CONFIRMED: Moyes Leaving - All Reaction Here

[kenada_blue]

Mark Hughes in the summer. Nailed

 

[CahillsCornerFlag]

Mark Hughes in the summer. Nailed

Good god I hope not.

I've heard from a few different people, Holloway. Can you imagine Holloway giving an effective team talk to Fellaini?

 

[kenada_blue]

Moyes' shortlist of 3 players backfired big time in january

Also... He had 12mill to spend in Jan. Surely he has that in the summer *winks*

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

Mark Hughes in the summer. Nailed

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[davek]

Mark Hughes in the summer. Nailed

Mark Hughes needs big money to get to mid-table. Alexander McLeish is surely the only game in town? I'd take Solksjaer in a heartbeat though.

 

[jackfaz]

You'd hope the board have a contingency plan if he doesn't sign. I just see this as typical Moyes behaviour, he keeps his cards close to his chest and doesn't give much away. The truth is, is that we really don't know what's going on behind the scenes and as much as it is frustrating for the fans, we're just going to have to wait.

 

[Little Ralphy]

2) I haven't said anything of the sort, Everton > Moyes every day of the week, but I happen to think Moyes is the only person within the club who can force Kenwright's hand so we don't have to sell to buy every summer.
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But where would that money come from? The club can't afford it with this wage bill.

Can you please explain how he is holding loyal fans to ransom? What demands has he made on the 'loyal fans'? None.

When it comes to trust, I trust Moyes to act in the best interests of the club over Kenwright and the board every single day of the week.

So you think an employee of the club who is on a fixed term contract wants more for the club than people who have purchased shares and do not take a salary, but wish for their investment to mature to a profit? How does that logic work? Moyes is in it for Moyes, most of the time his goals are the clubs goals as well but I'm not sure that is always the case.

 

[Ihaters]

Moyes won't leave, safest job in football and he's on £65 k a week.

How is it the safest job in football?
If he did a Tevez and went on holiday, came back and did a mock golf swing in front of the camera's would he still have a job?
If his record was as awesome as Hughes at QPR would he keep his job?
Of course not, his jobs only safe because he's good at it, therefore it deserves to be safe.

 

[Jags..class]

Moyes won't leave, safest job in football and he's on £65 k a week.

if that was the case then he would have signed a ten year contract last year cos the board would agree, this is more important factors in his decision rather his his wages. You must be able to see this/

 

[Allezfan]

Mark Hughes needs big money to get to mid-table. Alexander McLeish is surely the only game in town? I'd take Solksjaer in a heartbeat though.

Me too on Solskjaer.

Would be a massive massive gamble but I'd take it.

 

[davek]

You'd hope the board have a contingency plan if he doesn't sign. I just see this as typical Moyes behaviour, he keeps his cards close to his chest and doesn't give much away. The truth is, is that we really don't know what's going on behind the scenes and as much as it is frustrating for the fans, we're just going to have to wait.

That's nice for him, but how can he possibly face players and demand they sort themselves out contract-wise setting an example like this?

 

[davek]

Me too on Solskjaer.

Would be a massive massive gamble but I'd take it.

I was impressed how he was offered Villa and turned them down. He's got his head screwed on. I'm sure if he were offered our sqiuad to work with he'd see it as a job worth taking...and a very important stepping stone to OT if he got it right with us.

 

[jackfaz]

That's nice for him, but how can he possibly face players and demand they sort themselves out contract-wise setting an example like this?

I know, it's not great for everyone else. It's frustrating for us as fans but it must be very strange for the players, especially those who've recently signed extensions.

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

How is it the safest job in football?
If he did a Tevez and went on holiday, came back and did a mock golf swing in front of the camera's would he still have a job?
If his record was as awesome as Hughes at QPR would he keep his job?
Of course not, his jobs only safe because he's good at it, therefore it deserves to be safe.

It's safe because of how he's consistently managed to turn water into wine, in terms of the resources available to him.

He's created a situation where even if the wheels came off & we went down, I reckon he'd still retain the faith of the board.

So, yes he's earned that faith, but it has made him bomb proof as a result.

 

[Ihaters]

That's nice for him, but how can he possibly face players and demand they sort themselves out contract-wise setting an example like this?

I'd imagine it would be simple enough with Pienaar