david moyes

[davids]

Did great at tearing apart Big Sams work at SAFC the depressing tit

Please refer to him as Fat Sam or Gravy guzzler on here please...just to fit in with the general opinion on the forum.In fact Fat Dodgy Sam would be even better.

 

[peteblue]

Yeah, he proved how much he loved this club when he left for United, pulled down his kecks and shat on us.

....then took one of our best players and tried to take another with a derisory offer.....

 

[Thomasc]

It must of torn him apart to leave this great club, only the top job in British football would have tempted him to leave us...

It is well known that his goal in football was always the Man U job. He always saw Everton as a stepping stone.

He acted like a prize melt when he got the job and started trying to belittle Everton with his ridiculous comments about Everton holding back Fellaini and Baines's careers by not letting them leave.

Does that sound like a man who loves Everton? or a self important tit who started thinking he was Billy big bollocks when he got his dream job?

 

[royalblue66]

It is well known that his goal in football was always the Man U job. He always saw Everton as a stepping stone.

He acted like a prize melt when he got the job and started trying to belittle Everton with his ridiculous comments about Everton holding back Fellaini and Baines's careers by not letting them leave.

Does that sound like a man who loves Everton? or a self important tit who started thinking he was Billy big bollocks when he got his dream job?

Remember seeing that photo of him sitting in Fergie's chair for the first time, the absolute tit.

 

[davek]

....then took one of our best players and tried to take another with a derisory offer.....

Never forgotten, never forgiven...that goes for his hoofball too!

 

[Wayno]

Genuinely surprised / cringe that people have any sort of resentment towards him for joining Man U, norrarsed about that at all, wished him the best of luck.

The hoofball comments are cringe too, we played some decent stuff and he did well for us on a budget.

The behaviour towards us when he joined Man U is unforgivable , though. He had literally the worlds talent pool of footballers to fish in, all he had to do was leave us alone and he would still be held in the highest regard here

 

[seer]

Genuinely surprised / cringe that people have any sort of resentment towards him for joining Man U, norrarsed about that at all, wished him the best of luck.

The hoofball comments are cringe too, we played some decent stuff and he did well for us on a budget.

The behaviour towards us when he joined Man U is unforgivable , though. He had literally the worlds talent pool of footballers to fish in, all he had to do was leave us alone and he would still be held in the highest regard here

Indeed - strange thing was about his little outbursts about us is that it was so - un-Moyes-like. Either I had the wool pulled over my eyes about him for a decade or he was really beginning to feel the pressure. Anyway will always enjoy the memories of the grim-reaper game nailing his coffin shut

 

[Ihaters]

Genuinely surprised / cringe that people have any sort of resentment towards him for joining Man U, norrarsed about that at all, wished him the best of luck.

The hoofball comments are cringe too, we played some decent stuff and he did well for us on a budget.

The behaviour towards us when he joined Man U is unforgivable , though. He had literally the worlds talent pool of footballers to fish in, all he had to do was leave us alone and he would still be held in the highest regard here

Nah, he was disliked for years on here by many, long before he went to United.

 

[Ihaters]

I miss the days under him when good results in a couple of games was potentially the start of a run, instead it actually being the run.

 

[Big_nev]

Genuinely surprised / cringe that people have any sort of resentment towards him for joining Man U, norrarsed about that at all, wished him the best of luck.

The hoofball comments are cringe too, we played some decent stuff and he did well for us on a budget.

The behaviour towards us when he joined Man U is unforgivable , though. He had literally the worlds talent pool of footballers to fish in, all he had to do was leave us alone and he would still be held in the highest regard here

Deffo a millennial, Avocado on toast the lot.

 

[Raymondo077]

Never forgotten, never forgiven...that goes for his hoofball too!

C,mon kid,
with the money. David could have us great like....

 

[electricblue]

Nah, he was disliked for years on here by many, long before he went to United.

I think he means at Everton, not on GOT!

 

[LiamG]

....then took one of our best players and tried to take another with a derisory offer.....

Looking back on it we may have been better of selling Baines. He only had one more good season in him.

 

[LiamG]

Genuinely surprised / cringe that people have any sort of resentment towards him for joining Man U, norrarsed about that at all, wished him the best of luck.

The hoofball comments are cringe too, we played some decent stuff and he did well for us on a budget.

The behaviour towards us when he joined Man U is unforgivable , though. He had literally the worlds talent pool of footballers to fish in, all he had to do was leave us alone and he would still be held in the highest regard here

Selling Fellaini probably went a long way to being able to afford Rom.

He was also probably right. Baines was one of Europe's best LBs and never got a chance to play at the highest level.

We probably should have sold him.

 

[mahermi1]

....then took one of our best players and tried to take another with a derisory offer.....

With that Fellaini money, it was Fellaini you were talking about ? We bought Lukaku, fair swap.