The Moyes Mind Virus

[Bedfordblue]

The 'Moyes mind virus' is a debilitating affliction that insidiously creeps into the psyche, gradually lowering expectations and eroding the drive towards excellence. It manifests as an overwhelming sense of complacency, where ambition is quietly smothered under the weight of mediocrity. Those affected by this mental malaise find themselves inexplicably content with the status quo, expressing gratitude for average outcomes and diminishing their aspirations for greatness. In its grip, individuals often lose sight of their goals and dreams, settling instead for the comfort of the ordinary. This virus, both insidious and pervasive, poses a significant threat to the pursuit of growth and success for Everton FC

 

[RalphDring]

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[micknick]

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[MikeH72]

The 'Moyes mind virus' is a debilitating affliction that insidiously creeps into the psyche, gradually lowering expectations and eroding the drive towards excellence. It manifests as an overwhelming sense of complacency, where ambition is quietly smothered under the weight of mediocrity. Those affected by this mental malaise find themselves inexplicably content with the status quo, expressing gratitude for average outcomes and diminishing their aspirations for greatness. In its grip, individuals often lose sight of their goals and dreams, settling instead for the comfort of the ordinary. This virus, both insidious and pervasive, poses a significant threat to the pursuit of growth and success for Everton FC

Just want to say, if at any point you’ve ever defended and/or backed Sean Dyche, then this is the most comically hypocritical thing I’ve ever read. If not, then you do you.

We need to stay up.

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

Just want to say, if at any point you’ve ever defended and/or backed Sean Dyche, then this is the most comically hypocritical thing I’ve ever read. If not, then you do you.

We need to stay up.

At this point we need to go bankrupt and vanish off the face of the earth , but TFG have messed that dream up as well .

 

[Exeter_Gently]

 

[MikeH72]

At this point we need to go bankrupt and vanish off the face of the earth , but TFG have messed that dream up as well .

We should’ve kept Dychey then because given enough time I’m sure he’d have brought that prophecy to life.

 

[Bedfordblue]

Just want to say, if at any point you’ve ever defended and/or backed Sean Dyche, then this is the most comically hypocritical thing I’ve ever read. If not, then you do you.

We need to stay up.

Conditional backing of the Dycheosaurus does not preclude concerns over the Moyeseciraptor and the spread of MMV

 

[jamieni]

WTAF

 

[Eggs]

….i’d be welcoming a spell of mid-table mediocracy if that’s what this means.

 

[Saint Domingo]

Funny, I remember us going from just hoping we stayed up every season when Moyes first arrived to getting irate with him for losing in the latter stages of cups and not making the top 4.

Apparently this is lowering expectations? I’d gladly have them lowered again if so.

 

[James Patrick]

OP Absolute twaddle.

 

[matty1878]

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[chrismpw]

The 'Moyes mind virus' is a debilitating affliction that insidiously creeps into the psyche, gradually lowering expectations and eroding the drive towards excellence. It manifests as an overwhelming sense of complacency, where ambition is quietly smothered under the weight of mediocrity. Those affected by this mental malaise find themselves inexplicably content with the status quo, expressing gratitude for average outcomes and diminishing their aspirations for greatness. In its grip, individuals often lose sight of their goals and dreams, settling instead for the comfort of the ordinary. This virus, both insidious and pervasive, poses a significant threat to the pursuit of growth and success for Everton FC

I may have this, I may not. I'm just grateful it's nothing worse. I plan to stay in from now on and enjoy my magnolia painted house and beige decor. I may close the curtains.

 

[Bedfordblue]

OP Absolute twaddle.

May I enquire if you have lost sight of your goals and dreams for the once great Everton Football Club?