2024/25 David Moyes

MACCA75 said:
He did a very good job when he was last here given the budget though.
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He did alright yes, im not knocking him as such, it’s no surprise he’s done what he has since coming back.

All I want is not a repeat of last time, where getting beat by decent European teams, losing in cups and no trophies is deemed a success. Imo it isn’t mate.
 

banno said:
Bit of an exaggeration and a bed sheet reaction. To Everton the match is unimportant, we have experimented yet again to give Moyes the answers to players futures. Moyes is setting up his decisions for the next season. I expect him to go into the summer with a clear view on how to take us forward and not to be in the position that we have been in the last several seasons. Great job that Moyes has done will only be judged as of next season. 4 or 5 players missing replaced by his choices will be either his death knell or the return of Moysiah. 8th to 12th next season in our circumstances will be a massive jump and anything above will be wonderful. Another relegation scrap with an input of 5 players or more will be deemed as failure
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Labouring this again, it's a huge job getting three or four players into the starting eleven, and we've got an entire half squad up in the air. Needs to move quickly, get em in, and get them acquainted with what's left, one another, and how we set up for the new season. It's not a big ask, it's a colossal ask, possibly the biggest ever single summer task ever to befall any Everton manager. 15 players could walk. They'd have to be replaced somehow, even 5 loans out and 5 new loans means signing 10 just to be as short as we are now. 10 players at £20m a piece is £200m + wages and sign on fee's. I doubt we have that. And the selling to buy idea means losing part of our solid defence and still having to replace thereafter.

Big job?
Huge job?
Colossal job?
Once in a life time task.
 
Daytripper said:
He did alright yes, im not knocking him as such, it’s no surprise he’s done what he has since coming back.

All I want is not a repeat of last time, where getting beat by decent European teams, losing in cups and no trophies is deemed a success. Imo it isn’t mate.
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Top half next season
 
Daytripper said:
He did alright yes, im not knocking him as such, it’s no surprise he’s done what he has since coming back.

All I want is not a repeat of last time, where getting beat by decent European teams, losing in cups and no trophies is deemed a success. Imo it isn’t mate.
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Depends on the budget we have tbh. Can only expect a trophy if it’s vaguely realistic.
 

Maybe because going forward at this point is not being involved in a relegation battle. Cant say i can say he will bring back europe or cup whatever. But i do feel confident he will get us back in a better position. Aint just going to be a quick fix will take time.
Mr Mig said:
Love Moyes. But on what planet does any sane Blue thinks he is the person to take us forward???????
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Infernus said:
20points clear of any danger at all. Job absolutely done and then some. Next season is the test.
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Definately was the same when dyche kept us up after lampard, can say he has a done a good job becuase has done what we all wanted by keeping us up and well out of it. Is fair have questions about him long term but it will be next season we will find out more from him esp with a better squad.
 

Hinchcliffe's Corner said:
Done the job that Dyche admitted he wasn't up to. Currently 13th and not aiming for 17th. Onwards and upwards.
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We got very lucky in that game last 30 seconds of a first half we were rank in...a goal from a massive deflection.

In fact, Fulham away has been a pretty good hunting ground for us over the years so Ilm not sure there's any massive feel good takeaway from that game.
 
davek said:
From the Spurs to the Palace game he didn't put a foot wrong in a new manager bounce.

Since then we've taken 12 points from the last 33.
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Which was perfectly acceptable for Dyche according to you. Why do you hold managers to different levels of accountability?

davek said:
We got very lucky in that game last 30 seconds of a first half we were rank in...a goal from a massive deflection.

In fact, Fulham away has been a pretty good hunting ground for us over the years so Ilm not sure there's any massive feel good takeaway from that game.
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