Roberto Martinez discussion

[Allezfan]

Not very good, does anyone know Moyes record wins in 60 games?

Depends which 60 games.

 

[Bungle]

Not very good, does anyone know Moyes record wins in 60 games?

He won 2 friendlys against Stevenage in 60 games.

 

[Cultured right foot]

Not very good, does anyone know Moyes record wins in 60 games?

Why does it matter?

 

[Jags..class]

Depends which 60 games.

Maybe his first 60 games but won't be able to compare due to to different times and teams. Maybe

Why does it matter?

It's doesn't, silly question tbf

 

[Bungle]

Why does it matter?

We're like a battered wife, all roads lead back to the ex and no matter how bad they treated us near the end we just can't move on.

 

[Moomin]

Roberto's win percentage is 38% for his whole career as manager.

Vitor's is 58.5%, repent your sins and bow down to the true king and rightful manager of Everton.

 

[Allezfan]

Moyes won 218 out of 518. So 41% of his games.
Martinez has won 54 out of 125. So 43% of his games.

Much the better manager. Mind being better than moyes doesn't mean good enough.

 

[Carlito]

That's not the only point though. Yes Everton paid the price, wage demands and so on, but only because Martinez wanted him AND the fact they'd built a dcent relationship during the loan.

If you think Moyes would have gone for Lukaku i'd have to disagree.

It's all conjecture, but I would agree that Moyes probably wouldn't have paid the £28m for him. I don't think he'd have been opposed to taking him on loan, though.

Moyes would have been more likely to go in for Bony or Benteke, although I'm sure some will swear blind that he'd have wanted Cameron Jerome.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Not very good, does anyone know Moyes record wins in 60 games?

Moyees had a 42.08% win ratio in his time with us.

 

[Jags..class]

Roberto's win percentage is 38% for his whole career as manager.

Vitor's is 58.5%, repent your sins and bow down to the true king and rightful manager of Everton.

Who cares about vitor?

 

[Timak]

Depends which 60 games.

There are no periods of 60 games anywhere near that bad.

When we had a bad 6 months it was generally followed up by an excellent 6 months.

The season of 39 points in 38 games (9 wins) was followed up by 10 league wins by November.

Edit - if you take the final 22 games of his first season and add them to the season after you can get to 17 wins from 60 league games. So we did have 1 worse run of form under Moyes

 

[Jags..class]

It's all conjecture, but I would agree that Moyes probably wouldn't have paid the £28m for him. I don't think he'd have been opposed to taking him on loan, though.

Moyes would have been more likely to go in for Bony or Benteke, although I'm sure some will swear blind that he'd have wanted Cameron Jerome.

Moyes record w for the strikers were crap. He was better at defenders and midfielder, good solid steady Eddie players

 

[Cultured right foot]

We're like a battered wife, all roads lead back to the ex and no matter how bad they treated us near the end we just can't move on.

SHES TURNED THE WEENS AGAINST US

She's turned the WEENS against us.

 

[Allezfan]

It's all conjecture, but I would agree that Moyes probably wouldn't have paid the £28m for him. I don't think he'd have been opposed to taking him on loan, though.

Moyes would have been more likely to go in for Bony or Benteke, although I'm sure some will swear blind that he'd have wanted Cameron Jerome.

Moyes was offered Bony on loan when he was still in holland and turned him down.

 

[Jags..class]

We would look like right dickheads if we took Moyes back. He not doing to well since he left us either