Kevin Sheedy
Player Valuation: £500k
As all of British football can see, David Moyes’ time at Everton may come to an end at the conclusion of the 2012/2013 season. He has recently came out and stated that he will not be signing his contract until the end of the season, as he is considering his future. Many believe these comments have taken a negative affect on recent team performances from Everton, and have left the team unsettled. Moyes has brushed off these excuses, branding them “rubbish”.
The scot is currently in his 11th year at the club, and has many times been praised for his work at Everton due to the league finishes and overall consistency he has brought to Everton. But many journalists and football pundits forget, that Everton Football Club had been around 124 years before Moyes came a long.
Our club has a rich history and our fans our proud of it, and rightly so. Moyes has done very well at Everton on a shoe string budget, and done well when having to sell players and bring in replacements for less of a price. Bargains such as Tim Cahill, Mikel Arteta and Steven Pienaar spring to mind.
But all good things must come to an end, and the end may well be extremely close and the relationship between Moyes and the Everton faithful may well be no more come May.
But our club will move on, we are in a good position squad wise at this moment in time and until recently, have been doing excellent in the league.
Names such as Martinez, Bilic and Laudrup have been mentioned in Moyes’ possible replacements, all you could say would be good managers to have at the club.
But whatever happens happens, and us Evertonians must not loose faith or passion with our beloved club, we have came through much worse times than now, and we will continue to move forward and improve.
Que sera sera ey lads?
COYB.
The scot is currently in his 11th year at the club, and has many times been praised for his work at Everton due to the league finishes and overall consistency he has brought to Everton. But many journalists and football pundits forget, that Everton Football Club had been around 124 years before Moyes came a long.
Our club has a rich history and our fans our proud of it, and rightly so. Moyes has done very well at Everton on a shoe string budget, and done well when having to sell players and bring in replacements for less of a price. Bargains such as Tim Cahill, Mikel Arteta and Steven Pienaar spring to mind.
But all good things must come to an end, and the end may well be extremely close and the relationship between Moyes and the Everton faithful may well be no more come May.
But our club will move on, we are in a good position squad wise at this moment in time and until recently, have been doing excellent in the league.
Names such as Martinez, Bilic and Laudrup have been mentioned in Moyes’ possible replacements, all you could say would be good managers to have at the club.
But whatever happens happens, and us Evertonians must not loose faith or passion with our beloved club, we have came through much worse times than now, and we will continue to move forward and improve.
Que sera sera ey lads?
COYB.
