CONFIRMED: Moyes Leaving - All Reaction Here

[nickydisco]

Found it for you: March 2011 actually is what I've found.

“I’ve always said I wouldn’t want the supporters to get fed up of me, because at the end of the day it’s their football club, it’s not mine,” he said.

"I’m there to do the job and try and do it the best of my ability.

“If I got the feeling they were fed up with me then I’d do something about it. But I don’t at the moment, I still see it as one of the biggest clubs in England, and I’m really thrilled to be manager of the club.”

http://www.dailypost.co.uk/sport-ne...ton-fc-if-fans-didn-t-want-me-55578-28437321/

I hope it don't become like what Chelsea are doin with bap ed, with all the Rafael out banners. I think he can leave with his head held high, he still has done a good job.

 

[ijjysmith]

Found it for you: March 2011 actually is what I've found.

“I’ve always said I wouldn’t want the supporters to get fed up of me, because at the end of the day it’s their football club, it’s not mine,” he said.

"I’m there to do the job and try and do it the best of my ability.

“If I got the feeling they were fed up with me then I’d do something about it. But I don’t at the moment, I still see it as one of the biggest clubs in England, and I’m really thrilled to be manager of the club.”

http://www.dailypost.co.uk/sport-ne...ton-fc-if-fans-didn-t-want-me-55578-28437321/

Lets make a massive banner for the Paddock on Saturday that says "Moyes your a ginger bell end"

That should do the trick

That's the fella, cheers mate.

As I say I wonder if the booing of his subs/ the team at half and full time have pushed us towards that point?

I hope it don't become like what Chelsea are doin with bap ed, with all the Rafael out banners. I think he can leave with his head held high, he still has done a good job.

Sadly I wouldn't read much into that, nor anything he says. End of Jan he said he'd see how we got on in the cup and how we do in the league. Well we are out of the cup and gone sh*t in the league, but he's still not saying anything.

 

[harry]

Wow. If he caves in right now is there any contract there, or are you hearing that if he runs this down to the seasons end it wont be there?

As a club if we have any pride whatsoever we will surely retract the contract and send him on his way. The players will look at this and treat the club as a joke they can walk all over.

 

[toffeejack]

i guess i'm not the only one here worried that bill will offer him another contract in the summer. The appointment of moyes was the only thing kenwright has got right during his tenure, but he surely has to see we haven't really gone anywhere in the last 4 years. I know this is partly to do with finances yada yada, but like del said, at this moment in time we have the 6th best squad in the league, an opinion i share. And yet we know find ourselves 7th and only a couple of points ahead of 8th and 9th and have been knocked out of the cups to leeds and wigan.

I know people use the argument that with moyes we have stability and we'll definitely never get relegated, but that's not teh current circumstance - any manager would do well to get relegated with our current crop of players, especially considering we will be getting a decent transfer kitty in the summer off fellaini's sale.

I Would never say anything bad about moyes' transfer ability, but some people talk on here as if he is the only manager that can pull these bargains out of the hat.

Look at Laudrup he's managed to convince a holland international in De Guzmaan to join little old swansea and has found michu for £2m, Demba Ba was a free agent a few years back, as was Diame. Even that belwhiff pardew has managed to find sissoko for £1.8m, as well as attracting great players like debuchy to his club for not too much money either. I know there's more to a transfer than purely the fee, but we are a top proposition for a lot of players out there (look how desperate fer was to come) and there are usually a few good free agents out there every summer.

Just trying to make the point that without moyes, it's not a full gone conclusion, we'll have a manager who can't pick a good player who's cheap.

 

[TheFinnFan]

I have a feeling that derby will decide moyes' faith.

 

[sbbefc]

Shame it has got to that, especially with this "wonderful relationship" between the 2 that they have continued to tell us all about over the years.

The real sad part in all if this is that I cannot see how this job will appeal to many, apart from someone trying to make a name for themselves from the lower leagues.

They know they have limited budget, and they know David Moyes has done well with a limited budget, so in a way it is a bit of a poisoned chalice.

We have a limited budget but we do pay decent wages and have some decent players/internationals in our squad.

Loads of managers would love the job.

 

[Jags..class]

i guess i'm not the only one here worried that bill will offer him another contract in the summer. The appointment of moyes was the only thing kenwright has got right during his tenure, but he surely has to see we haven't really gone anywhere in the last 4 years. I know this is partly to do with finances yada yada, but like del said, at this moment in time we have the 6th best squad in the league, an opinion i share. And yet we know find ourselves 7th and only a couple of points ahead of 8th and 9th and have been knocked out of the cups to leeds and wigan.

I know people use the argument that with moyes we have stability and we'll definitely never get relegated, but that's not teh current circumstance - any manager would do well to get relegated with our current crop of players, especially considering we will be getting a decent transfer kitty in the summer off fellaini's sale.

I Would never say anything bad about moyes' transfer ability, but some people talk on here as if he is the only manager that can pull these bargains out of the hat.

Look at Laudrup he's managed to convince a holland international in De Guzmaan to join little old swansea and has found michu for £2m, Demba Ba was a free agent a few years back, as was Diame. Even that belwhiff pardew has managed to find sissoko for £1.8m, as well as attracting great players like debuchy to his club for not too much money either. I know there's more to a transfer than purely the fee, but we are a top proposition for a lot of players out there (look how desperate fer was to come) and there are usually a few good free agents out there every summer.

Just trying to make the point that without moyes, it's not a full gone conclusion, we'll have a manager who can't pick a good player who's cheap.

Its the managers name that are bothering me, most of the managers that have been put forward are crap, the best one is the Wigan Manager but his record is not amazing either. Swansea got it right with Landrup tho to be fair.

 

[nickydisco]

I have a feeling that derby will decide moyes' faith.

There gonna stuff us

 

[TheFinnFan]

There gonna stuff us

if wigan can stuff us we can stuff rs

 

[ijjysmith]

if wigan can stuff us we can stuff rs

I wish I was Finnish.

 

[toffeejack]

Its the managers name that are bothering me, most of the managers that have been put forward are crap, the best one is the Wigan Manager but his record is not amazing either. Swansea got it right with Landrup tho to be fair.

i bet swansea were saying the same thing last year though. I agree, i genuinly would have only liked laudrup, but that can't happen now, so i am lost with regards to candidates. But if they can attract someone like laudrup, surely we (as a better proposition) can.

 

[davek]

As a club if we have any pride whatsoever we will surely retract the contract and send him on his way. The players will look at this and treat the club as a joke they can walk all over.

It defo sends out the signal Moyes controls Everton. If you're a major shareholder it looks like a challenge thrown down I'd imagine. Not that that pile of steaming dung sitting in the boardroom and CEO chair have any right to feel they're in control like.

 

[ToffeeDan]

Resigns or Re-signs? Prefer No Hyphen myself.

 

[sexualchocolate]

It defo sends out the signal Moyes controls Everton. If you're a major shareholder it looks like a challenge thrown down I'd imagine. Not that that pile of steaming dung sitting in the boardroom and CEO chair have any right to feel they're in control like.

Moyes is completely calling the shots, he's sitting on the fence at the moment cos he actually believes someone decent is goign to offer him a job, when that doesn't happen he'll re-sign with us on the dotted line pretending thats what he wanted to do all along and off we go again for another groundhog day season....

 

[Blue Truth]

after what he has said and done it will be a joke if hes still here next season.