The return of David Moyes

[jceverton]

Kevin Nolan most probably. We love employing kopites lately, like Benitez, Thelwell and Dyche

Should be an automatic disqualification for any Everton job.

 

[maccavennie]

Not heard anything about backroom staff, who does he bring?

It's me, me mum, me youngest sister to work in canteen

 

[MACCA75]

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.

 

[Bristol Blue]

Kevin Nolan most probably. We love employing kopites lately, like Benitez, Thelwell and Dyche

He’s just taken over as Northampton manager luckily

 

[jceverton]

Moyes is in a different league to Gareth Southgate!

Maybe, but he's in the same knife to a gun fight club.

 

[Davideeyore]

We have a weird obsession with ‘bringing people’ back. Do other clubs do this?

Funny enough they do.

Different ways, different levels.

Arsenal brought Arteta back, he played for them.
Liverpool brought Daglish back. (Levels eh, sacked him after reaching two cup finals and winning the League cup).
Chelsea brought back Mourinho.
Man Utd brought back Solskjaer.
West Ham brought back, erm, Moyes.

That's just a little list off the top of my head.

 

[allen]

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.

Pretty nuts that someone has so visceral a reaction after this long.

Fair enough if you don’t think he’s the right appointment.

But you’ve got to let go of that kind of rage and hatred, or it’ll eat you up.

 

[street end]

No we enter the modern football age and develop a long term strategy and plan, employ a top class DOF and let him run the football club see Brighton, Bournemouth, Liverpool etc

Let’s have a short term plan first, stay in the premier league.

 

[Aries]

Just read the article in the Times and Athletic and although it wasn’t my choice, it makes sense. Two and a half year deal, aim is to get safe this year, and then do the groundwork for another manager in the future with the club in a better stable position, and by then more finance due to stadium etc for the new younger man to take over and push on. It’s a sensible strategy.

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

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?!

I'd say Everton is a very similar club to when he first joined. A squad of bit parts, over paid and under skilled, with a sprinkling of promise. No money, and uncertain times.

 

[Axlswhk]

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?!

This.
The famous 4 5 1 is no longer his default formation

 

[stretford blue]

 

[GrandOldTeam]

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.

Bloody hell

Even I'm reading that thinking calm down fella.

 

[FTY]

Just feels right this

 

[Tipp blue]

Not heard anything about backroom staff, who does he bring?

You'd imagine Baines will be there.