Please offer your opinion on the statistics posted below...

[blueblueday]

I'm still holding out for the Holy Grail of naked Ariel Winter.

Nothing yet unfortunately but that will be the day my genitalia explode like an Iranian General.

Haha, I think my days of scouting for meaningless Everton statistics may be over. Thanks, Cynic. You're a real tonic! I've found a new focus now.

In Ariel we Trust...

 

[argietoffee]

We love playing big bucks for players with no pace and who cant shift a ball accurately and who physically dont put it about.

Is that the right answer?

 

[Mildredblues]

Can't compare mate - the game and market is completely different now.

Your seasons start just after we signed Fellaini for a massive, record breaking 15m. Nowadays we're throwing 5m at players for the academy.

The rise of Spurs, Leicester and Klopp taking over at Liverpool have pushed Everton lower down the table.
Even Manchester United had to spend exorbitantly to stay in the T6 in this period.

 

[Mildredblues]

We need a plan. Moyes had one and that's why we were so consistent while he was here. Moshiri has come in and fired money everywhere but it means nothing without direction.

These stats are cherry picking the best years of Moyes. Give any of the other managers enough time and who knows where Everton would be?

 

[Glasshalffull]

These stats are cherry picking the best years of Moyes. Give any of the other managers enough time and who knows where Everton would be?

I think it's called, 'The Championship'.

 

[TheBigIguana]

These stats are cherry picking the best years of Moyes. Give any of the other managers enough time and who knows where Everton would be?

I disagree

 

[Khalekan]

Which is why I would have given Moyes a chance in this new era to see what he could have achieved

Would have dispelled the what ifs

No thanks.

He had plenty of dough to spend at OT and that did not end well for him.

 

[hibbo'sclass]

Moyes spent 13m over 11 years NET.

Martinez spent 13m on Niasse.

So many levels.

In terms of entertainment value, Niasse wins hands down.

 

[Sentinel]

I'm amazed even though we have Ancelotti as manager we have a thinly disguised thread suggesting we never had it so good under Moyes. Give it a break, move on, it's been done to death.

 

[twoblue]

...its about buying good footballers, and we’ve spent a lot of money on footballers who are not good footballers.

Moyes looked for hungry players. That’s what is missing, players now are joining us for a retirement package

 

[Eggs]

Moyes looked for hungry players. That’s what is missing, players now are joining us for a retirement package

....good point, I remember him saying he didn’t want £20m footballers, he wanted players who wanted to be £20m footballers.

 

[twoblue]

Which is why I would have given Moyes a chance in this new era to see what he could have achieved

Would have dispelled the what ifs

Moyes at West Ham will give you all the what ifs you need. Similar draw in terms of players they can attract, similar budget. Hate to say it - Similar demands of fans

 

[Darren Higgs]

Below are two seperare periods of 5 consecutive seasons. Transfer expenditure and league finishes are included. Thanks.

2009/10 - 3.5m profit - 8th finish
2010/11 - 1.475m profit - 7th finish
2011/12 - 16.33m spent - 7th finish
2012/13 - 4.25m profit - 6th finish
2013/14 - 16m profit - 5th finish

Net Spend - 1.895m spent over 5 seasons.

Average league finish - 6.6

Managers over this 5 season period - David Moyes

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2014/15 - 30.96m spent - 11th finish
2015/16 - 27.4m spent - 11th finish
2016/17 - 25.95m spent - 7th finish
2017/18 - 72.5m spent - 8th finish
2018/19 - 58.7m spent - 8th finish

Net Spend - 215.51m spent over 5 seasons

Average league finish - 9

Management over this 5 season period - Roberto Martinez, Ronald Koeman, David Unsworth, Sam Allardyce, Marco Silva, Duncan Ferguson, Carlo Ancelotti

It tells me that we didn't spend in the first period and the squad age went up massively and left us with a big rebuilding job to do as alot of the players where then on the Decline. Howard, distin, jags, Saha, Osman and piennar. An Barry was brought in a short term fix.

We've also had some bad luck with injuries with Coleman, McCarthy and Oviedo suffering bad leg breaks which I don't think any recovered to the same standard.

We now have the issues with gban and gomes injuries aswell.

 

[blueblueday]

We love playing big bucks for players with no pace and who cant shift a ball accurately and who physically dont put it about.

Is that the right answer?

haha, u may be onto something there

 

[blueblueday]

These stats are cherry picking the best years of Moyes. Give any of the other managers enough time and who knows where Everton would be?

Ur the first to suss me out. Well done. My hidden agenda has been unearthed.

Wasn't the best years of Moyes when he finished 4th!? I can't remember any other Everton manager finishing as high as that since the 80s!

As pointed out from another poster I cocked up one stat as well. The 5th place finish was not under Moyes but Martinez!