kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
So this.
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McBain
Player Valuation: £80m
Very much this.
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
When he was at Everton he did the best he could for us. At United of course he had to do the same. He was undoubtedly under pressure to show that he could handle being a United manager and playing the media is part of that. Do you really think he holds ill will to Everton? Since then he's said nothing but good things about us.
Interesting to see the respect he is held in within the game amongst other coaches especially in Europe. His achievements at Everton have been reevaluated against the gross underachievement Mattinez is currently managing with a better squad.
I still like the man, I still think he's a good manager, and most importantly I don't think the fans ever truly lost hope he was taking us forward during his time here. That doesn't mean he should ever come back, I think we need some new ideas, but I can't understand people holding huge grudges against him wishing his failure at other clubs.
Interesting to see the respect he is held in within the game amongst other coaches especially in Europe. His achievements at Everton have been reevaluated against the gross underachievement Mattinez is currently managing with a better squad.
I still like the man, I still think he's a good manager, and most importantly I don't think the fans ever truly lost hope he was taking us forward during his time here. That doesn't mean he should ever come back, I think we need some new ideas, but I can't understand people holding huge grudges against him wishing his failure at other clubs.
Toffeemeister
Player Valuation: £8m
Nail on the head ! Anyone got his actual quotes after 10 years of being Everton manager ?
His "Just happy to get out of Old Trafford alive" really got to me the most.
bring the ghost on
Player Valuation: £35m
[language removed] Moyes.
EV-ER-TON
EV-ER-TON
[QUOall th="Saint Domingo, post: 42785ember: 16733"]When he was at Everton he did the best he could for us. At United of course he had to do the same. He was undoubtedly under pressure to show that he could handle being a United manager and playing the media is part of that. Do you really think he holds ill will to Everton? Since then he's said nothing but good things about us.
Interesting to see the respect he is held in within the game amongst other coaches especially in Europe. His achievements at Everton have been reevaluated against the gross underachievement Mattinez is currently managing with a better squad.
I still like the man, I still think he's a good manager, and most importantly I don't think the fans ever truly lost hope he was taking us forward during his time here. That doesn't mean he should ever come back, I think we need some new ideas, but I can't understand people holding huge grudges against him wishing his failure at other clubs.[/QUOTE]
Say all the nice things you like... As long as he doesn't comeback
Interesting to see the respect he is held in within the game amongst other coaches especially in Europe. His achievements at Everton have been reevaluated against the gross underachievement Mattinez is currently managing with a better squad.
I still like the man, I still think he's a good manager, and most importantly I don't think the fans ever truly lost hope he was taking us forward during his time here. That doesn't mean he should ever come back, I think we need some new ideas, but I can't understand people holding huge grudges against him wishing his failure at other clubs.[/QUOTE]
Say all the nice things you like... As long as he doesn't comeback
Jags..class
Player Valuation: £70m
Spot on
Jags..class
Player Valuation: £70m
It's a big job at Newcastle but it's a poison job and could damage his reputation more and the newcastle fans like sexy football, they wouldbt give moyes a chane, He needs to wait for a better option. Brendon Rodgers would suit the Newcastle job.
The Cowboy
Player Valuation: £60m
Y'know, if he'd just put in a bid that was appropriate for Baines, it would all have been fine (the animosity towards Moyes I mean, not the losing of Baines). If he genuinely had respect for the club, why sully it within days of leaving?
Lifelong-Toffee
Player Valuation: £500k
I agree. But to answer your question:
1) I guess it's not clear if it's all down to Moyes, or was it Woodward or the Utd hierarchy conducting bid sizes and low-balling?
2) It if was Moyes, then I guess he thought it didn't matter - it's the past, he'd 'moved on' and he thought he didn't need our mutual goodwill if he's in a 6 yr Man Utd contract as manager
3) If he did that then it confirms the great lesson in life - be wary of placing too high expectations of others, who inevitably disappoint you. Never meet your heroes etc. I met mine, Jimmy White...very underwhelmed by him. Stephen Hendry ('the enemy') though, couldn't have been nicer in person
But yeah, I agree the whole thing left a bitter taste in the mouth after the last few of years of his reign which were pretty good and the send-off we gave
Rugby Toffee
Player Valuation: £60m
Villa - nailed on
I have to say once he left Everton he became irrelevant, I was mildly annoyed about the Baines bid but he was the manager of a rival club so I expected him to do his best for them. If we get a good manager from another club I expect him to have no loyalty to his former club, I want him fully committed to Everton.
Personally I think he could do a job at Newcastle, they need a bit of discipline.
Personally I think he could do a job at Newcastle, they need a bit of discipline.
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