David Moyes

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It might have been pointed out but that doesn't make it true.

We went between September 2009 and January 2012 without signing a first team player for money.

Shockingly this also coincided with our squad getting older and us using the same players all the time.

Sure, and i'm not defending the board, but Moyes probably knew the financial situation and prioritised how the limited money we had was spent. Moyes did a good job considering, I just wish he had remained as committed to the development of both himself as manager AND the progress of our club/team as he was when he was a rookie and we were forgiving of his mistakes.
 

**** Moyes he gone now, I only support players and managers who want to be here and fight for the shirt, Moyes doesn't care about our club anymore, he gone to Man u to try and boost his CV and win some cups and pretend he always wanted to be a hero at Man u, that his job now to get the fans on side. I just wanner another manager in quick and make sure Moyes doesn't think he can come in and buy some of our players. Its funny tho that we heard the quote from the fans on here "He wont get a better offer then us" the second one makes me laugh is "he got no bottle" well he showed bottle taking over Man u after Fergie. I love Moyes and have respect for him but I don't want him to win one cup at Man u. I just hope we don't get evertonians having Man u as their second team cos of moyes.

We're Everton. We don't do second teams, certainly not in the same league as us!
 
There is a part of me that wants him to totally flop there, It's a really bitter part of me but that is just the way I feel, thanks for what he did here but couldn't give a **** whether he does well or not there.
 
Latterly he stumbled across the novel idea of opening up another flank of attack via Coleman - who was a RB waiting to do this for the past three years but who Moyes only put in there because Hibbert was goosed. That allowed us to have a lot more balance than simply ploughing a furrow down the left attacking wise and staying solid across the rest of the park.

2009 was a watershed though (the summer, precisely, when he decided to put up and shut up once and for all with the limitations of the owners). He knew the financial tsunami was to come and just sat and let it roll over him. But to add insult to injury he compounded his own gutless approach to the board by then rounding on a group of Evertonians who carried the fight to the board. Fair enough if he didn't want to do it, but he should never have condemned those who wanted to highlight their inadequacies for the world beyond Goodison to see. He was finished for me from that moment. His sickening craven attitude had tipped over into slapping down dissent.

He'll fall on his arse at United and I'll be laughing me bollocks off when it happens.

I agree with pretty much all of that.
 

Evertonians in not wishing the future Man United manager good luck shocker.

Good bye Davey, but good luck, **** that.
 
David Moyes took over Everton on the 14th March 2002, he took over a oldish squad, full of old and mostly tosh players, we found ourselves, as was normal, involved in a fight to stay in the Premiership, something we had done for most of the previous 10 or so Years before that, Unsy smashed it and the rest is history.

During his time at the Club we failed to win a trophy, we got to a few Semi-Finals and even a Final once, but if im honest, not once did we ever look likely to win fck all, he did however drag us from the bottom to near the top, he built an excellent, if not a little flawed squad, but most of all, he gave me hope, the hope that things could get better, so for everything he did, I thank him and wish him well for the remainder of his career.

He now has the perfect Club in which to win trophys, he has no excuses, nothing to hide behind, if he fails, he will fail due to his ability to Manage. He has left behind, as stated, an excellent Everton "squad", which has a first 11 that would rival any team in the League, but as also said, its flawed in places, a Striker that can actual place the ball into the net thingy being the most glaring.

So once again, thank you David Moyes, for giving me hope when all hope was gone and may you have a full and trophy laden career, my only wish is that you "bottle" it everytime you face Everton and get smashed 5-0.
 
David Moyes took over Everton on the 14th March 2002, he took over a oldish squad, full of old and mostly tosh players, we found ourselves, as was normal, involved in a fight to stay in the Premiership, something we had done for most of the previous 10 or so Years before that, Unsy smashed it and the rest is history.

During his time at the Club we failed to win a trophy, we got to a few Semi-Finals and even a Final once, but if im honest, not once did we ever look likely to win fck all, he did however drag us from the bottom to near the top, he built an excellent, if not a little flawed squad, but most of all, he gave me hope, the hope that things could get better, so for everything he did, I thank him and wish him well for the remainder of his career.

He now has the perfect Club in which to win trophys, he has no excuses, nothing to hide behind, if he fails, he will fail due to his ability to Manage. He has left behind, as stated, an excellent Everton "squad", which has a first 11 that would rival any team in the League, but as also said, its flawed in places, a Striker that can actual place the ball into the net thingy being the most glaring.

So once again, thank you David Moyes, for giving me hope when all hope was gone and may you have a full and trophy laden career, my only wish is that you "bottle" it everytime you face Everton and get smashed 5-0.

This, Moyes was a great manager for us, not winning a trophy was a disappointment, but no way in hell his done a bad job. Sadly in this day and age football isn't all about winning trophies anymore and i personally prefer having 10 years of EPL football then winning a cup
 
"I would like to be remembered for doing a hard working honest job because that is what the football club stands for."

Jesus wept.
 

It's time to move on.
The king is dead,long live the king....whoever he is.
It is a professional sport,an industry where you need to look forward rather than back.
I appreciate what David Moyes has done for the club,but if I am honest I think that maybe he has stayed a couple of years too long.
It has all become too comfortable,we have come to accept our position as a top eight club,but not a top four club.
It will be very interesting to see how the new manager sees his ambition at the club.
 
It's time to move on.
The king is dead,long live the king....whoever he is.
It is a professional sport,an industry where you need to look forward rather than back.
I appreciate what David Moyes has done for the club,but if I am honest I think that maybe he has stayed a couple of years too long.
It has all become too comfortable,we have come to accept our position as a top eight club,but not a top four club.
It will be very interesting to see how the new manager sees his ambition at the club.

Since his departure was announced it's been an embarrassment, imo.

He's been a better than decent manager for us, no question. Solid and hardworking. But the send off he's been milking is generated purely by the media fawning over him that we've seen since almost day one. His greatest achievement has been the cultivation of that media hype. He's assiduously placed himself above the club he's managed and implied he was doing Everton a big favour by being here. Now he's even hanging around to be kingmaker.

Not even Benitez could make Everton sound and look so small time.

Furious he's still hanging around and dictating things. He's Man Utd manager. He should sling his hook right now.
 
This, Moyes was a great manager for us, not winning a trophy was a disappointment, but no way in hell his done a bad job. Sadly in this day and age football isn't all about winning trophies anymore and i personally prefer having 10 years of EPL football then winning a cup

I don't think those of us whom are not Moyes fans think he did a "bad job".

He just didn't do the stellar job many would have you believe he did.

We think he is s good manager, not a "great" one.
 

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