2024/25 David Moyes

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Tommy Chong said:
What does this even mean, Dave?

Please tell me that you're not nursing a broken-heart, and you're currently listening to Pearl Jam's 'Better Man'?
Eddie Vedder's husking voice lamenting your whoa's:

'She loved him, yeah...she don't want to leave this way
She needs him, yeah...that's why she'll be back again
Can't find a better man (can't find a better man)
Can't find a better man (can't find a better man)
Can't find a better man (can't find a better man)
Can't find a better...man..'

Please, mate... 😳
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It means he's a more dependable feller who wont turn on his former club and attack the clubs fans.

That's what Moyes did.

I'm sorry that you're struggling with the others to brush all Moyes' misdemeanours and attacks on Everton and Everton legends under the carpet.
 

davek said:
We would have been safe under Dyche too...he proved we would be in the last two seasons and he had players to come back in the first team.
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You sure about that? Last season we were nearly bottom of goals scored but right behind arsenal for set piece goals. This season teams knew how to play against our relentless deep crosses for tarkey to head back across goal.
The wheels had come off well and truelly, players were sick and tired of it and had lost faith in Dyche. Crowd were sick of it.
Dyche own admission that we were and always were in a dogfight to survive.
 
maccavennie said:
He's using all his years and experience he's gained in management to help galvanise a squad who looked dead on its feet a month ago away to Bournemouth. They looked bereft of ideas, confidence, fight....looked completely shot where I don't think they knew where the next goal was coming from, nevermind where the next point was coming from.

He's got them together, he's got them fighting for each other he's got them trying to press in numbers, he's got the full backs trying to back up their team mates and playing much higher up the pitch which then in turn has the rest of the forward players pressing the opposition team. He's rejuvenated players who looked like they could offer nothing, he's brought players in out from the cold who have made an immediate impact.

It's superb management and he deserves massive credit because 3 wins out of 4, after just 3 wins all season is simply unbelievable.

It's so difficult to reset a players psychology once they're just accustomed to getting best every week, but that's exactly what he's done.

Now, can he keep it going for a tough couple of games coming up. A win against Bournemouth would be fantastic for us fans, just keeps the feel good factor going heading into a big game against the rs.

Give the fella some players though ffs, give him a player who can really lift the club, the fans, the players themselves. He needs backing (I'm not talking about a 50m player) with a couple of players to really help us kick on and offer some depth.
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When have you seen O'Brien tasked with that?

Yes, Mykolenko is getting wider and further up the pitch but not O'Brien. For a very good reason - he's not cut out to do that. That's why when Patterson makes his cameo appearances he replaces Lindstrom not O'Brien.
 

davek said:
When have you seen O'Brien tasked with that?

Yes, Mykolenko is getting wider and further up the pitch but not O'Brien. For a very good reason - he's not cut out to do that. That's why when Patterson makes his cameo appearances he replaces Lindstrom not O'Brien.
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O'Brien isn't bombing on the same as Mykolenko, but what he's doing is securing the space behind Lindstrom and allowing him to have more of an influence further up the pitch.
 
davek said:
It means he's a more dependable feller who wont turn on his former club and attack the clubs fans.

That's what Moyes did.

I'm sorry that you're struggling with the others to brush all Moyes' misdemeanours and attacks on Everton and Everton legends under the carpet.
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You're going on like he's a mass murderer lol. Even fishing for a bite its a bit much. I refused to applaud him on his last remaining games at Goodison as i felt he should have cleared his desk the second he took the Old Trafford job. I thought it was all handled quite crassly.
But it was 13/14 years ago.
Let it go.
 
Obviously we won’t continue like this and there will be a drop of but it’s great to know we’re set up in a way that can actually win games
 

davek said:
It means he's a more dependable feller who wont turn on his former club and attack the clubs fans.

That's what Moyes did.

I'm sorry that you're struggling with the others to brush all Moyes' misdemeanours and attacks on Everton and Everton legends under the carpet.
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Awwww Davey... This makes me sad.

If you just open your heart to forgiveness...

And let the sun shine in...

I think you'll find...

That...




 
MikeH72 said:
Imagine you backed Rafael Benitez and then decided to give off about Moyes’ comments towards the football club LOL
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“That’s different. Rafael was being a spirited rival and was trying to fire up his players and fanbase. All is fair in love and war.

“Moyes is a horrible, morally bankrupt man who tried to destroy the club. He did this by managing it for more than a decade and using this as a platform to have failed European and cup runs. The relatively high league finishes were simply a means to an end, four dimension chess, so he could leave fans ultimately dispirited and disappointed.

“He showed his true colours by trying to sign two players from us, forcing his boss Edward Woodward to appear incompetent by making lowball initial offers.”
 
JobForTheMoyes said:
“That’s different. Rafael was being a spirited rival and was trying to fire up his players and fanbase. All is fair in love and war.
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No. He was a stain on the history of this club and never should have been hired.

Him, Allardyce and Dyche are dinosaurs that did as much if not more damage to the club on and off the field than anyone in the history of our existence regardless of what frivolous arguments people make towards Moyes and his short time with the rags.
 
Lloydaldo11 said:
No. He was a stain on the history of this club and never should have been hired.

Him, Allardyce and Dyche are dinosaurs that did as much if not more damage to the club on and off the field than anyone in the history of our existence regardless of what frivolous arguments people make towards Moyes and his short time with the rags.
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Dunno how you can say that about Allardyce. He was only here for six months!
 

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