Think that Bill got told a few home truths by Moyes yesterday. Instead of painting the picture that the odious git was expecting about life as rosey and privileged at Goodison he spelled out the reality. Moyes got fed up some time ago, he couldn't appear petulant to any possible future employers and played for himself for the long run. Of course to Bill nothing had changed and everything would tick over as usual. Bill knows he can't find a paddle and that a sh1tstorm is heading his way, too much for him to deal with, I reckon he will step down sooner rather than later, and cite health reasons and 'for the benefit of this great institution', I feel another drama of an interview being scripted as we contemplate what has gone on. Tbh the risk at EFC is much bigger than at MUFC and I have no faith whatsoever in the current board handling the situation with anything other than very poor judgement, there isn't a professional amongst the decision makers with Moyes out of the picture.
