The Moyes Mind Virus

[Charles Hawtrey]

There’s no evidence RFJ jr can manage a government department.
Preposterous suggestion.

fixed....

 

[Rita_Poon]

Yeah, to the heights of "midtable or the occasional best of the rest and challenge for literally nothing".

Bit harsh, prem high finish (4th), out on penalties somehow to fiorentina, and his side on crutches for the fa cup final. Also I know it's a while ago but the Walter and agent johnson era needs to be understood as the backdrop to Moyes appointment.

 

[jceverton]

Bit harsh, prem high finish (4th), out on penalties somehow to fiorentina, and his side on crutches for the fa cup final. Also I know it's a while ago but the Walter and agent johnson era needs to be understood as the backdrop to Moyes appointment.

Not harsh at all. Got lucky that Benitez tanked Liverpool. Lowest points total for top 4 in Premier League. Bottled cups, showed zero ambition away from home, poor football. Rubbish about Johnson era, Moyes appointment only needs to be understood in the context of Kenwright's ownership. An owner who had no money, no plan or long term strategy for how the club could be successful and relied on Moyes to protect him from the fans criticism.

 

[DualityNSNO]

Bit harsh, prem high finish (4th), out on penalties somehow to fiorentina, and his side on crutches for the fa cup final. Also I know it's a while ago but the Walter and agent johnson era needs to be understood as the backdrop to Moyes appointment.

On the other hand is "success" really "4th once and an FA cup final in 11 years"?

In the unstable times before - probably, as it will kind of probably be judged nowadays.

Is it actual success? No.

 

[Kevsleftpeg]

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

Are you ok?

 

[Axlswhk]

we need to bring back the 7th place trophy.

 

[ChoccieStarfish]

Ridiculous post

I dream of the days of “expressing gratitude for average outcomes” instead of these days of constant panic and depression

 

[Bedfordblue]

Are you ok?

Yes hun x

 

[Davideeyore]

I'm fugging sick of the Dyche mind virus.

 

[billyblue80]

Problem is with this squad mediocrity would be a start

 

[Librarian]

we need to bring back the 7th place trophy.

So long as nobody brings back one of those insufferable Landon Donovan threads that seemed to plague the last Moyes era

 

[Rita_Poon]

 

[James Patrick]

Silly me. Wanting a bit more than mediocrity and being patted on the head by the big boys

It's you referring to the competition as the "big boys" so what are we in your eyes ?

 

[Thetigerblue]

It's you referring to the competition as the "big boys" so what are we in your eyes ?

Ferdinand recalls three moments which proved Moyes was wrong for Manchester United

Premier League news - David Moyes lasted only a few months at Manchester United after replacing Sir Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford.

www.unitedinfocus.com

You think it’s me that’s the problem lad?

Moyes is beaten before his teams step onto the pitch.

 

[Kevsleftpeg]

Problem is with this squad mediocrity would be a start

I remember when we were mediocre. Great days in hindsight. I didn't appreciate them enough at the time.