Moyes did a good job - in the era he was employed, which was the most notorious era of our modern history: the Kenwright decline.
Like our current manager, he would never have been appointed had we had genuine resource and ambition. He was appointed because we were in dire straits, and he improved us massively. He was the ideal manager for a chairman who had no real money, no real ambition, and was determined to remain in control. Moyes ensured Kenwright's survival, but could never win even a League Cup for us despite having 11 years in which to compete.
I was very grateful for what he did, but the idea that he could even be mentioned as a possible contender for the Everton job when the Friedkins come in is hilarious. He was the ideal manager for a broken, unamitious club run by a venal, self-serving, useless owner. He shouldn't get in the door for a chat with a genuinely ambitious club.
