2025/26 David Moyes

[Blue peter]

Well of course he's not happy they keep buying young players with potential, what's he supposed to do with them?

Well not sure really but I think we all know what he can do with himself if that’s the case

 

[Matthew mcdonnell]

So on brand for Moyes with that line-up today. Another manager would throw caution to the wind and play some of the kids to hey them some valuable experience ahead of next season.

Not Moyes. He will be more bothered about being shown up and questions asked of him. Look how angry he was when Aznou showed him up against Sunderland. Moyes' only concern is about his own ego. The reason he 'loves' Everton is because he was allowed to build Everton in his own pathetic image.

No changes it is. The side has been working so well. Really can’t wait for next season!

The centre back pairing data doesn't lie

 

[Drico]

If Anus hadn’t come out with that statement about stability I’d say reading between the lines Moyes is not a happy camper and where there is discontent in working relationships (if any) I’d say Moyes would be likely to go this summer. The only thing countering that which we have to rely on is that stupid and stupidly timed statement.

Freudian slip?

 

[Blue peter]

Freudian slip?

Can’t take all the credit, another poster named him this and I thought it was great

 

[DanEFC92]

Basking in the warm glow of stability rn

 

[pedro789]

David Moyes spells out what he wants from Everton summer transfer business

The Blues boss said the six-game winless streak his side is on had impacted his view of the summer transfer window

www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

I'm not sure it matters who we sign, the style will stay the same.

It's the thing Moyes can't really overcome.

The game's moved on and fans want more than the things Moyes values - keeping our shape defensively, not getting caught ahead of the ball, distances on the pitch.

It's obvious we don't prioritise possession in the same way other sides do and his training week to week is about all of the above.

It takes bottle to play vertical 20-30 yard passes into midfield instead of the keeper launching it 60-70 yards, but you can't win things by playing risk free football - which he's done ever since he joined us.

 

[Vagner Love]

Seeing that line up, proper hate him now youknow, just sucks the joy out of the day

 

[Houghty19]

For me the position we're in is a really simple one. Moyes has got us to a level where we are comfortable in the league so the choice has to be made do we think he can take us to the next level? Personally I'm really thankful that we've had a relatively relaxed season with no major problems which is down to Moyes, however i also think with a more adventurous use of our squad it could have been so much more. My position would be to say thanks very much David and move on as i feel we are now getting back to the same kind of excuses that were being made regularly during his last tenure. I don't buy into the "be careful what you wish for" and "look at what's happened to West ham" excuses for not replacing him. We should always be looking to improve and i think that now is the time rather than stagnating for another year or possibly more. All IMHO of course.

 

[Drico]

Basking in the warm glow of stabibility rn

Yes, an undisturbed stagnant pond in which to bask...

 

[Thomasc]

Surprised he hasn’t played Coleman as he’s more interested in sentiment than actually winning football matches.

 

[ganistuk]

Stubborn and cautious

Outdated management

It is worse than that... "Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and again and expecting different result."

Whatever the outcome of today, surely needs to go. You can't create a high performance culture by continually rewarding abject failure and not giving others a chance to show if they can make a difference.

 

[anton66]

let’s just hope the players have a bit more thought than the manager.

 

[neil999]

Classic

 

[brittcop1]

Sorry, but I have to completely disagree, we would have gone 100% under Dyche, I saw it with my own eyes, we were shocking. He panicked after the first few games when we let good leads slip.

The conversation is irrelevant isnt it? You are talking about a scenario from last season. The issue is this season. After over $100m in spending and a whole season under Moyes in our new stadium, has he shown that he is the man to lead us forward? Lots of us feel he isn't. He can have the "did a better job than Dyche" plaque for the previous season and shuffle off home...

 

[brittcop1]

They had a higher net and real spend than us this season and are only about 20% below us on wages. We drew at their ground and got beat last week with late sucker punches despite having nearly twice as many shots in total and more on target too. Game should've been won in first half, similar against City and we were also the better side against Liverpool imo. We're relatively toothless up front and increasingly flat-footed at the back. Yet still only a few points off top 6 despite those obvious deficiencies.

You are being ridiculous....WE WERE AWFUL last weekend...never deserved the lead we had....