Remembering Moyes

[Dymak]

I'm bored of hearing about him. But he went about 2 and a half years without being able to sign a single first team player, and kept us competitive in doing so. Not many managers would be able to do that, or put up with that.

It's very early days in his United career as well, I wouldn't be surprised if he comes good there.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Christ,thought he'd snuffed it when I saw this thread!!!,anyhow RIP his EFC career.

 

[tonka1878]

He'll be remembered as the manager before the Greatest Everton Manager Ever!







and a ginger tosspot.

 

[toffeesnuggs]

Every time I see him interviewed now, makes me so happy we've got rid of the miserable git.

 

[royalblue66]

I'm bored of hearing about him. But he went about 2 and a half years without being able to sign a single first team player, and kept us competitive in doing so. Not many managers would be able to do that, or put up with that.

It's very early days in his United career as well, I wouldn't be surprised if he comes good there.

I would tbh

 

[Librarian]

Got Everton to a consistent standard, and by an eleven year attrition, became the best of rest as the 'others' shot their load in the boom and bust, sack and rebuild cycles.

When I look back on it, I can't really pin down any discernible style of play or pattern or plan for the club. Probably stayed 5 years too long.

 

[Chang Elephant]

Dour personality, defeatist, provided backing to a bankrupt degenerate board, crapped all over the club and fans at the end, paid very handsomely to do so.

 

[toffee matt]

Are we remembering David moyes or David David Moyes ?

 

[steken1]

Miserable, self promoting beaut who talked Everton down every chance he got to mask his own shithouse flaws.

I'm more than confident the biggest trophy he'll ever win is the FA Cup!

 

[LinekersLegs]

I'll remember him a lot more fondly if the ginger ghoul gifts us a good goal difference and 3 points on april 20th

 

[Goat]

Miserable, self promoting beaut who talked Everton down every chance he got to mask his own shithouse flaws.

I'm more than confident the biggest trophy he'll ever win is the FA Cup!

Surely you mean the Charity Shield?

 

[steken1]

Surely you mean the Charity Shield?

That's more of a shield than a trophy! I won't point out the obvious flaw in that argument

He's got enough good players at Man Utd to get lucky once!

 

[Goat]

That's more of a shield than a trophy! I won't point out the obvious flaw in that argument

He's got enough good players at Man Utd to get lucky once!

He wont be at United that long tho.

He will win a few SPLs and maybe the odd Buckfast Cup.

 

[steken1]

He wont be at United that long tho.

He will win a few SPLs and maybe the odd Buckfast Cup.

I hope he's there a decade or two!

 

[allen]

Once he's sacked by United, I think Evertonians will begin to soften towards him.

He didn't do his Goodison legacy any favours over the summer, but memories of that will fade when he's given the boot at Old Trafford. I'm already feeling sorry for him.

The truth of the matter is that he was exactly what we needed. He righted the ship in pretty much our darkest hour. He deserves our gratitude for that. He just didn't have what it took to continue our development - and you can't really blame a man for his limitations.