The return of David Moyes

[matty1878]

One of those including when we got dumped out of the FA Cup by a soon to be relegated Wigan who beat us 3-0 yeah.

every manager has bad games
… at everton

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Well, he didn't get his 'Dour Davey' moniker because of the scintilating brand of attacking football we used to play...

I'd have him over Dyche, but that's not saying much and he's far from being my first choice.

100% Andy.

 

[The Littlest Yobo]

I’m praying this talk of anything longer than 6 months is nonsense. We need to cast off any links with the Kenwright years as a matter of urgency. Not kill Bill’s fatted calf to welcome home his favourite prodigal to take us into Bramley Moore. We’ll soon have the narrative of “we just need to stay in the league in our first year at Bramley Moore”. Cut the cord. Christ, the lack of ambition is just debilitating.

 

[Neiler]

Imagine pulling off two decent full backs on the either side of Branthwaite and Tarkowski

Phwoar.

 

[Bwana]

wait. Am I in a social experiment?

Indeed.

Now I know how Bill Murray felt.

 

[MikeH72]

By the by, Moyes' overall win% is slightly elevated cuz of the United tenure.

I agree though, incomparable.

His West Ham win % was 45%.

Not comparable managers.

 

[Efcjake]

Could make this argument about any manager though. They’ve all got to deal with the players we have here.

Moyes also got results from teams with Hibbert Weir Stubbs Pistone Carsley Kilbane and Marcus Bent in

It’s not a time for aesthetics now, it’s just a time for results, but Moyes can play good football if given some time

But no other manager is getting ridiculous comparisons to achievements he had with a far better squad he managed over a decade ago.

Only the Moyes fans are repeating this as if it has any bearing at all on what the next six months look like.

 

[matty1878]

I’m praying this talk of anything longer than 6 months is nonsense. We need to cast off any links with the Kenwright years as a matter of urgency. Not kill Bill’s fatted calf to welcome home his favourite prodigal to take us into Bramley Moore. We’ll soon have the narrative of “we just need to stay in the league in our first year at Bramley Moore”. Cut the cord. Christ, the lack of ambition is just debilitating.

we won’t be in the prem in BMD if this isn’t sorted - hence dyche booted

 

[Harryflashman]

I'd have him over Dyche, but that's not saying much and he's far from being my first choice.

that’s how I feel to be honest but it just feels like more of the same , it’s so tiring being a blue and honestly I’m so so tired of it

 

[JimmyJeffers]

They are not comparable managers in any way.

I don’t know about this given the personnel available. I watched a fair amount of his Sunderland side that got relegated. Hope to be proven wrong like.

 

[Exeter_Gently]

Imagine pulling off two decent full backs on the either side of Branthwaite and Tarkowski

Err can you keep your sex thoughts to yourself please mate.

 

[lieneverton]

Well, he didn't get his 'Dour Davey' moniker because of the scintilating brand of attacking football we used to play...

I'd have him over Dyche, but that's not saying much and he's far from being my first choice.

Absolutely agree.

What I simply don't get is this reaction that TFG have ruined any trust immediately and are destroying any hope for the future by appointing Moyes.

 

[Efcjake]

Yeah, not every game, come on be fair.

The ‘85 squad got dumped out of the league cup by Grimsby, off days happen.

And then a brown shoe-d manager walked in and outdid his entire portfolio of work here in 12 months.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

But no other manager is getting ridiculous comparisons to achievements he had with a far better squad he managed over a decade ago.

Only the Moyes fans are repeating this as if it has any bearing at all on what the next six months look like.

The next 6 months are going to be grom viewing. There’s not doubt on that.

 

[matty1878]

The next 6 months are going to be grom viewing. There’s not doubt on that.

and if we kept dyche?