they were near the bottom, Wolves with Pereira, even Forest with Nuno (I know he was not what we wanted at the time). But yes, there was no way TFG could take the risk given how bad we were

 

[Goat]

By Thursday we will probably have lost 50% of the games he has been back. I am really surprised how people think he is some kind of miracle worker.

Is he better than Dyche, of course! Do I like him, Yes! Is he the next messiah........

This is the 2nd time you have complained about a game in the future and assumed we have already lost.

I mean I agree, its a tough game and if we get anything it will be great, but you cant use it to fit an agenda till Thursday im afraid cos watch.

"When Moyes wins on Wednesday it will be mean he has won 4 out of his 5 PL games"

See?

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

Sound, I didnt want Moyes, but hes here now.

So I dont pray for defeats so he gets sacked, like some people.

If he doesnt do a good job between now and May I suspect hes asked to leave, as I said when Dyche was here, results will determine how long Moyes keeps his job.

100% I actually think he will do OK. Nothing spectacular but, fans are happy even with that given our recent history of poor managers and results.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Just watching Everton yesterday (Even with a 2-0 defeat) was far more entertaining than watching 99.9% of the last 2 years.

I don't think the performance was 'that' bad yesterday, their goals were bad errors and completely avoidable, we hit the post 3 times and blazed a couple over the bar.
Think also they got the rub of the green and a lot of decisions from the atrocious ref.

My main gripe from yesterday i thought 1 or 2 changes should of been made at HT Doucoure at the very least.

Exactly my thoughts coming away from Goodison yesterday,yes first half poor however if you compare it to what we were witnessing 5/6 weeks ago it was prime Brazil 1970at least we pushed on second half and attempted to pun our opponents back.

 

[GrandOldSte117]

The derby can usually make or break us with games afterwords in terms of confidence. Hopefully can get some sort of result Wednesday

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

This is the 2nd time you have complained about a game in the future and assumed we have already lost.

I mean I agree, its a tough game and if we get anything it will be great, but you cant use it to fit an agenda till Thursday im afraid cos watch.

"When Moyes wins on Wednesday it will be mean he has won 4 out of his 5 PL games"

See?

I pray with all my heart that, come wednesday evening you can come on here and vault me to death....

 

[Goat]

I pray with all my heart that, come wednesday evening you can come on here and vault me to death....

No vaulting from me, it's a tough, tough game against a team we historically do very, very badly against.

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

No vaulting from me, it's a tough, tough game against a team we historically do very, very badly against.

We did em last year - just need to go all out.

 

[Goat]

We did em last year

Yeah, im fully expecting that to be the battle cry of The Dychettes.

Not saying you are 1 btw.

 

[Delargeinho]

Yesterday, probably was the first real test how far we are really under Moyes against one of the best teams in the country currently.

Saw positive things, mainly in the 2nd half, but also you saw in the first half, the understanding of a in-shape team that even though not playing brilliantly takes the few chances they have. Just a few windows further in the development.

The idea what Moyes wanted to play in majority of the 5 games isn't really far off Bournemouth actually.

 

[JLW]

The derby can usually make or break us with games afterwords in terms of confidence. Hopefully can get some sort of result Wednesday

In our current position with this being our game in hand, for me its a free hit.

I hope we have the same approach as the previous home games, front foot go and try to win the game.
Give them zero respect.

I think they will probably beat us either way (sitting back or attacking them) so why not just go for it.

We must score first, if we do then we can win this.

 

[twoblue]

Well I posted it, so its certainly the opinion of at least 1.

So you are arguing Lampard and Dyche are miracles workers and alladyce and Moyes are dinosaurs?
Must have miss read that.

 

[Goat]

So you are arguing Lampard and Dyche are miracles workers and alladyce and Moyes are dinosaurs?
Must have miss read that.

Here he is you calling dyche a miracle worker.

2022/23 Post in thread 'Sean Dyche'

June 10, 2023

He gets 40 points and steadies the ship next season then great. After that he has to be pushing on and show he can bridge the gap to European places - otherwise it's change manager time (unless it's due to injuries/ being thrown under the bus by this sh@£house board).

Nil satis optimum. Dyche knows this and I suspect he will try to embody this too. I am fully in Dyche's supporters camp and I am hoping he'll succeed and be here along time. He's got a very difficult job though.

without spending money, if he keeps us up it’s a miracle- no one should call for his head if he isn’t...

• twoblue

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And here is you calling Big Sam a dinosaur while bigging up Dyche as some messiah.

2023/24 Post in thread 'Sean Dyche'

December 8, 2023

When Dyche came in we thought we were down and out. No confidence, I purchased during Jan window - we stayed up.
Despite this the calls for him to be sacked were unreal.
This season we all said we would be happy to stay up again. He has us in mid table form, unlucky not to be higher, given the teams we outplayed but didn’t beat at the start of the season. The club is in turmoil, the premier league has docked points… but still he has got the team united organised and wait for it… playing some really good football.

talk of him being a dinosaur or a alardyce m2 can be put to bed for good...

• twoblue

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Laterss.

 

[Moomin]

The owners gave Moyes a 2.5 year deal, they’re not giving him that with a plan to get rid of him at the end of the season unless they’re clueless.

They give De Rossi a 3 year contract and sacked him after 3 months of it. The fans were furious about it.

They brought in Ivan Juric and sacked him after 12 games.

Moyes is just a stop gap.

 

[witchdoc187]

He's pretty much taken us to safety within 14 days of his arrival and people still complain haha