2024/25 David Moyes

[Gilbert..]

With the goal last night we officially doubled or goal tally in 6 weeks from what it was in the previous 5 months.
Im very grateful that on january 9th the decision was made. Its a very sliding doors moment for Everton. Who knows. Who knows if Dyche had put up a fight with the new owners and they stuck with him. Who knows if Moyes hadnt been available.
Either way i look back now and jan 9th was a big day for Everton.
Relegation would have been a disaster.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Making Everton great again

MEGA!

 

[duncs pigeon]

My calculator says that we’ve averaged 1.875 points per game since Moyes returned. Extrapolate that over 38 games and you get 71 points - enough for top 4 last season. That’s despite an injury crisis and some extremely dodgy refereeing.

Dont let @davek see that IYKYK

 

[GOT milk?]

Are they?
it’s quite a balanced view to say great start, but it’s unlikely to be this good forever.

I wasn't implying people are saying that. Or I am.

I'm saying there's people that doubted him from the start ready to get the knifes out when we hit bad form.

 

[Mickey]

Had an easy job to get these players motivated. "The last fella said ye are all crap and can't play football. Go and show them".

 

[cjuk87]

Had an easy job to get these players motivated. "The last fella said ye are all crap and can't play football. Go and show them".

Rumour has it, he showed them the video of Dyche at Burnley saying "These (Everton) don't know how to win"

Dyche tried the same tactic, but players were confused at seeing 2 Dyche's in front of them and assumed it was an old episode of Eastenders, with the Mitchell brothers.

 

[DeeCee]

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Even if your eyes were playing tricks on you and you couldn’t see the difference the manager had made to us, here’s some beautiful stats to slap you around the mush.

Continues to make a mockery of the snot encrusted ballsack he replaced.

Thank you gaffer.

Very impressive that. The contrast between him and Dyche is stark.

Think it would have been a travesty to have had Dyche be in charge in the first game at Bramley. Fitting it will be Moysie.

 

[dockroad]

Moyes was the logical choice for us yet I wasn't overjoyed when he came back . He's surpassed my expectations though and he seems a different ,happier version of his old self. Moyes Light ?

 

[Ruairi77]

Thought it was interesting that half way through the first half, seeing that O'Brien was being run through, he switched his full backs for a period then switched back. He could easily have hooked O'Brien at half time for Patterson or Young but he persisted and go his reward.
O'Brien took his goal well but also played very well second half.
This is a good example of loyalty paying off. Dyche's version of loyalty seemed to breed apathy.

 

[windymiller]

Moyes was the logical choice for us yet I wasn't overjoyed when he came back . He's surpassed my expectations though and he seems a different ,happier version of his old self. Moyes Light ?

Same. Pleased to be wrong so far. Early days, though.

 

[Matelot]

That Men in Blazers interview is fantastic.

He seems so much more mellow and jovial this time round. Lots of humour in his press conferences as well. Love to see it.

 

[Goat]

What an actual Gaffer.

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

Quiet in here.

 

[Exeter_Gently]

Quiet in here.

Very quiet,Kind Sir.

 

[COYBL25]

Quiet in here.

They`re just silently waiting in the shadows for a defeat and then they`ll be back out in force, led by Putins best mate.