But maybe we have more control and create a little more with garner in midfield
2025/26 David Moyes
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What’s everyone else spent broski?
We kept it going with the promised land of new owners and the new stadium on the horizon to keep people's spirits up. Continuing along the same lines now is different; people had convinced themselves we just needed to stick it out for a couple of years before we could start enjoying ourselves again, if that proves not to be the case I think a lot of people will have had enough.
Gilbert..
Player Valuation: £60m
We created more chances against United than when he was in midfield against Newcastle.
Its pissing those off who want to put the boot into the manager. Reality is we looked as competetive and balanced with him at right back than we did previously leaking goals for fun at home.
I doubt he wants to play him there. But he's currently the best right back we have.
Shouldnt even be a topic of discussion tbh. We should have decent enough fullbacks to start games.
Everton have been so weird with this position for to long.
Are you telling me this number like it's big or something?
Where were Tim and Gana though ?
We got run riot against brentford, utd were pooh and were there for the taking.
We had no midfielder in there position on monday, that's why they scored.
That goal wouldn't happen if Garner was in the centre, he would hold and read that move.
Game intelligence..
The Athletic has had a couple of digs for the last two days i see….
Yesterday was “Everton need to look beyond brute force to end their winless run”
And today’s is “Branthwaite needs to play CB, It will be better for both him and Everton”
About time the press started to write something to acknowledge what we’ve all been watching and his inability to deviate from his natural instincts.
I’d imagine the owners are beginning to scratch their heads too.
Expensive young attacking players not being played.
Square pegs in round holes.
Very average performances over all (with some horror shows thrown in)
A stated target of Cups runs ending in ignominious failure.
If their barometer of success it to do marginally better than the last fella then they’ll be happy. If it’s to deliver on their stated aims, can anyone really say Moyes is succeeding?
Yesterday was “Everton need to look beyond brute force to end their winless run”
And today’s is “Branthwaite needs to play CB, It will be better for both him and Everton”
About time the press started to write something to acknowledge what we’ve all been watching and his inability to deviate from his natural instincts.
I’d imagine the owners are beginning to scratch their heads too.
Expensive young attacking players not being played.
Square pegs in round holes.
Very average performances over all (with some horror shows thrown in)
A stated target of Cups runs ending in ignominious failure.
If their barometer of success it to do marginally better than the last fella then they’ll be happy. If it’s to deliver on their stated aims, can anyone really say Moyes is succeeding?
mightymoyes
Player Valuation: £70m
Do you really think Tim could take a pass off the defence on the turn.
He can make a great tackle, he can move forward quick. But he's like a kid in an egg race..
He doesn't have game awareness, especially not for a DM position.
I don’t care, I’d rather stick pins in my eyes than was this football
Seeing as this is bizarrely exactly what we want from the player behind the striker, a swap between him and KDH makes sense.
His offensive output is horrendous, but at this point so is KDHs as he's wasted there too, so we don't really lose anything.
Well he’s got a much better squad than dyche had 2 seasons ago and he finished 13th, taking away the points deduction
I agree with the sentiment, but I don't agree with the logic of how you got there.
1 place above where Moyes got us last season would not be a big enough progression, in my opinion also. However, the cost of the squad is still around 12th-14th (I believe), so with that in mind 12th can be seen as a solid par, regardless of what Moyes achieved last year. Anything above this would be a sliding scale of under par.
I see @matty1878 is back after going missing since Monday night
