Moyes - IN or OUT ?

[Maxwell]

Why is there no poll option for 'Shake it all about'?

 

[Chang Elephant]

In, FFS. Anyone who truly wants him gone is delusional.

After 11 years of this mediocrity ?

 

[AlexEFC92]

After 11 years of this mediocrity ?

Look at where we finish every season with no money and then look at teams like Aston Villa and QPR. If that's where you want us to be then Moyes out. Truth hurts.

 

[Elong]

Look at where we finish every season with no money and then look at teams like Aston Villa and QPR. If that's where you want us to be then Moyes out. Truth hurts.

Why are you comparing us to QPR? They only came up last season. Next you'll be saying at least we're not Pompey.

 

[electricblue]

5 more years please David.

There. I've said it.

 

[bluestevon]

Most honest answer anyone can give is 'Depends who comes in', been saying since day 1 that i have NEVER been a fan of moyes, never liked his tactics or his reluctance to take risks, blood youth etc, the shrewdness is the transfer market also has a downside in the fact it lets other teams the time to steak ahead for certain players etc, although overall yeah probably been moyes greatest achievement by miles.

For us to regulary be challenging for anything besides 5-6th place then moneys needed and tbh a lot of it, and IF we had the money then i dunno why but my gut instinct is moyes isn't the man to make that push, but thats all hypothethical.

Part of me would just love to see a Everton team playing flowing attacking footy on the ground like bilbao the past few years (not this as they imploded), and no matter how hard i try cant ever see a moyes team doing that

 

[zirc]

IF we had the money then i dunno why but my gut instinct is moyes isn't the man to make that push, but thats all hypothethical.

Do think he has earned the right to have a try though?

 

[Jeff Jones]

I don't know what I want. I've said before that I get frustrated with him sometimes, but then he brings me back.

If he does go I want a foreign coach because I don't have any confidence in any of the British managers who are available.

Anyway, I think he'll still be here next season, at least.

 

[sheeds]

weres he going finners

In my opinion There is the key to it all

 

[MartSlinger]

Dont know whether it was because we had to, but he grew some balls last night and went at Arsenal, against another team and with another ref that performance could have won at the likes of Spurs, Emirates, Stamford Bridge and even Anfield.

 

[sheeds]

Dont know whether it was because we had to, but he grew some balls last night and went at Arsenal, against another team and with another ref that performance could have won at the likes of Spurs, Emirates, Stamford Bridge and even Anfield.

Despite only being a draw it was night and day from many of our away performances as 'big clubs'

 

[Allezfan]

Despite only being a draw it was night and day from many of our away performances as 'big clubs'

I honestly don't mind us being out of the race now that much, because we went to arsenal and spurs and gave it a real good go.

There's no shame in not being quite good enough away at top teams when you at least make a real fight of it.

That wasn't a weak surrender like our fa cup games and I'm not going to slate Moyes for it.

 

[ijjysmith]

Gut feeling is still that he's staying.

As others have said, where exactly would he go?

Plus I think he's getting some cash to spend in the summer.

All just guesses mind you.

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

Most honest answer anyone can give is 'Depends who comes in'

Pretty much my stance

If there was someone waiting in the wings who I thought could do better, then fair enough.

Can't think of anyone at the moment who could

a ) Do a better job than Moyes with the constraints an Everton manager would have

and

b ) Wouldn't split the fanbase

 

[TheFinnFan]

I hope he stays. I sense he has changed a bit lately..and wants to develop the team.

But if he wants to go, it would be a start of something new and exciting too