The return of David Moyes

[matty1878]

Fair play.

Most of the places he failed at I can see why.

Man Utd (Wasn't given time (as his reputation wasn't big enough for them to be more patient) or the same finiancial backing bigger name managers have been afforded, therefore a self fulfilling propechy)

R. Sociedad (language)

Sunderland (They sold players out from underneath him, and broke promises they had made) I don't think any manager would have kept them up with the board\players they had at the time)

I don't mind him being here long term if he's successful. Same goes for any manager.

Would ideally prefer a more (attack minded )

soon

manager but our current situation doesn't really facilitate that.

 

[chippy1722]

Bracket them wherever you like, like so;



... Point is, none are the right people to progress Everton from this summer.

Another fantasist, have a look at our last three managerial shortlists, that is people who actually applied and not clickbait fantasy manager links our fans make up or wish for.

Some of our fans need to come back to earth.

 

[matty1878]

Like changing from regular coke to diet...

diet coke healthier friend

 

[Exeter_Gently]

If I was TFG I'd be throwing the kitchen sink at Davie Weir.

 

[matty1878]

If I was TFG I'd be throwing the kitchen sink at Davie Weir.

good shout

if we have one maybe we had to sell that with obama?

 

[BloodOnTheTrax]

Let's face it

Like changing from regular coke to diet...

There was no sugar coating Dyche's tenure.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

That’s not accurate, I don’t think. Martinez played Barkley extensively who had only played a handful of times under Moyes, brought in Stones who had never played under Moyes, signed Barry on loan, signed McCarthy and had Delafeou until injury - all key players . Throw in Lukaku and there were huge changes to the team under Martinez. That first season was our best since the 80s. It obviously crashed and burnt within time but Martinez was great that first year.

Yeah, but Moyes signed Stones when he was just coming through - wasn't he his last signing? And he handled Barley's development well by allowing him to go out and get experience rather than just keeping him on the bench.

 

[brooklyn blue]

If I was TFG I'd be throwing the kitchen sink at Davie Weir.

Not by much.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

I'm not saying he didn't have a decent season but he scored a modest number of goals in a team that scored a modest number of goals. Deadliest in the league was an absurd statement.

But if you isolated his number from being shifted up front he was probably in the ball park of 1 in 2.

 

[Jamo Martinez]

Apparently thinking about playing bily central

About bloody time.

 

[windymiller]

But if you isolated his number from being shifted up front he was probably in the ball park of 1 in 2.

And if a frog had wings he wouldn't bump his arse when he jumped. He scored 10 the following season.

 

[matty1878]

Yeah, but Moyes signed Stones when he was just coming through - wasn't he his last signing? And he handled Barley's development well by allowing him to go out and get experience rather than just keeping him on the bench.

isn’t barley a grain?

wow some manager to do that to!

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Can't believe my fume is aligned with DaveK here, but here we are.

Fool me once...

I always read it as Davek, as if he is a Ferengi from Star Trek!

(Sorry Dave!)

 

[matty1878]

And if a frog had wings he wouldn't bump his arse when he jumped. He scored 10 the following season.

windy what do you want/wanted mate?

 

[Saint Domingo]

Yeah, but Moyes signed Stones when he was just coming through - wasn't he his last signing? And he handled Barley's development well by allowing him to go out and get experience rather than just keeping him on the bench.

Turned Baines and Coleman into some of the best fullbacks in the league. Jagielka and Lescott became England internationals under him. He improved numerous players.