2025/26 David Moyes

[JobForTheMoyes]

How can anyone watch Bournemouth and today and still want Moyes to stay? Seriously, that is a mental take.

Is Iraola actually available and has he signaled he wants to move to Everton?

 

[JLW]

Is Iraola actually available and has he signaled he wants to move to Everton?

He's available and im sure he would talk, I mean he has spoke with Palace.

 

[riddick]

Is Iraola actually available and has he signaled he wants to move to Everton?

He's out if contract, refused a new one and wants to move on. Yes, he's available.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

He's done it
It will be the same next year
Those stats also say that

I mean, that’s the debate, isn’t it? But when you look at his best seasons his finishes are 5-6 and with much higher win and unbeaten records compared to this year. The season he got fourth wasn’t even among his best campaigns.

Mind you, if someone better is available and wants to come to the club it is worthy of consideration.

All I’m saying is simple binary thinking is not how a club should behave.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

He's available and im sure he would talk, I mean he has spoke with Palace.

Palace are a better proposition at the moment. FA Cup champions and probably Conference winners.

 

[Toffeepot]

I mean, that’s the debate, isn’t it? But when you look at his best seasons his finishes are 5-6 and with much higher win and unbeaten records compared to this year. The season he got fourth wasn’t even among his best campaigns.

Mind you, if someone better is available and wants to come to the club it is worthy of consideration.

All I’m saying is simple binary thinking is not how a club should behave.

It was a lot easier to go for the best of the rest back then
Lot of different styles, a lot of money in the league now. I dont see it repeating at all. This year's collapse tells me that

You said hes good to stabilise
What's more stable than mid table mediocrity?

 

[Frenk]

Because nobody in world football can do better.......apparently.

Does that mean that Moyes is technically a world beater?

 

[JLW]

Palace are a better proposition at the moment. FA Cup champions and probably Conference winners.

No mate they are deffo not, yes they have won the FA cup last season but in no world are Palace a better choice than Everton.

 

[Twinkletoes123]

I mean, that’s the debate, isn’t it? But when you look at his best seasons his finishes are 5-6 and with much higher win and unbeaten records compared to this year. The season he got fourth wasn’t even among his best campaigns.

Mind you, if someone better is available and wants to come to the club it is worthy of consideration.

All I’m saying is simple binary thinking is not how a club should behave.

The game has moved on, sadly Moyes hasn’t

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

It was a lot easier to go for the best of the rest back then
Lot of different styles, a lot of money in the league now. I dont see it repeating at all. This year's collapse tells me that

That’s just bull. Easier in what sense? You had Leeds going at it big style, Blackburn, Newcastle, etc. it’s just recency bias in action.

 

[ValBlue]

Palace are a better proposition at the moment. FA Cup champions and probably Conference winners.

Because Palace didn’t throw away the cup competition in an effort to finish a THRILLING 14th.

Imagine that, bravery rewarded. Couldn’t be us.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

The game has moved on, sadly Moyes hasn’t

Again, an empty phrase with no detail. Arsenal are about to win the league playing essentially the same style of football.

 

[Furey1878]

I am going to violently vomit on the opening week of next season when Iraola has Newcastle playing like world beaters and Moyes is still persisting with O'Brien at right back.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Because Palace didn’t throw away the cup competition in an effort to finish a THRILLING 14th.

Imagine that, bravery rewarded. Couldn’t be us.

We didn’t throw away the FA Cup.

 

[barneygumble]

Thing is, for a manager like Moyes win percentage alone isn’t an ideal metric. Given he’s nearly always been managing non-elite teams in the league, I think loss percentage is actually more important. He’s extremely good at making teams with lower budgets competitive, which is quite a unique skill.

Especially the sheer consistency of performance. It’s one thing to have a good couple of seasons, but to be able to maintain it over such a massive amount of games, especially in the modern game, is impressive.

Sorry mate.

Going to have to completely fact check this.

Did absolutely fantastic to build the best Everton side he had on a shoestring. Arteta £2m. Pienaar £2.5m. Lescott £5m. Jagielka £4.5m. Howard £5m. Baines £6m.

But that spell aside, he spent significant amounts at United & at West Ham.

19/20: £30m in Jan
20/21: £55m (£10m Net)
21/22: £75m (£72m Net)
22/23: £190m (£170m net)
23/24: £170m (-£25m net loss)
Total spend: £520m, with net £227m

Man Utd:
13/14: £75m (£74m Net)


Sunderland
16/17: £40m (£16m net)

Everton
25/26: £125m (£115m Net)

This myth he works on a budget is utter nonsense. Riding on a former glory.

If you want steady, that's absolutely fine and respect your decision. But he's not a miracle worker for me. Very negative, and and safe, but happy to let narrative run that he never has a budget.