POLL: Would you like David Moyes back as Everton manager?

Caolam · May 25, 2016

I wouldn't mind Moyes back as manager..............of Preston.

zandvoort blue · May 25, 2016

Sake
STATE OF THIS THREAD

sageyefc · May 25, 2016

You can see the desperation from moyes getting all his chums to try and big him up. He knows no one at this level wants him and is trying all he can to get in the frame.

Koff you blurt, moshiris running things now.

Toffeelover · May 25, 2016

sageyefc said:
You can see the desperation from moyes getting all his chums to try and big him up. He knows no one at this level wants him and is trying all he can to get in the frame.

Koff you blurt, moshiris running things now.

Becuase thwere is no chance of any other job. tried for that Scottish one didn't he but Brenda beat him to it.

tim cahill · May 25, 2016

It's starting to worry me how often the notion of Moyes coming back keeps popping up.

JonnyFitz · May 25, 2016

tim cahill said:
It's starting to worry me how often the notion of Moyes coming back keeps popping up.

Very predictable, it's what sports writers do!

Gladystweet · May 25, 2016

GrandOldTeam · May 25, 2016

Southall: “No to Moyes”, by GrandOldTeam

Neville Southall doesn’t think David Moyes is a worthy candidate for the vacant Everton manager position.

Alan Irvine, Andy Gray and Phil Neville have all gone public to advocate the former Everton manager’s return, but Southall has called on the club to appoint a proven winner.

I want a proven winner as manager I don't want to turn clock back no Moyes
Club needs to get back to being winners
2nd place is no good

— Neville Southall (@NevilleSouthall) May 25, 2016

I would rather pay £15 million for best manager than a squad player
Most important signing of this season
Buy cheap by twice

— Neville Southall (@NevilleSouthall) May 25, 2016

The post Southall: “No to Moyes” appeared first on GrandOldTeam.

bizzaro · May 25, 2016

'Plucky little Everton'

Moshiri needs to KILL that tag with extreme prejudice

jtl60 · May 25, 2016

It's hard to say a straight yes or no. Is he anywhere near the top of my list? NO. would I pick him over Hughes, Bruce or other various no marks who keep getting mentioned? YES

Ballymoney1 · May 25, 2016

Moyes served us well and kept us afloat on a limited budget when clubs with a similar budget to ourselves slid down the divisions.
That being said time has moved on as have ourselves. Hopefully a new more successful period is about to begin under Moshiri this means a new manager with new ideas.

ggooggooggoo · May 25, 2016

Ballymoney1 said:
Moyes served us well and kept us afloat on a limited budget when clubs with a similar budget to ourselves slid down the divisions.
That being said time has moved on as have ourselves. Hopefully a new more successful period is about to begin under Moshiri this means a new manager with new ideas.

No would of done.

4737carlin · May 25, 2016

The only thing I will give this clown credit for is buying cheap players from the lower league that no one was looking at. From next season onwards Moyes wont stand a chance in the Premier League now that everyone has money to spend, he was a budget manager and nothing more, Eveton and everyone else have moved on.

riddick · May 25, 2016

I've had a kidney stone in the last year and I'm going to have a pretty big surgery in the next 6 months, and I would rather deal with both of those with no pain killers than Moyes at Everton again. I don't even want him there as a spectator.

Sy- · May 25, 2016

jtl60 said:
It's hard to say a straight yes or no. Is he anywhere near the top of my list? NO. would I pick him over Hughes, Bruce or other various no marks who keep getting mentioned? YES

Yeah, I think we should (and will) aim higher given the sheer amount of managerial quality populating the league next season, BUT... my god, I've heard so many worse names mentioned, some not even bloody managers (Giggs!?).