The return of David Moyes

[dannyboy]

Let's have it right.

Everton as a club is far different to the club it was when Moyes left.

And Moyes is far different to the manager he was when he left.

Let's just all get on eh?!

Probably a very similar club to the one he arrived to in 2001 though. Think that experience will do him good.

 

[Neiler]

 

[Exeter_Gently]

LOL

Never go Back

The prospect of David Moyes returning to Everton fills me with anger, hatred and other vile thoughts… I totally despise the man.

www.toffeeweb.com

I haven't read anything by him for about 14 years and he still detests Moyes.

Christ.

Sorry for sharing from another site, just made me chuckle.

There are other Everton sites?

 

[Billy Dean]

Ba

So, um, how are the respective main antagonists of the Dyche wars feeling about this development?

It’s going to be very interesting. There are some who were once enemies who now might become allies, and vice versa. It will freshen things up

 

[Runub]

It was a difficult appointment tbh. Dyche had made his position untenable so had to go.

A progressive manager would be asking too much of this side mid season.
A left field appointment could well see us relegated.
We aren’t an entirely attractive proposition just now either.

I can see the logic of Moyes.

Fair assessment. I have no clue how the remainder of the season pans out. What I do know is Moyes will need some additions in the January window if that it feasible

 

[Nymzee]

Feels like I’m wearing my old comfy hoody that’s always warm and always smells nice.

 

[allen]

Christ, is he 61?

Mad to think he was in his 30s when he first arrived. Time moves at a terrifying clip.

 

[Drico]

I'd love it to work out and wish him well. I think it'll be a disaster, but here's to being very wrong.

 

[Tipp blue]

There are other Everton sites?

Yea bluekipper.com

 

[Lapeno77]

If it is moyes it's the worst decision in the clubs history. Worse than benitez. At least then you could argue an upside (ignoring the obvious disgust) that he had a winning background. Moyes has failed everywhere since he left us.

There is no possible positive here. At best he keeps us up with turgid football then hangs on and stinks out our new stadium whilst spewing negative bile along the way. But he has no more pedigree of keeping us up than any other random - he took Sunderland down and West ham a few points above us binned him off as clearly they felt anxiety in that regard.

Even Howard #3 had a ridiculous sentimentality about it.

Do one Moyes please

Not even in the top 100 worst decisions in the clubs history.

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

 

[windymiller]

No, I’m going to keep thinking of it this way, thanks.

See where we are in the summer.

We'll be stuck with David Moyes for at least another year in the summer. Unless we've been relegated.

 

[Amokachi1995]

So, um, how are the respective main antagonists of the Dyche wars feeling about this development?

How are you feeling about your username coming back to prime relevance? High times for DGL?

 

[Rita_Poon]

Ba
It’s going to be very interesting. There are some who were once enemies who now might become allies, and vice versa. It will freshen things up

This is my church
This is where I heal my hurts
It's in natural grace
Or watching young life shape
It's in minor keys
Solutions and remedies
Enemies becoming friends
When bitterness ends
This is my church

 

[Aries]

I was honestly surprised they got rid of him twice, considering how well he did both times

Technically only once as the second time he saw out his contact.