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Flashback to Moyes in Spain -
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When Sunderland finished in a European spot you cant tell me we couldn't have achieved more
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One point better than a Dyche full season (adjusting for the points we got taken off us). Worse points per game from last season after he took over. failure to get one of NINE European places (might never happen again), £100m+ spent on...
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Another problem is that we didn't just achieve absolutely nothing yet again this season. The manager also made absolutely no effort to develop any younger problems or implement a more sustainable way of playing.
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The biggest reason we missed out on Europe was the manager. Persisting with that back four after what we’ve seen over the last couple of months is sackable on its own.
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Everyone always wants to believe when a team is not playing well and winning anyway that they can have it last. It doesn’t. The best way to handle it is to use the good fortune, which you don’t have to give back, and improve your play so that...
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By his own words, Everton should be pushing for Europe. By his own words, he needs to go. A few weeks ago, you’d thought we’d be favorites for 6th or 7th. Now likely to finish 12th or worse.
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Get him gone. All the old attributes of Moyes clear to see in the last 6 games. Square pegs in round holes. Inability to change it up. Sticking with out of form players. Bottling the big moments Spurs will beat us next week and we'll end up...
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toffee-L replied to the thread 2025/26 David Moyes.2 points ahead of Leeds who have been in a relegation dog fight virtually all season. Crap season.
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toffee-L reacted to Rehnman's post in the thread Seamus Coleman Calls Time On Everton Playing Career with
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Love Seamus - at his peak, he was a great right back. And when he was no longer at his peak, he became an even greater captain- When managers were fleeing and other players were agitating for moves, when owners and directors were staying away... -
toffee-L reacted to TimHowardsBeardJuice's post in the thread Match Thread Everton 3-3 Manchester City Monday 4th May 20.00 with Like.
We have two very good young CB's but one seems to have a perpetual hamstring injury and the other is playing as a fullback. I'm not surprised that Haaland, the most physical striker in the world, and let's face it, likely the best striker in the...
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Should be going nowhere near Stones
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We still need exactly what we needed last summer. A right back, a left back, pace on the wing and a better striker.
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I wouldn’t mind if he was used only in emergencies but he's basically first reserve and with Jarrad being injury prone he'll be playing 20 plus games again next season whilst O'Brien is being misused at right back
