David Moyes - Liverpool???

[Clint Planet]

This one might have legs.

From what i've been told, don't get angry at me. Im just the messenger.

Absolutely no chance, mate. Even if he wanted to go - and he surely does not - it would cause such a stink that it wouldn't be worth his while. Don't believe the bullshit, for f_ck's sake!

 

[Jamo Martinez]

At this stage of the proceedings, he'd get less [Poor language removed] joining Rangers

 

[Deleted member 28206]

This one might have legs.

From what i've been told, don't get angry at me. Im just the messenger.

Toxteth riots would have nothing on this if it happened

 

[quasi modo]

It's a nothing story.

 

[chicoazul]

Best story of the summer so far, it should be applauded really. It's out there.

 

[Jobby]

This is easily the funniest story of the summer.

 

[TyphooToffee]

Lcab...just tell me this isn't happening and I'll be happy again.

Of course it's not happening, get a grip man, get a grip!

 

[Nordecke]

I cant believe "the Express" is still going what a ridiculous excuse for a newspaper that is, almost as bad as "the mail". I am not going to lose any sleep over this non-entity of a story.

I like the kit in your avatar..

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

Been waiting for this to pop up, it was only a matter of time. The screw is turning and tides are'a changin'...bout fukin' time.

I'm not gonna' gloat because, like I've said all along, football is cyclic and it just makes me and every other Blue a hypocrite. I will say, though, that the hour hand is coming full circle and I reckon it's just hit about VIII.

*closes up pocket watch, lights a smoke, winks at Dixies statue and continues walking down Walton Lane*

 

[Matt Damon]

Been waiting for this to pop up, it was only a matter of time. The screw is turning and tides are'a changin'...bout fukin' time.

I'm not gonna' gloat because, like I've said all along, football is cyclic and it just makes me and every other Blue a hypocrite. I will say, though, that the hour hand is coming full circle and I reckon it's just hit about VIII.

*closes up pocket watch, lights a smoke, winks at Dixies statue and continues walking down Walton Lane*

It so is cyclical. The only thing thats stopped it coming full circle is the £230million they've spent in 5 years... now they simply don't have that for THE NEXT 5 YEARS ...


Times have changed... and you can tell this by their reactions to us these days

Personally I'm taking every opportunity to gloat. Everton have worked hard for 8 years developing players bringing in players and making them better and having them gloat buying £30million players... like they're all this. Then the SMALL CLUB comment and all that... and the arrogance - agreeing with it too by many of theirs


I remember the 5 year ban, so I'm going to gloat and gloat and gloat and support Everton... as we've got the history and the future is BLUE

 

[TX Bill]

I think anyone would find that David Moyes has just too much class to get involved with the RS.

Absolutely and exactly this.

Now close the thread.

 

[ToffeeDan]

Oh do keep up.

Davy Moyes could - quite deliberately - sink the RS into oblivion with some extremely dodgy buys (Benni McCarthey type signings) - including all our cast-offs following him across the park to bring a nice earner in (Tony Hibbert must be worth a cool £5M).. Agent Moyes could do the job - make some deliberate "tactical errors" and so on. Would only take one year - a moderate start, a middling mid-season and complete crisis of confidence (and fall outs with 'star names' around April) to plunge them into Championship freefall..

On the other hand maybe that's going to happen anyway.

 

[Mvflusk]

I don't think it would be an exaggeration to say that David Moyes has developed a deep dislike of Liverpool akin to that of the most fanatic of Evertonians.

 

[Muggins]

http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/179397/Liverpool-chief-plans-raid-to-lure-David-Moyes-

IN THE wake of Rafael Benitez’s departure from Liverpool last week, the boss of bitter Mersey rivals Everton has emerged as a surprise target as replacement

David Moyes is the shock name on Liverpool’s shortlist to replace the sacked Rafael Benitez.

Anfield managing director Christian Purslow who, together with Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish, has been entrusted with the responsibility of finding a new Kop boss, is a big admirer of Moyes’ work in his eight years with neighbours Everton.

It is believed that Moyes is aware of Liverpool’s interest as the red half of Merseyside attempt to pull off a coup which would stun football.

Moyes, though, is deeply loyal to Everton and has a good working relationship with chairman Bill Kenwright. Only a few weeks ago he told Sunday Express Sport that any new investors would be better choosing Everton than pumping money into Anfield.

Despite that, Moyes is still in Liverpool’s thoughts as they attempt to resurrect their fortunes after a disastrous last season in Benitez’s six-year reign.

The Spaniard was dismissed on Thursday but is expected to be named as Inter Milan’s successor to Jose Mourinho this week. Hesitation saw Benitez miss out on the Juventus job but it is believed that he is now ready to say yes to Inter.

It is understood that owner Massimo Moratti has been influenced by lobbying from some of the team’s Argentinian contingent, which includes Javier Zanetti, Walter Samuel and Diego Milito.

Fellow Argentinian Mauricio Pellegrino, Benitez’s number two at Anfield, who will join him at the San Siro and is admired by the players, has been pushing his boss’s case.

With Liverpool having to pay up to £6million to part company with Benitez, American co-owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks are reluctant to pay a big compensation package to land his successor. The exception would be Moyes.

If they are unsuccessful in their audacious attempt to move the Scot across Stanley Park, Liverpool will move on to other targets, who include Fulham’s Roy Hodgson, Aston Villa’s Martin O’Neill and Marcello Lippi, the Italy manager. Lippi leaves his job after the World Cup and any approach wouldn’t be restricted by compensation issues.

Many Anfield observers believe that Liverpool have the answer to their managerial problems within their own ranks in kingmaker Dalglish. He would bring back the old boot-room habits which served the club so well in their halcyon days of the sixties, seventies and eighties.

Close friends believe Dalglish, who resigned as Liverpool boss through stress 19 years ago, has unfinished business at Anfield and would love the challenge of replacing Benitez.

He has agreed to take charge until Liverpool find a new man but wouldn’t say no to a tap on his own shoulder over a permanent stay.

I know its from a piss poor paper but I had to add it as I PMSL when I saw it! I take you to the bold point in the text. The best bit is that some tosser will read this and think that its for real.

That. Is the funniest thing I have ever heard in my life.

They've got more chance of Saddam Hussain taking the job and he dedddddd...!!

 

[EFCNIK]

I kind of want him to go because the riot that would ensue would be f*ckin exciting! But no, please dont Moyesey! And he wont anyway so lets not worry ourselves.