Moyes Potential Replacement

[BiggyRat]

Which was followed by a brilliant performance where we could have easily scored 5 or 6 goals...

Certainly not disagreeing with you on this point you made but, out of curiosity, would you consider there may have been a sense of "auditioning" from the players?

 

[Deloodid]

we have always gone with a British manager. id love Laudrup, but think its gonna be someone British, if hes not then Martinez.

 

[Brennan]

Certainly not disagreeing with you on this point you made but, out of curiosity, would you consider there may have been a sense of "auditioning" from the players?

Could be. Although you'd like to think not

 

[pomp_]

Bloody hell, obvious troll is obvious.

ur the troll mate. thinking moyes saying 'they'll never be as good as they were in the 80s'

is ok. and acceptable. from an everton manager. i hate people who call other passionate fans trolls. they r like people who say 'hey i pay my taxes'

 

[BiggyRat]

Could be. Although you'd like to think not

Agreed. I only considered that in light of Fellaini's recent comments, as an example.

 

[Aqui1a]

ur the troll mate. thinking moyes saying 'they'll never be as good as they were in the 80s'

is ok. and acceptable. from an everton manager. i hate people who call other passionate fans trolls. they r like people who say 'hey i pay my taxes'

Where/when did he say this? I'd like to see it..

 

[pomp_]

Where/when did he say this? I'd like to see it..

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2013/may/12/everton-david-moyes-west-ham-finale

He said it yesterday after the West Ham win. Not to Evertontv of course, just the rest of the wanking media.

 

[TX Bill]

No news on this front then.

 

[TheFinnFan]

I seriously don't get the Martinez talk. The guy won the cup, beating us not because his team played amazing football. He beat us because we were shockingly S**t that day and simply didn't turn up. If we'd even half turned up they'd have been bumped out of the cup, and would anyone be giving him a serious shout for the job then?

most important thing about martinez is his ability to work with limited resources. just like moyes.
another one is that he has shown patience with wigan. shows character to stick with team that has been fighting relegation for many years.

These are the two most important factors why martinez is hot favourite
( im absolutely sure BK is a sort of person who sees these thingys very important, vital,if i may)

Other stuff, tactics + FACup is just a bonus in the eyes of BK imo.

(anyways, im not saying he is my nro uno)

 

[Sensei]

i want hiddink
i feel it'll be pip nev

 

[BiggyRat]

Mancini, but only to teach the boys how to wear a scarf with style.

 

[Christiffa25]

ur the troll mate. thinking moyes saying 'they'll never be as good as they were in the 80s'

is ok. and acceptable. from an everton manager. i hate people who call other passionate fans trolls. they r like people who say 'hey i pay my taxes'

Ok, so moyes says that Everton will never be as good as the 80's and this is like a slap in the face to you?

So in the 80's, a time when billionaire owners didn't excist we had a very good team and won the league and cups a few times with an excellent team. Whilst Everton and Liverpool pretty much dominated the era.

What's the issue? Do you think we're going to pull a few PL title's out the bag in the forseable future? Dominate the London and Manchester teams? Find multi-milIons buried under the GP turf to invest in world class players and build a stadium??

Moyes is right whether you like it or not....when moyes took the job he was never gonna bring the 80's back, nor is our next manager. And unless there's massive change at board level or in the PL money men all going bust then you aint having the 80's back pal.

Or is it just because he said it that bothers you? I think comments made by moyes that day were all about how big of club we were, how good a set of players he was leaving, how amazing the fans were ect... To pick up on none of this yet to pick up on 2 little bits he says whilst full of emotion and having questions thrown at him left, right and center....Well personally I think your views are clouded by a obvious hatred for moyes.

So Everton ain't gonna be as good as the 80's - Well he's right, we ain't in the forseable.
He's moving on to better things - Well yes in his job as a sctottish non evertonian football manager he certainly is.

 

[Jeff Jones]

Disagree but regardless i don't see how Fulham compete with us in any way. They pay less to their manager, they spend a similar amount to us on transfers, and they're regular bottom half finishers.

London. And a bit more money than us.

 

[Jeff Jones]

good post. the majority are backing him cos they're affected by the media/bookies/consensus and have no minds of their own, nevermind in life, forget football.

And because there's isn't an obvious candidate out there who a. we could afford, or b. ticks many boxes as a safe and talented
option. Not in Britain, anyway.

 

[pomp_]

Ok, so moyes says that Everton will never be as good as the 80's and this is like a slap in the face to you?

So in the 80's, a time when billionaire owners didn't excist we had a very good team and won the league and cups a few times with an excellent team. Whilst Everton and Liverpool pretty much dominated the era.

What's the issue? Do you think we're going to pull a few PL title's out the bag in the forseable future? Dominate the London and Manchester teams? Find multi-milIons buried under the GP turf to invest in world class players and build a stadium??

Moyes is right whether you like it or not....when moyes took the job he was never gonna bring the 80's back, nor is our next manager. And unless there's massive change at board level or in the PL money men all going bust then you aint having the 80's back pal.

Or is it just because he said it that bothers you? I think comments made by moyes that day were all about how big of club we were, how good a set of players he was leaving, how amazing the fans were ect... To pick up on none of this yet to pick up on 2 little bits he says whilst full of emotion and having questions thrown at him left, right and center....Well personally I think your views are clouded by a obvious hatred for moyes.

So Everton ain't gonna be as good as the 80's - Well he's right, we ain't in the forseable.
He's moving on to better things - Well yes in his job as a sctottish non evertonian football manager he certainly is.

If any manager had the right to talk about himself and how we had raised a club it is Sir Alex but he never did that to Manchester united fans and made the media think of Manchester united as a small club he never went on about how he had progressed the club non stop every chance he had he never does that but David Moyes does and always has that's something you don't seem to get why don't you go ans support man United because you love David Moyes your obvious love for David Moyes is clouding your judgement too but that's just my opinion! You think it's okay for our current manager to use the term 'they' will never be as successful as they were in the 80s towards his own club okay fine Just remember whose manager he is right now You are defending someone who is leaving us you are not defending an evertonian in you're attacking an evertonian