They're not parting ways, he's getting his option clause for 12mths taken up
Bluepablo
Player Valuation: £8m
Yeah that's what I'm saying, the question has already been answered, same as it will again if Jack walks back through the door.
wabisabi
Player Valuation: £1.5m
He's been good for us both in the past and this season too. He's added some depth and quality to the squad, brought the stability we needed and we'll finish mid-table, which this time last season we'd all have happily taken.
However he is not the future. Sadly it must by now be clear, that we'll not ever win anything with him. He repeatedly shows that he lacks the vision, guile and nous to get us over the line. His risk averse approach ensures we always come up short. This was again in evidence in that Man City game where those needless, senseless and panicky late game substitutions disrupted team cohesion and let City back in.
Wrap up the season well, raise a glass of thanks and appreciation and look to the future.
However he is not the future. Sadly it must by now be clear, that we'll not ever win anything with him. He repeatedly shows that he lacks the vision, guile and nous to get us over the line. His risk averse approach ensures we always come up short. This was again in evidence in that Man City game where those needless, senseless and panicky late game substitutions disrupted team cohesion and let City back in.
Wrap up the season well, raise a glass of thanks and appreciation and look to the future.
I think Keane is happy with what he has with us, he only said the other day he didn't expect to get the gametime he had this season, so he won't be expecting next season to be much more than a squad player, he seems perfectly comfortable with the situation.P
If Moyes isn’t retained we could sell Keane I would presume.Perhaps to Frank.
But with some of the extensions, New contract to Myko, you're making decisions for a new manager which doesn't make any sense without some input.
Though I said the same thing about Palace in January, Who are they buying for, and who are the players signing for
so he will see it out
I think Keane is happy with what he has with us, he only said the other day he didn't expect to get the gametime he had this season, so he won't be expecting next season to be much more than a squad player, he seems perfectly comfortable with the situation.
But with some of the extensions, New contract to Myko, you're making decisions for a new manager which doesn't make any sense without some input.
Though I said the same thing about Palace in January, Who are they buying for, and who are the players signing for
it’s not rocket science mate!!
therye signing as moyes is staying
some need to just get used to it
widnesblue
Player Valuation: £25m
I know he is and he hasn’t helped himself in that regard but goes to show he’s doing a decent job. The whole job is bigger than our fans are letting on. Dibling, Barry, Aznou and Rohl wasn’t his first choices. Dibling was his 4th choice for that position. Barry was his third choice option for a striker, funnily enough Etikite, Delap and Woltmede were his choices for a forward. Forfana, the lad who went to juventus, and two others who Moyes wanted. He wanted soucek over Rohl. Wanted Nathan Ake over Aznou. Probably a reason why they haven’t played as much as people want.
It's fine for people to have opinions on whether they are happy or not happy with him here, but the actual answer to whether he will be here seems like it's already been painted..
Though I haven't got a clue, just putting 2 and 2 together..
DM Jack again and ask him if he's coming, if he says yes than there is no question on who is managing us next season..
mightymoyes
Player Valuation: £70m
all his choices are duds or hasbeens which is why he shouldn't be allowed to sign players.
we had no chance of Etikite
HKContractDave
Player Valuation: £15m
Towards the end of my career, I joined Everton Football Club. It wasn’t a period where I played a lot, but I learned quite a bit in a different way. Working under David Moyes gave me a new… | Thomas Hitzlsperger | 12 comments
Towards the end of my career, I joined Everton Football Club. It wasn’t a period where I played a lot, but I learned quite a bit in a different way. Working under David Moyes gave me a new perspective on leadership. What stood out wasn’t tactics. It was how he ran the club day to day. He had a...
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Towards the end of my career, I joined Everton Football Club. It wasn’t a period where I played a lot, but I learned quite a bit in a different way. Working under David Moyes gave me a new… | Thomas Hitzlsperger | 12 comments
Towards the end of my career, I joined Everton Football Club. It wasn’t a period where I played a lot, but I learned quite a bit in a different way. Working under David Moyes gave me a new perspective on leadership. What stood out wasn’t tactics. It was how he ran the club day to day. He had a...www.linkedin.com
"Working under David Moyes gave me a new perspective on leadership. What stood out wasn't tactics."
No
. I'd never have guessed.
Might as well quote the rest of that . . . Y'know, just for balance"Working under David Moyes gave me a new perspective on leadership. What stood out wasn't tactics."
No
"It was how he ran the club day to day. He had a very clear sense of what was going on, and there was a calm authority about him. People listened because they trusted him, not because they had to."
widnesblue
Player Valuation: £25m
How can they be duds if he didn’t get his signings he wanted? He had to compromise on signings, hence why majority haven’t kicked a ball. I’m not saying we had a chance of signing Etikite but that was Moyes dream signing for the striker position.
