in fairness to moyes he took over a team battling relegation and banished that over his reign , got a decent squad together on a shoestring , unfortunately fell short in the big games, but we were a million times stronger than when he took over, big joe to Walker(who i think the current manager is looking more like every passing week) well anybody that was around at the time will tell you what an improvement that was, still say it was one of the worst days in are recent history the day big joe walked out, he was the last person in charge who didn't buy into the plucky little Everton mantra.Fair point, but the overall effect was we still won jack.....unless two games against Villareal really count as a Champions League season. Granted we punched above our weight at times under Moyes, but having travelled all over the place and across Europe to watch his ultra-negative away tactics I can't bring myself to say he was such an improvement on Walter. An improvement granted, but not as good as we should have expected with a change of manager of that type. In truth, we swapped a dour Scot for, you guessed it, a dour Scot.
It would be like swapping Martinez for Rodgers.
We need a new manager, even a cup win will not change that, he isn't good enough to take us forward.