2024/25 David Moyes

[Rita_Poon]

Moyes joined Everton on 14 March 2002

First manager of the month

David Moyes

Scotland

Everton

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November

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2002

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Gutted, Leicester 1st Feb.

I wonder, especially as mr slot can't be rewarded for his touchline ban.

Some turn around by Moyes and his crew considering the direction of play when he came in.

 

[duncs pigeon]

Absolute nonsense. We didn’t even have Fellaini for the majority of his tenure here. We had excellent technical ball players like Baines, Pienaar, Arteta, Osman, Gravesen, Yakubu, Saha. The Baines/Pienaar interplay under Moyes was the highest level football I have seen us play.

Didnt Moyes sign him?

 

[Simon Buttle]

He's getting the best out of most of the players available, we look like scoring every week and have been consistently solid at the back (when we haven't taken a comfortable lead at least...). I'm not really sure where you think it's not working?

I didn't say it wasn't working clearly it is (compared to before anyway) I just think there are still large gaps between players at times and we still have a tendency to go backwards at times, we had a throw in the 2nd half inline with their box and within a few seconds it was back to Pickford for him to smash up the pitch. Id expect that from a Dyche team not a Moyes one.

 

[Tel001]

At the end of that season he was sold to regulation-struggling Russian team Alania Vladikavkaz where he managed an impressive 6 appearances over the season. From there he went to another 9 clubs in the next 9 years

If only he played that semi … we would have probably won’t the cup , qualified for cl the next year and won’t the league the year after … damn you Moyes

 

[Kevsleftpeg]

Didnt Moyes sign him?

Yes, over half way through his spell.

 

[Kevsleftpeg]

Serious question how old are you?

45 in September. You?

 

[Simon Buttle]

I know Moyes rightly takes the plaudits but he's obviously formed himself a decent little backroom staff, we can't underestimate the work Alan Irvine does, really hope he sticks around this time.

He is 67 so I wouldn't expect anything long term tbh, all the staff are on short term contracts to be reviewed in the summer.

 

[Exeter_Gently]

He is 67 so I wouldn't expect anything long term tbh, all the staff are on short term contracts to be reviewed in the summer.

I know...he's no spring chicken.

 

[yozzer]

He has improved tactically so much since his first spell with us. O'brien pushing up and getting the goal was due to the manager there.

 

[blue to the bone]

Last time we lost a league game Joe Biden was president of America.
Thank you boss

 

[yozzer]

He is 67 so I wouldn't expect anything long term tbh, all the staff are on short term contracts to be reviewed in the summer.

He's a mere 61, if you don't mind Simon.

 

[Drico]

As they say in Donegal, Davie's drawing matches.

 

[Simon Buttle]

I know...he's no spring chicken.

I do agree with you though, he is well known for his tactical work and the detail he goes into with stuff, Moyes is defo more the motivator of the pair

 

[Neiler]

He is 67 so I wouldn't expect anything long term tbh, all the staff are on short term contracts to be reviewed in the summer.

He’s 61 I believe mate!

 

[Simon Buttle]

He's a mere 61, if you don't mind Simon.

We are both wrong, Alan Irvine is 66 lol