The return of David Moyes

[Stephen Gibson]

Regardless of opinions, we have to back him. We're either staying up or going down with Moyes at the helm. I would rather put my energy into trying to be supportive than be an anchor in a relegation fight.

 

[Librarian]

Let’s hope he does a great job

 

[windymiller]

dyche going now.

Yes, a good thing, why does that mean we have to compromise completely our choice for next manager.

 

[Roger Milla]

New owners but same old [Poor language removed]

 

[matty1878]

Another 12 years lad.

il be friggin long gone!

 

[Cork Evertonian]

We'll just be a 7th to 10th place team under Moyes better than the last three years yes, but being happy enough with just merely making up the numbers shouldn't be what Everton is all about.

Unfortunately the opposite is the case. A depressing/retrograde appointment if it happens, and we go to the new stadium with a relic from the Kenwright era as manager.

Bring on the "good times" eh. Another couple of years worth of crapping the bed in the truly big games await us.

 

[CielosGrises]

Keep us up Moyes and all is forgiven.

 

[jceverton]

Sorry you're right, I forgot we have a god given right to win trophies, my bad

Strawman argument. We should always aim to win trophies. You woudn't think that was an aim when you re-appoint a manager who tried to do this for 11 years and failed.

 

[MikeH72]

An unexciting but probably necessary appointment.

Rescue us from this snotty Thatcherism-filled hole and we will be forever grateful Davey.

 

[street end]

We'll just be a 7th to 10th place team under Moyes better than the last three years yes, but being happy enough with just merely making up the numbers shouldn't be what Everton is all about.

Unfortunately the opposite is the case. A depressing/retrograde appointment if it happens, and we go to the new stadium with a relic from the Kenwright era as manager.

Bring on the "good times" eh. Another couple of years worth of crapping the bed in the truly big games await us.

Would you rather 7th-10th or 15th to 17th.

 

[DanEFC92]

 

[windymiller]

Great. Yet another era of dampened expectations and being told to be happy with what we've got. Which is nothing.

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

He's right though. I can understand us going back for Kendall, he was the most successful manager in our history. What did Moyes do first time around and the answer is nothing, we had 11 years of mediocrity.

Its quite peculiar. I could understand it while Kenwright was still here (which we apparently nearly did before Moyes went to West Ham). He was his boy, good times, soapy old tit etc.

But now feels weird.

I do wonder quite what resource will go Moyes' way. Kinda hope it's not big bucks, I think he does better identifying prospects. Could live with that.

 

[jceverton]

We'll just be a 7th to 10th place team under Moyes better than the last three years yes, but being happy enough with just merely making up the numbers shouldn't be what Everton is all about.

Unfortunately the opposite is the case. A depressing/retrograde appointment if it happens, and we go to the new stadium with a relic from the Kenwright era as manager.

Bring on the "good times" eh. Another couple of years worth of crapping the bed in the truly big games await us.

Not only that we will be giving up the opportunity in the summer to completely re-shape the playing side of the club for the long term future.

 

[Neiler]

il be friggin long gone!

You'll be wearing a red wig and a cardigan in three weeks lid.