The return of David Moyes

[Pettifogger]

I have no idea. I wasn't;t thinking past Dyche.

Our worlds have been turned upside down no question

But we must find a way to go on

 

[Papa Shango]

That individual doesn’t exist.

Technically probably not.

But someone without any preconceived notions. Rudi Garcia or someone of that ilk who can at least take some time to be booed.

 

[blue61]

It will be Moyes.

And in his first press conference he will talk in depth of his love for Bill Kenwright and how he is continuing the Kenwright legacy to this day.

BMD will then be renamed to the Bill Kenwright Stadium.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Please god no,this would truly be a backwards step,come on Friedkens,show us a pathway,a plan,think outside the Everton only box.

 

[fitzyefc]

On a high from Dyche going to pigsick theyre going back to this scumbag

 

[DanB90]

As a fellow Dyche enthusiast, who would you have?

Whoever is the most unpopular option amongst the majority on here.

 

[bicycleheader]

What if he was announced on a 6 month deal?

If I knew he was definitely going to be gone before next season I could stomach his appointment, but hate the thought of him smugly grinning through all the press conference in the middle of all the hype when we are about to kick off in the new stadium

 

[johnjoeefc]

The moyesiah

 

[Dougie]

Moyes till end of the season I can be happy with. But in the summer, new owner, new board, new stadium, and probably overhaul of the squad I feel a new manager would be best option to get this club revamped on moving in the right direction.

 

[Daytripper]

As long as he keeps moving us up.

There were loads on here rubbishing Nuno when he was linked with us

There’s been loads bigging up every flash in the pan who ultimately ended up fizzling out

Unless we could attract an absolute top tier manager like a Mancini Mourinho Sarri etc. then it becomes a game of risk. You might get the next Pochettino you might also get the next Nathan Jones.

Moyes keeps us up in my opinion, if he moves us on next season into the top half whilst the Freidkins eye up a better manger then great.

There’s no silver bullet here without big investment.

I think he probably does keep us up but as I’ve said before, whatever improvements happen under him , mid table finishes in particular should he stay a year or two , it will be almost lauded by a lot of fans simply because it’s not what has happened in the last four years. It will be simply existing.

I understand if you think that is being miserable or cynical. It likely that it is, it simply comes from my own personal experience of our fans and the club.

I can also see how the media will play into that as well, even a year from with him here

The Echo: Stability
Sky: Stability
Friggin Bellew: MOYES LEGEND. STABILITY.

All I see is the same patterns of behaviour from years and years ago and I find it tedious to say the least.

Maybe the new owners will be great and I will be wrong, good, I hope i am.

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

To be fair, if he hadn't ever managed the club he wouldn't be in contention now.

When you consider that, it makes it all the more bonkers.

Our last 3 appointments have been Dyche, Lampard and Benitez and you don't think we'd have an interest in the bloke that won West Ham a European trophy?

 

[Rita_Poon]

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"Help us Obi-Moyes, you're our only hope..."

 

[Pettifogger]

Please god no,this would truly be a backwards step,come on Friedkens,show us a pathway,a plan,think outside the Everton only box.

Completely AI managed

 

[Moderatelywarmwater]

Never go back, that’s my mantra. Don’t want Moyes back (ok, short term maybe). Now is the time for us to play some attractive football again.

 

[Fonzy]

6 months till May max! No more