2025/26 David Moyes

[evertony]

He’s planning for the Vets League…..always one step ahead is wee Davey

 

[McCallsVolley]

Probably put it in the wrong forum but its relevant as tactics isnt something we do on these forums other than formations, try harder and be more attacking. Which is my level of insight also.

Davide Ancelotti: Brazil assistant manager and son of Carlo explains his game in his own words

Brazil assistant manager Davide Ancelotti sits down with BBC Sport's tactics expert Umir Irfan to discuss his coaching philosophy, inspirations and ideals.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[davek]

In a roundabout way this makes the case for Iraola and Glasner to resist the lure of a CL club and look for a mid-point club with a higher ceiling than B'mouth and Palace that they can repeat their success at.

Iraola and Glasner: middle managers or big club bosses in waiting? It’s hard to tell | Jonathan Wilson

Bournemouth face Crystal Palace this weekend before their successful head coaches move on with top level still unclear

www.theguardian.com

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

In a roundabout way this makes the case for Iraola and Glasner to resist the lure of a CL club and look for a mid-point club with a higher ceiling than B'mouth and Palace that they can repeat their success at.

Iraola and Glasner: middle managers or big club bosses in waiting? It’s hard to tell | Jonathan Wilson

Bournemouth face Crystal Palace this weekend before their successful head coaches move on with top level still unclear

www.theguardian.com

It's the Moyes thread. Reported for being off topic.

 

[Bluepablo]

Spurs are gonna bang five wins on the bounce, just like De Zerbi been yappin' about.
Next season, they’ll be right back in the mix for Europe—doing a proper job like Villa and Forest did.
As for Everton? We’re stuck in the mud, lad. Goin' nowhere fast 'cause the fans aren't ready for it. Same old story, innit?

Would agree. Think De Zerbi is a very progressive manager & could be very successful given the resources..

 

[davek]

It's the Moyes thread. Reported for being off topic.

It's very much relevant to a David Moyes thread as those two men are candidates for our manager's job if the owners are serious about moving the club upwards...and there's no sign yet they're handing the dinosaur a new contract, so...

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

It's very much relevant to a David Moyes thread as those two men are candidates for our manager's job if the owners are serious about moving the club upwards...and there's no sign yet they're handing the dinosaur a new contract, so...

I'm gonna leave this to the mods rather than argue with you, but there is a separate next manager thread somewhere.

 

[Bluepablo]

Not sure why you would give £200m to Moyes to spend when he’s just said it will be a success if £50m of the players make it.

Combined with the evidence from this season’s spend it would be straight out of the Moshiri textbook of football management.

 

[davek]

Not sure why you would give £200m to Moyes to spend when he’s just said it will be a success if £50m of the players make it.

Combined with the evidence from this season’s spend it would be straight out of the Moshiri textbook of football management.

Moyes must buy a bag of 10 apples and then expect 8 of them to be rotten.

 

[GoldenToffee]

In a roundabout way this makes the case for Iraola and Glasner to resist the lure of a CL club and look for a mid-point club with a higher ceiling than B'mouth and Palace that they can repeat their success at.

Iraola and Glasner: middle managers or big club bosses in waiting? It’s hard to tell | Jonathan Wilson

Bournemouth face Crystal Palace this weekend before their successful head coaches move on with top level still unclear

www.theguardian.com

Higher ceiling than Bournemouth rules us out then, sadly.

 

[davek]

Higher ceiling than Bournemouth rules us out then, sadly.

B'mouth are at the maximum height of their development. They cant go beyond 6th. We have the capacity to do that. Even in Kenwright's era we did that.

 

[Bally1989]

Not sure why you would give £200m to Moyes to spend when he’s just said it will be a success if £50m of the players make it.

Combined with the evidence from this season’s spend it would be straight out of the Moshiri textbook of football management.

Where has he said that?

 

[BullensRoad]

This Summer has quite a few good options and not as much competition as you might expect.

Newcastle will probably be looking, Chelsea of course and maybe Arsenal.

In terms of options we've got Glasner and Iraola of course, still got Xabi Alonso and Xabi Hernandez who are both still without a club and Cesc Fabregas whose stock is high but maybe not too high, yet.

So there's options but I fear I typical Everton fashion we'll watch the pitch sail by then start moaning in 6 months that things never go our way.

All great options. I'd like Alonso for the work he did in Germany but he won't for obvious reasons.

Glansner has put me off with wanting to
leave Palace.

 

[Lapeno77]

All great options. I'd like Alonso for the work he did in Germany but he won't for obvious reasons.

Glansner has put me off with wanting to
leave Palace.

I did think about Alonsos' ties elsewhere and I'm not sure he likes them as much as they worship him.

The way they tried to force him out the door to fund the Barry deal wasn't exactly pleasant.

 

[Bluepablo]

Where has he said that?

In an interview with the Echo.

"I think on average if you sign four I think one probably successful, I think that's somewhat the ratio in where it is. I think actually the players who've been here have done a good job, people like Kiernan and Jack have added to it as well. I think we've needed moments at different times from Merlin, and Tyler, a little bit less. Probably in the main we’ve been OK.”