2024/25 David Moyes

[Blast_of_Cannock]

To think we were unlucky in his first game against Villa as well

Just simply a bloody good manager

Could have scored 3 against Bournemouth with a bit of luck too.

 

[Eggs]

….uncomplicated, pragmatic and gets the job done. Maybe a bit less stable defensively but undoubtably carrying more threat.

Big summer ahead with so many out of contract, hopefully he’s in charge of transfers and we genuinely have a chance of improving.

 

[hippopotamus]

Miracle worker.
Seriously

 

[ritterefc]

Explaining to my 10 year old Everton mad Daughter, why I was excite about Moyes coming back a few weeks back has all played out. We're a team again. No shirking. Shift from everyone. You're a first team player, this is your job. Never more evident than Jack Harrison. Limited (by Premier league standards) but he's now doing USEFUL running, and boy his effort is top class. Just getting him to actually influence the game even a little bit. O'Brien... etc

 

[Infernus]

Why do you think Ilm disappointed with that?

Lol.

Your instant response to another Everton victory is to come on here and spread negativity and your own personal agenda. You’re not an Everton fan in anyway. You’ve absolutely revealed yourself in the last months. Off you pop to the forum of whatever club it is you actually follow.

 

[lieneverton]

Miracle worker.
Seriously

He's done brilliantly but it's not a miracle. It's competent managing. It's competent coaching.

Something we didn't have before.

 

[Timbucktoo]

Difference between Moyes and Dyche is that it's 90 minutes 2-1 up and pushing for a third. Not camped in our own half for 30min trying not to concede .

The last few months under Dyche felt like more camped in our own penalty are trying to concede.

 

[brieverton]

He has seemed very calm and at ease with himself since he returned. The benefit of age and experience. I think that has rubbed off on the team. In his first presser he said he was backing his view that the squad had what was needed to stay up. He's put all the nails in that relegation coffin, absolutely hammered them in and thrown the darn thing into the sea.

 

[Bluelenny1984]

….uncomplicated, pragmatic and gets the job done. Maybe a bit less stable defensively but undoubtably carrying more threat.

Big summer ahead with so many out of contract, hopefully he’s in charge of transfers and we genuinely have a chance of improving.

I agree, definitely a bit more shaky at the back but to counter that, attack is definitely the first line of defence.

The biggest issue with Dyche amongst a long list, was that teams knew they didn’t have to worry about us attacking them, they could pin us back and we where happy to let it happen.

 

[Neiler]

 

[MrGrumpy]

Should of kept Dyche this lads crap.

Fantastic job he doing, it’s great to be a blue again

 

[witchdoc187]

He's home he loves it, we love it. Best manager to lead us into the new stadium. Incredible

 

[D. Amokachi]

Our best manager since David Moyes

 

[HalfTimeSayers]

2 goals per game on avg?? After 2 years of working on the problem that was there “before my time.” Arguably with less attacking options.

 

[T Bone Returns]

Its made dyche look even worse hasnt it

Made our last 20 managers look even worse. Since him.