2024/25 David Moyes

[Goat]

A fantastic job way above our wildest dreams! After eight games! Come on your not doing Moyes any favours with claims like this.
What was you like when United got back into the game after their first goal then took over the game and we were hanging on in those last few minutes like it was Dyche still in charge?

Mate, we had 17 points after 19 games when he came in, we were looking over our shoulder.

Just a few weeks later we are home and hosed and mourning us not beating a United side who Dyches Everton didnt even score a goal against.

So yeah, wildest dreams only a month ago.

And I did say early days and say his story is yet to be told.

You are free to hold grudges from 12 years ago, but im looking forward.

I think Moyes problem is that he did such a good job already that people think us winning games is a gimme.

We won 3 games all season before he came in and hes already won 4, after 8 games............

A victim of his success, maybe he should have wiped snot on his face and blamed everybody else.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Well Mike two minutes ago you said you wasn’t sure if my opinion of Moyes career was correct. How would you define Moyes’career?

It’s a clown-like interpretation of a very successful managerial career.

 

[jazzy]

A fantastic job way above our wildest dreams! After eight games! Come on your not doing Moyes any favours with claims like this.
What was you like when United got back into the game after their first goal then took over the game and we were hanging on in those last few minutes like it was Dyche still in charge?

"The Scot's tally of four wins in six league matches is also more than his predecessor Sean Dyche managed in the 19 games before his dismissal. That stunning resurgence has lifted Everton 13 points above the bottom three, and only seven points below the top half, with 13 games of the 2024-25 season left to play."

So, you thought it perfectly possible that the man that replaced Dyche would win 4 out of 6 matches ? Is that not given how atrocious we were under Dyche the very definition of "a fantastic job beyond our wildest dreams "?

 

[Goat]

But hes not the Messiah, hes not reinventing football, hes just doing his job, which is putting out a side that competes on the pitch and wins a few games.

I will give Dyche credit, his Everton side never rolled over and it competed, but it sadly didnt win football games.

 

[Cameron Manning]

Dyche bottled it and TFG chose Moyes. On what planet should TFG not be applauded for choosing Moyes to succed Dyche ?

Jazzy I’m talking about before Dyche threw his hand in ——TFG were happy to keep Dyche in charge of the club thinking he could still keep Everton in the premier league——that’s what planet they were on then!

"The Scot's tally of four wins in six league matches is also more than his predecessor Sean Dyche managed in the 19 games before his dismissal. That stunning resurgence has lifted Everton 13 points above the bottom three, and only seven points below the top half, with 13 games of the 2024-25 season left to play."

So, you thought it perfectly possible that the man that replaced Dyche would win 4 out of 6 matches ? Is that not given how atrocious we were under Dyche the very definition of "a fantastic job beyond our wildest dreams "?

I have never mentioned what I thought Dyche would do but now you mentioned it Dyche won four games on the run last season including bullying and battering Liverpool 2-0 in that run!

 

[Goat]

Jazzy I’m talking about before Dyche threw his hand in ——TFG were happy to keep Dyche in charge of the club thinking he could still keep Everton in the premier league——that’s what planet they were on then!

I have never mentioned what I thought Dyche would do but now you mentioned it Dyche won four games on the run last season including bullying and battering Liverpool 2-0 in that run!

He also didnt win a League game for 4months and lost twice at home to Luton bloody Town.

Swings and indeed roundabouts.

 

[matty1878]

How dare he say we should be wanting to get back to the big time.

Disgraceful.

ye?

 

[Cameron Manning]

It’s a clown-like interpretation of a very successful managerial career.

Which is ?

 

[matty1878]

Which is ?

being a consistent manager

in the hardest league in the world

 

[Cameron Manning]

He also didnt win a League game for 4months and lost twice at home to Luton bloody Town.

Swings and indeed roundabouts.

Swings and roundabouts definitely, Moyes lost to Shrewsbury Town in the FA cup when Shrewsbury finished bottom of the fourth division and went into non league football!

being a consistent manager

in the hardest league in the world

Matty I’m doing my best to answer a few different posts and you’re answering the question I asked off someone else, Which is? Was the question I asked off JobsfortheMoyes!

 

[Cameron Manning]

Dyche bottled it and TFG chose Moyes. On what planet should TFG not be applauded for choosing Moyes to succed Dyche ?

I’ve already answered that question.

 

[maccavennie]

Mate, we had 17 points after 19 games when he came in, we were looking over our shoulder.

Just a few weeks later we are home and hosed and mourning us not beating a United side who Dyches Everton didnt even score a goal against.

So yeah, wildest dreams only a month ago.

And I did say early days and say his story is yet to be told.

You are free to hold grudges from 12 years ago, but im looking forward.

I think Moyes problem is that he did such a good job already that people think us winning games is a gimme.

We won 3 games all season before he came in and hes already won 4, after 8 games............

A victim of his success, maybe he should have wiped snot on his face and blamed everybody else.

Mental that isn't it

3 wins in half a season
4 wins in a month

We were winning 1 game every 6 weeks basically. Writing off a month here and there without witnessing a win.

Unreal turnaround.

 

[Mark barnett]

Unbelievable a manager who actually wants to achieve something other than survival.
Instead of pushing a negative dour we can't do that attitude refreshing to see a manager reinvigourating expectations moyes has given this club a sense of purpose and I'm all for it.

 

[Goat]

Jazzy I’m talking about before Dyche threw his hand in ——TFG were happy to keep Dyche in charge of the club thinking he could still keep Everton in the premier league——that’s what planet they were on then!

I have never mentioned what I thought Dyche would do but now you mentioned it Dyche won four games on the run last season including bullying and battering Liverpool 2-0 in that run!

Everton v Shrewsbury was 22 years ago now.

Everton v Tranmere was 24 years ago.

Dark days in our history them.

But as I say, im looking forward.

 

[johnjoeefc]

Everton v Shrewsbury was 22 years ago now.

Everton v Tranmere was 24 years ago.

Dark days in our history them.

But as I say, im looking forward.

How long ago was Oldham