2025/26 David Moyes

[MACCA75]

Leicester won the league in 2016 and spurs finished 2nd and we got 47 points with our best striker in our PL history.


“Don't forget Moyes could have walked at anytime if things were so bad but he stayed for 11 years, I wonder why.“

You tell me.


Do you not realise how silly this argument is? Moyes got 8 top 8 finishes in 11 season with a budget any member of this forum was furious about back then, only Marco silva, Roberto Martinez and Sam Allardyce have finished top 8 since and neither did it more than once, even the BRILLIANT Carlo Ancelotti couldn’t manage top 10.

If any of the managers that followed Moyes had taken over us when Moyes did we’d of been relegated, there’s no doubt about that.

In that scenario I’m allowing for the fact that Carlo Ancelotti wouldn’t of taken the job under Kenwright and our measly budget.

I mean Carlo is undoubtedly a brilliant manager and did finish top ten. (With 59 points)

 

[PercyPlant]

I mean Carlo is undoubtedly a brilliant manager and did finish top ten. (With 59 points)

Yep, slight oversight from me, I thought it was 11th. Shows what a job Moyes did if that’s an Ancelotti boast.

 

[jackyboy]

Sunderland just casually picking up a win at Stamford Bridge in their first season back. I think Brighton have won their last 3 at OT. Our record at these grounds defies belief tbh.

Really bummed me out that today, must have been incredible in that away end.

How many games is it at Stamford Bridge without a win? Must be 20 odd?

 

[Bally1989]

patience is already wearing thin.

If we back off these lot tomorrow I will be fuming

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

patience is already wearing thin.

If we back off these lot tomorrow I will be fuming

Because we lost to Man City. Pull your neck in.

 

[Timbucktoo]

Because we lost to Man City. Pull your neck in.

A dreadful performance away to Wolves, even worse at home to a West Ham team everyone seems to be able to beat bar us.

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

A dreadful performance away to Wolves, even worse at home to a West Ham team everyone seems to be able to beat bar us.

Patience is the key.

 

[matty1878]

Because we lost to Man City. Pull your neck in.

it’s mad the abuse for losing to city

and would of got a draw had we scored first

 

[PercyPlant]

Slot doing to RS what Martinez did to EFC.

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Slot doing to RS what Martinez did to EFC.

@davek you see this? Martinez heresy. Sort it out for the love of god

 

[TheBigIguana]

Patience is the key.

Why exactly are we supposed to have patience in this manager and this team? Moyes has been around forever and a day and there’s no evolution. The team has basically three developing players regularly in it, two of whom are out of position. What are we waiting for here?

 

[Igrok]

Another lesson from mighty Sunderland at the Bridge….anyone can beat so called top 6 except Moysey…

 

[Toffeepot]

19 times Moyes has been to Stamford Bridge and never won.

Still, he's not Lampard, Benitez or Dyche so it's fine.

I'd prefer to lose the next 19 than go back to Benitez or Dyche anyway

 

[Toffeepot]

His programme notes are infuriating. Full of stuff where he attempts to undermine our position; taking every opportunity to make us look like ten bob needing years to get anywhere.


"We came away from the Etihad disappointed with the result but still felt there were plus points we could take from the game.

We went there with a real belief we could get something on the day. We were positive and created opportunities, especially in the first half. However, their quality in several positions ultimately proved to be too strong.

Undoubtedly, there is still a gulf between the top teams and where we are at present, but the road to recovery at Everton was never going to be a quick fix. We are still pressing all the right buttons to try to fast-forward that process. We want to be competitive and regularly challenge the best teams in the league. Our aim is to give you supporters belief and good reasons to be positive for the future.

....To get closer to the teams at the top end of the Premier League table we need to be the very best we can be in every area of the Club. Hopefully doing that will help us to grow. At the moment small gains for us can be enormously important.

We are not at the financial levels of some of the teams above us but we are all working hard together to close those levels and reach the standards we would expect from any Everton team.



...and then he's trying to make Spurs into a super-power 'big club' - the Spurs that last won the title when JFK was President.


"Today we welcome Thomas Frank and his new Tottenham team to Hill Dickinson Stadium. They have been impressive since the start of the season.

Thomas has worked incredibly hard over the years at Brentford and has earned his chance at one of the traditionally ‘big’ clubs in England. I know Thomas well and always felt he would find himself making that step up."


Everything is always out of reach with this feller: being competitive with 'the big clubs' is a distant dream that needs loads of time and money. Someone should tell that to the likes of Leicester, Forest, Villa and Palace.

Twelve years of his banana to a gunfight mentality. I'm not sure he'll get away with that BS much longer, tbh.

Would you prefer him to say City were lucky to win and don't have quality in several positions?
Would you prefer him to say we welcome the small club Spurs to give em a walloping or what? The fact they just won a Europa league and are now CL and have regularly competed for CL places in recent years while we languished bottom half near relegation at times. That would be disrespectful to Spurs, Thomas Frank, and every sane Evertonian that knows Spurs have performed better than us for a while now.
Moyes would be the laughing stock of the league, and us with him if he went down your road