The return of David Moyes

[Melchizedek]

If it is Moyes, he’ll keep it tight at the back.

I’m not saying he’s my top choice, that’s Fonseca, but I’m ok with it at least.

That's how I feel. Really wish we'd look to build for the future, with someone like Fonseca or Galtier, but Moyes is better thank keeping Dyche.

 

[The Penalty Box Dancer]

Did he not say in an interview a couple of weeks ago that he would like to be a manager again but not in a relegation battle?

Can't help but think that was pointed at Everton...

Having said that, not sure who else would be lining up for Everton...

Typical Moyes, doesn't think we're in a relegation fight but will mention that magic 40 point mark any chance he gets.

 

[Tony’s Carp]

Eh, well experienced with a lot of experience steering fledgling clubs to mediocre results

sounds like just our man regardless of the history

He's recently won a European trophy with a club no bigger than us. He'd absolutely be in the conversation history or not.

 

[Gazz]

He offers stability and consistency (of a better standard that we currently have) even if it's only a baby step forward. And he didn't deserve the stick he got from West Ham considering what he managed to do with them.

He's not the 'blow the doors off the barn' option we'd all like to see take the job, by quite some margin, but we know he has the ability to give us some firm footing away from relegation before we look to that option.

He's a yes from me. Not a very enthusiastic one, but a yes nonetheless.

 

[Drico]

I’ve come to the conclusion that Everton fans on the internet are glass half empty people.

I’ve come to conclusio that Everton is footballing incest - we are only ever attractive to our own.

Of all the managers in all the world, we appoint David Moyes. Jesus wept. Was Howard Kendall not available?

 

[Paristoffee100]

We need to leave the past in the past and finally forget the Kenwright/Moshiri era, with a fresh new face with new ideas and strategy moving forward