2024/25 David Moyes

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davek said:
I cant believe he's described his first time here as 'successful'.

That underlines what we always knew about him: he just doesn't get Everton.

Winning zero trophies is not success. It might be to him but it isn't to Evertonians.

No matter how many times we hear the old 'Oh Davie Moyes' song this season (hopefully a lot as it'll mean we're doing ok), this feller will never ever be one of us. He's inauthentic and always will be. An outsider who will remain an outsider.
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Considering the state we where in when he first got the job he's right.....

We were perennial relegation candidates, constantly skint and wasting money on well past it big names.. ginola, gazza etc...

He came in, made us defensively sound and hard to beat.

We became the best of the rest, only behind the teams with mega money.

Many of his targets that we missed out on ended up being top players at top clubs, Essien,hazard, cech, moutinho, negredo, manolas etc

Challenging top 4/ finishing in Europe became the expectation rather than a pipe dream....

He may have failed to take the next step but he's been consistently the best manager we've had at the club since we last won the league....
 
davek said:
I cant believe he's described his first time here as 'successful'.

That underlines what we always knew about him: he just doesn't get Everton.

Winning zero trophies is not success. It might be to him but it isn't to Evertonians.

No matter how many times we hear the old 'Oh Davie Moyes' song this season (hopefully a lot as it'll mean we're doing ok), this feller will never ever be one of us. He's inauthentic and always will be. An outsider who will remain an outsider.
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Never will forget the success of Sean Dyche at Everton, where the best thing he's truly mastered is the art of lowering expectations even further make every single game feel like a 0-0 draw. Who needs trophies when you can have moral victories and a style of football so defensive it could double as a bunker? Truly, the only thing more consistent than Dyche's success is the sound of Evertonians reminiscing about the good old days of mid-table mediocrity. But hey, who needs silverware when you’ve got resilience..
 
f.t.r.s said:
Considering the state we where in when he first got the job he's right.....

We were perennial relegation candidates, constantly skint and wasting money on well past it big names.. ginola, gazza etc...

He came in, made us defensively sound and hard to beat.

We became the best of the rest, only behind the teams with mega money.

Many of his targets that we missed out on ended up being top players at top clubs, Essien,hazard, cech, moutinho, negredo, manolas etc

Challenging top 4/ finishing in Europe became the expectation rather than a pipe dream....

He may have failed to take the next step but he's been consistently the best manager we've had at the club since we last won the league....
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Yes, but the key word being debated is success...and he didn't have any when he was here.
 
Delargeinho said:
Never will forget the success of Sean Dyche at Everton, where the best thing he's truly mastered is the art of lowering expectations even further make every single game feel like a 0-0 draw. Who needs trophies when you can have moral victories and a style of football so defensive it could double as a bunker? Truly, the only thing more consistent than Dyche's success is the sound of Evertonians reminiscing about the good old days of mid-table mediocrity. But hey, who needs silverware when you’ve got resilience..
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Whoever claimed he was a success though?
 
Delargeinho said:
Never will forget the success of Sean Dyche at Everton, where the best thing he's truly mastered is the art of lowering expectations even further make every single game feel like a 0-0 draw. Who needs trophies when you can have moral victories and a style of football so defensive it could double as a bunker? Truly, the only thing more consistent than Dyche's success is the sound of Evertonians reminiscing about the good old days of mid-table mediocrity. But hey, who needs silverware when you’ve got resilience..
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The standards were lowered by the pathetic board and owner we had. As has been stated many times here, Sean Dyche was a symptom of where we were as a club. Not the cause.

Mad that you think just a difference on attitude has you fighting for trophies when our club was on the brink of financial collapse.
 
f.t.r.s said:
Considering the state we where in when he first got the job he's right.....

We were perennial relegation candidates, constantly skint and wasting money on well past it big names.. ginola, gazza etc...

He came in, made us defensively sound and hard to beat.

We became the best of the rest, only behind the teams with mega money.

Many of his targets that we missed out on ended up being top players at top clubs, Essien,hazard, cech, moutinho, negredo, manolas etc

Challenging top 4/ finishing in Europe became the expectation rather than a pipe dream....

He may have failed to take the next step but he's been consistently the best manager we've had at the club since we last won the league....
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Agreed

If he was here when Mosh took over we 100% wouldnt be in the state we are today
 
Toffe3m4n said:
Anyone else bit surprised that an interview hasn't been uploaded yet? perhaps an indication that he's simply wanted to just get straight to work..
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It’s curious
Starting to suspect they want to announce a number of things together or have the owners over for it, there has to be a reason
 
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