still no actual argument.
:/Clearly I'm saying your argument is pathetic.
still no actual argument.
:/Clearly I'm saying your argument is pathetic.
YeaThere's a lot of teeth grinding in here over us not clutching a european spot for next season. Imagine what a euro schedule would do to us.
We've been consistently performing well below Moyes last season performance. We are at 1.32PPG now and we were roughly at that after half of the season had been played. The little run we went on that culminated with the Chelsea home win is the outlier. We are heading for Moyes 2nd worse league performance at Everton. If you waste £100m in the summer and your league performance goes backwards then keeping the manager on is what's irrational not sacking him.Not the point. Point is that fans are overreacting to the dissapointing endnof the season. They are already ready to sack a manager that obviously is a good fit. Sacking Moyes now would be irrational. Not what we want as a club.
Patience for what though? What do you think Moyes can achieve when he plays a defence that doesnt work but contains his favourites, doesnt give new signings a sniff, is terrible and predictable in his subs and leaves players who are clearly flagging on the pitch?Well thats pretty normal in football. Patience needed.
No mate, we don't want to do that its dangerous out there we might get hurt, we need to keep safe and warm with our Davey Moyes Cardigan on, a little bovril and the doors locked.Moyes out so we can progress as a club.
As a club what do we really want then? Because another season of Moyes-ball isn't it for me. And why is he a "good fit" for our club when he talks us down all the time, bigs up other teams, throws his own young/unfavoured players under the bus, seems to have no ambition beyond talking about it, has v. poor game management and isn't contracted beyond next season. If he had the club's best interests at heart he'd accept a golden-handshake type goodbye this summer. But he won't.Not the point. Point is that fans are overreacting to the dissapointing endnof the season. They are already ready to sack a manager that obviously is a good fit. Sacking Moyes now would be irrational. Not what we want as a club.
Instilled decades ago by our current manager!Small club mentality at the moment us, sad.
As a club what do we really want then? Because another season of Moyes-ball isn't it for me. And why is he a "good fit" for our club when he talks us down all the time, bigs up other teams, throws his own young/unfavoured players under the bus, seems to have no ambition beyond talking about it, has v. poor game management and isn't contracted beyond next season. If he had the club's best interests at heart he'd accept a golden-handshake type goodbye this summer. But he won't.
I’m not sure everyone thought he was brilliant mate. I for one thought our performances were fairly poor, but we were getting reasonable (not amazing results) in a poor league where the likes of Spurs, Newcastle and Utd (during Amorims games) were poor as well.
What’s happened now is like you say the players look knackered, and results are not going our way as they were. Performance stats over the course of the season though in a possession or attacking sense are really poor.
Genuinely though but why? I don't know how old you are, but he was the manager when I first got my season ticket so I'm of the age where he's been there most of my Everton life.That’s a fair point mate…but I think it was a minority who just weren’t having him regardless. Overall though in his time back 2.0 his stock has been high.
If I’m critiquing the season personally it’s two periods for two different reasons that have been defining, 1. The Xmas/New Year period, were we played poor teams didn’t beat them and the squad was really exposed for the lack of quality and depth - I put that down to under investment over many years.
The second is this period from March to now I feel again we have been exposed by à la k of depth and quality. I’m a huge Moyes fan boy - but I’d critique him using some players too much and not managing mins, fatiuqe and freshness. I honestly feel he’s making a point internally at the club, in terms of recruitment - whether that’s right ir wrong - we’ve over used players and they are goosed.
The margins are fine, there are many games we were lucky to win - especially away, there were some games recently we’ve been unlucky not to get a result, I feel fatiuqe and over use if players has been part of that, but I feel like it’s a limited squad also and is it overall better then we’re are not so sure, to say Dibling or Aznou - make the difference - not this season in my opinion.
Overall I still feel we are limited and depth is poor, we’ve been found out twice over Xmas/New Year and this period when players are tired and probably over used - we’ve missed our two highest quality players to in Branthwaite and Grealish most of the season.
Is Moyes faultless in all of this - no, is a lot of it his doing, not for me we have clear limited, is he getting the most out of what we have - I think he is, but I still were very unbalanced, limited and un recovery mode.
I Think there is a plan where hat can be hanged on definitely. We cannot be sacking managers - especially this one - after we only narrowly popped out of europe.
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