2025/26 David Moyes

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

They’re cockroaches, that’s exactly what they are.

SAY IT. GIVE ME NAMES LAD.

 

[summerisle]

Still want him gone at the end of the season, nea.

 

[BlueStevie35]

I’ve done nothing but support him. But benching your best player to fit Keane in is inexcusable for me.

He didn’t bench him for Keane, it was Mykolenko who came in for Branthwaite because his minutes were being managed due to the combination of having 2 games in 3/4 days and him only playing twice in 8 months

 

[chicoazul]

SAY IT. GIVE ME NAMES LAD.

I’ve came on here today for the first time in ages in a match thread and gave a masterclass in dar control. They’re scattered all over the show licking royal bloo wounds and piped down egos.

All I ask is that instead of hiding in threads moaning about how the main threads are terrible that all the normal sound blues mobilise and CRUSH the cockroaches, the floppy fathers, whatever you wanna call them post by post when they inevitably pipe up again.

If we want a decent forum we gotta fight for it. CRUSH a dar today for the glory of Everton.

 

[chicoazul]

I genuinely don’t know how I post stuff like this. I just start thrown thumbs as the screen and rage bait magic flows out. Jus in me. Mo fie.

 

[MaximusEvertonius]

My particular frustration is that Patterson, at least to my poor eyes, seems to lose us nothing in defense but gain a significant benefit in attack. I’d just like to see him get a run of a couple of games to test that theory.

Exactly, if Patterson isn’t injured then I only see two reasons the manager won’t play him. He either doesn’t rate him on some personal, non-football level or he sees that playing Jake O’Brien out of position at right back is the preferable option that will yield better results. I’m troubled by either option.

 

[PercyPlant]

My particular frustration is that Patterson, at least to my poor eyes, seems to lose us nothing in defense but gain a significant benefit in attack. I’d just like to see him get a run of a couple of games to test that theory.

Patterson wouldn’t of scored that winner today

 

[Furey1878]

Still want him gone at the end of the season, nea.

Got to admire men if conviction I suppose

 

[Ged G]

You forgot the words ‘young’ and ‘progressive’.

Yes, and also, we might add "failures"

 

[Furey1878]

Patterson wouldn’t of scored that winner today

Tbf, did anyone think that Leno would?

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Exactly, if Patterson isn’t injured then I only see two reasons the manager won’t play him. He either doesn’t rate him on some personal, non-football level or he sees that playing Jake O’Brien out of position at right back is the preferable option that will yield better results. I’m troubled by either option.

Former Celtic player doesn’t like former Rangers player…

 

[PercyPlant]

Tbf, did anyone think that Leno would?

Certainly wouldn’t of if JOB wasn’t there

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

Still want him gone at the end of the season, nea.

He’s got one more season max after this anyway imo

He’s not the long term option

He’s doing an okay job in the meantime and leaving a solid foundation for his successor to build upon

 

[MaximusEvertonius]

Former Celtic player doesn’t like former Rangers player…

Wow, if that were true. That’s what I meant in my post. I can only think of two reasons to not play Patterson if he’s not injured. It’s something interpersonal or he sees Jake as the better option. Managers are humans and humans can be petty. Or take a liking to someone or their outgoing personality when the better player is crying out to be selected. Who knows. Patterson held his own on the right and naturally pushed high up the pitch. Jake looked more confident and at ease in the center. It’s troubling if Moyes didn’t see that.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Wow, if that were true. That’s what I meant in my post. I can only think of two reasons to not play Patterson if he’s not injured. It’s something interpersonal or he sees Jake as the better option. Managers are humans and humans can be petty. Or take a liking to someone or their outgoing personality when the better player is crying out to be selected. Who knows. Patterson held his own on the right and naturally pushed high up the pitch. Jake looked more confident and at ease in the center. It’s troubling if Moyes didn’t see that.

No, it’s a gag. Moyes was a Rangers fan before he played for Celtic anyway!