2025/26 David Moyes

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

If they want to repeat the same story as the last time the manager was here , Thats up to them i guess.

Their next decision in regards to Moyes will tell us a lot mate on which path they want the club to head.

 

[jceverton]

Whatever you say about Moyes he is what he is, a safe pair of hands, he gives us stability, has a great work ethic but, he's he's always going to have that safety first attitude in games, first aim is don't get beat, keep it tight and hope to nick one mentality and most of the times it works. That's why we'll see the likes of McNeil starting over George.

Exactly, which is why he’s won so little in his career

 

[John from Bootle]

The club needs to move on from the stability narrative at some point.

Err, no. Stability is a good thing. You're basically advocating a revolving door policy. A policy that anybody who has followed football for more than two minutes, knows normally leads to trouble. So what is it? New to football? Or advocating a policy you know can have dire consequences?

 

[Bedfordblue]

Didn’t you know mate, we are Everton! We should be rolling every team over by 3 or 4!

These blood thirsty die hard internet fans demand it!

No one saying that though are they?
Same sort of deflection tactic that goes with the old ‘you wanted Everton to lose’ nonsense.

Arguably the the question should be why don’t you want Everton to win?

 

[jceverton]

One of the very first things that happened with George on the pitch was conceding from an attack on his side of the pitch. He wasn't the only one to blame there but I did notice he didn't offer much defending before leaving Kayode to Garner to deal with.

Yes should have done better but let’s be clear McNeill has done exactly the same, if not worse this season.

 

[Bedfordblue]

Ok, so there was no criticism to deflect with excuses?




Oh NOW we are judging the table after a single result and saying it's a failure? I thought we were waiting until the end of the season to pass judgement.

Every time we don't win a match....

Come on, you know I passed judgement on him when his appointment was announced.

 

[Delargeinho]

The club needs to move on from the stability narrative at some point.

Jep, that's why I think 2027 is a good moment to make that next step.

We have the first season without financial or relegation battle sorrow within years at any stage of the season.

 

[davek]

No one saying that though are they?
Same sort of deflection tactic that goes with the old ‘you wanted Everton to lose’ nonsense.

Arguably the the question should be why don’t you want Everton to win?

Is right mate.

I cant believe there's a load of people on here made up we took a point when the game was there on a plate to be won.

Moyes sycophants who'll put up with anything from him just to be "not wrong". They'll be happy with winning nothing for another 30 years.

 

[Thomasc]

No one saying that though are they?
Same sort of deflection tactic that goes with the old ‘you wanted Everton to lose’ nonsense.

Arguably the the question should be why don’t you want Everton to win?

Well yes that’s exactly what they are saying.

If we don’t win every game, Moyes is crap, we are serial bottlers etc etc etc

It’s the same relentless drivel every week from pissy panted buffoons.

 

[Thomasc]

Is right mate.

I cant believe there's a load of people on here made up we took a point when the game was there on a plate to be won.

Moyes sycophants who'll put up with anything from him just to be "not wrong". They'll be happy with winning nothing for another 30 years.

Still upset we didn’t lose? What time will you calm down by?

 

[evertony]

Some of us just like to watch them

To watch what?

 

[evertony]

Nope.

Yep

 

[Moomin]

If you look at the stats this season is not that much different to the Dyche 22/23 season.

Both crap negative managers.

 

[Nymzee]

To watch what?

Press conferences...

 

[MaximusEvertonius]

Err, no. Stability is a good thing. You're basically advocating a revolving door policy. A policy that anybody who has followed football for more than two minutes, knows normally leads to trouble. So what is it? New to football? Or advocating a policy you know can have dire consequences?

I agree, mate. The best run clubs in any sport or even companies for that matter, have longevity at the top in terms of management. Stability is a great thing. Now, stability that equates to comfortability is very different from stability with ambition. That’s where we need to get.