David Moyes

[blue to the bone]

Here you go:

"The likelihood is they would turn to a British or Irish manager who is readily available until the end of the season and there is regret from some at the club that they let David Moyes leave in the first place.

"Moyes is still out of work after the end of his short-term deal at West Ham in 2018, but whether he would want to make a return to remains to be seen. Former Brighton manager Chris Hughton would also come under consideration but would not be among the favourites to succeed Pellegrini."

'Clock is ticking' on West Ham manager Manuel Pellegrini who may have to avoid defeat to Southampton to save job

Manuel Pellegrini is running out of time to save his job as West Ham manager, with the club considering sacking him if he loses to Southampton this weekend.

www.telegraph.co.uk

So it's not from supporters . It's from sources at the club. Unnamed ones at that

 

[blue to the bone]

It’s above - they were quoting the Telegraph l.

Quoting unnamed sources . Great journalism that.

 

[Dublin blue 75]

The only realistic option left

Would rather have any of the other available options frankly. Would even accept Big Sam.

 

[Uncle Vitor]

David Moyes. Just his name sends a shiver down the spine.

If we bring in the dour one, we’re regressing instead of progressing.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Quoting unnamed sources . Great journalism that.

It's the Telegraph. One of the most reliable newspapers.

 

[Jim Hopper]

I wish his name would just disappear into oblivion. It truly is the stuff of nightmares. I wish we could just eradicate the fact he even managed us just to prevent the continuous links. Had he not been at Everton previously absolutely no man or his dog would be even talking about Moyes and Everton under Moshiri.

 

[blue to the bone]

It's the Telegraph. One of the most reliable newspapers.

Hahahahahahaha

 

[Ibby]

Not harm in bringing Moyes back here.


JBurtTelegraph

David Moyes back in contention for a short-term deal at Everton as the club now hope to hire Carlo Anceotti in the long-term... this is getting very complicated. More on @TeleFootball

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Quoting unnamed sources . Great journalism that.

But since you ask for a fanzine:

"If we cast our minds back to November 2017 when he took over from Slaven Bilic, we were already in the relegation zone – even worse off than we are today. When he left in May 2018 we had achieved mid-table security, avoiding the big drop by nine clear points.

"Clearly he must have done something right during that time. Post Bilic we were crying out for improved fitness, better organisation, stronger discipline, a more steely approach and a visible desire to play for the team. Sound familiar?

"Moyes brought all of those things to the London Stadium during his tenure. He saved our season – and some might argue saved our club from a relegation that could have proved catastrophic in the grand scheme of things.

"That’s before we start thinking about him turning Arnautvic into a central striker and Masuaku an out and out left winger."

The case for Moyes

By CandH blogger Alan Cummings I was as surprised as a great many others, so it seems, when Hugh revealed that David Moyes had moved to the top of the list of possible replacements for Manuel…

www.claretandhugh.info

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Erm!

 

[blue to the bone]

But since you ask for a fanzine:

"If we cast our minds back to November 2017 when he took over from Slaven Bilic, we were already in the relegation zone – even worse off than we are today. When he left in May 2018 we had achieved mid-table security, avoiding the big drop by nine clear points.

"Clearly he must have done something right during that time. Post Bilic we were crying out for improved fitness, better organisation, stronger discipline, a more steely approach and a visible desire to play for the team. Sound familiar?

"Moyes brought all of those things to the London Stadium during his tenure. He saved our season – and some might argue saved our club from a relegation that could have proved catastrophic in the grand scheme of things.

"That’s before we start thinking about him turning Arnautvic into a central striker and Masuaku an out and out left winger."

The case for Moyes

By CandH blogger Alan Cummings I was as surprised as a great many others, so it seems, when Hugh revealed that David Moyes had moved to the top of the list of possible replacements for Manuel…

www.claretandhugh.info

Look mate stick in your cocoon of David Moyes. You are institutionalized by the man . I along with the majority of Everton supporters dont ever want him back.
He is yesterday's man .

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Look mate stick in your cocoon of David Moyes. You are institutionalized by the man . I along with the majority of Everton supporters dont ever want him back.
He is yesterday's man .

Hey, I was just trying to do what you asked chief!

 

[blue to the bone]

Hey, I was just trying to do what you asked chief!

You are bigging him up constantly.
It's a bit pathetic to me .
But if you like to live in the past then so be it.

 

[john jako]

But since you ask for a fanzine:

"If we cast our minds back to November 2017 when he took over from Slaven Bilic, we were already in the relegation zone – even worse off than we are today. When he left in May 2018 we had achieved mid-table security, avoiding the big drop by nine clear points.

"Clearly he must have done something right during that time. Post Bilic we were crying out for improved fitness, better organisation, stronger discipline, a more steely approach and a visible desire to play for the team. Sound familiar?

"Moyes brought all of those things to the London Stadium during his tenure. He saved our season – and some might argue saved our club from a relegation that could have proved catastrophic in the grand scheme of things.

"That’s before we start thinking about him turning Arnautvic into a central striker and Masuaku an out and out left winger."

The case for Moyes

By CandH blogger Alan Cummings I was as surprised as a great many others, so it seems, when Hugh revealed that David Moyes had moved to the top of the list of possible replacements for Manuel…

www.claretandhugh.info

The fan comments to that article are brilliant. They don’t want him aswell haha.

 

[Khalekan]

Welcome (back) to Everton. Big market mover this morning.

Thoughts? I think HIGHLY controversial

There was a big market move for him last week as well.