2025/26 David Moyes

[Wat Tyler]

For me this boils down to what are they here for? If its success then they will do the right thing, if its to cream the PL cash cow then Moyes will remain.

After 1 year into a new stadium and new owner, one wrong decision could set us back right into the Moshiri era.

The next week or 2 we will know exactly what our new owners are all about.

I think any fan expecting Moyes to be sacked is in for a shock, there’s not even a hint of him under pressure, and Kinnear basically saying he is perfect. He will be here next season.

 

[stretford blue]

It's hard for me tbh. Moyes has steadied the ship and it's such a huge relief. I will always give him credit for that. I worry that if we bring someone in who completely changes everything as opposed to building on it. Some on here wanted potter, he played a massive hand in getting West ham relegated. Thomas Frank was terrible at spurs, Chelsea have had a nightmare with their managers the list is endless. In some ways there's some relief in having mid table mediocrity. It's obviously not want I want forever. But thank god we didn't have to worry about relegation this season. I dunno what the answer is. Just glad we didn't have the day west ham and spurs had today.

We have to trust the ownership have the skills and people around them to attract the best manager they deem good enough when villa sacked slippy g they went out and got Emery of course there are risks and your right moyes did steady the ship last season but the same failings that Moyes has had over his managerial career are still there and will always be there

 

[JLW]

If I hear 'stability' or 'experience' again I think im going to pull my own wisdom teeth out.

Lets pray Ornstein sends a tweet out tomorrow or this week signalling the departure of the 'negative' one.

 

[riddick]

I dont think there's much debating to be done, on here at least.

The people that still support him are fully entrenched in that view and I have to question how bad things would have to get for them to have a change of heart.

It's basically Trump supporter-like. There is no bottom to what he does that would cause them to change their stance.

"We need stability" yet newly promoted Sunderland pip right past us and get a place in Europe. Nope, not like we would have wanted that to those people.

 

[Swartzy]

We are lucky to have him.

That's what he genuinely thinks.

That is certainly how he comes across now.

West Ham's relegation was just another pat on his ego.

 

[JLW]

I think any fan expecting Moyes to be sacked is in for a shock, there’s not even a hint of him under pressure, and Kinnear basically saying he is perfect. He will be here next season.

If that's the case then we are in big trouble.

 

[MACCA75]

The chat when he was saying "if needs must I may try Beto and Barry together". Never tried it. Never tried anything different. Same players, a back line so out of form yet still getting picked week in week out and with deals to Keane, Tarkowski and Mykolenko imminent itll be same old same old. Would anyone be surprised if that back 4 was starting next season? I wouldnt be at all.

Macca, 10 of that squad will be starting the first game of the season. Everyone knows it.

 

[Drico]

If I hear 'stability' or 'experience' again I think im going to pull my own wisdom teeth out.

Lets pray Ornstein sends a tweet out tomorrow or this week signalling the departure of the 'negative' one.

You know as well as I do that the media would declare themselves shocked if we punted the Moyesiah. "Who do ungrateful Everton fans think they are?"

 

[Leylo]

Oh, dear he really doesnt help himself does he.

But i suppose admitting he understands frustration is admitting theres something to be frustrated about.

Brighton spent £250m in 1 transfer window the other season why cant we?

Not defending him but that's nothing to do with him if money isn't available

 

[Daytripper]

You know as well as I do that the media would declare themselves shocked if we punted the Moyesiah. "Who do ungrateful Everton fans think they are?"

Certainly the red supporters amongst them, Carragher will likely be a perpetrator as well.

The club is to blame for this, they have done nothing to eradicate or at least simmer down that kind of thinking. Being successful does that.

 

[preposterousvelios]

It's hard for me tbh. Moyes has steadied the ship and it's such a huge relief. I will always give him credit for that. I worry that if we bring someone in who completely changes everything as opposed to building on it. Some on here wanted potter, he played a massive hand in getting West ham relegated. Thomas Frank was terrible at spurs, Chelsea have had a nightmare with their managers the list is endless. In some ways there's some relief in having mid table mediocrity. It's obviously not want I want forever. But thank god we didn't have to worry about relegation this season. I dunno what the answer is. Just glad we didn't have the day west ham and spurs had today.

He steadied the ship immediately after taking over from Dyche, wouldn't try to rewrite history on that but its gone off the rails now this season.

Could justify certain decisions like the contracts and extensions being given to senior players and his reluctance to use the young players in the squad if this season had gone anywhere meaningful. If there was progress in terms of league positition, European qualification, really anything tangible then I could accept those things through gritted teeth. Think he's kind of burned the 'progress' card at this point though tbh.

If we're standing still, personally I don't see that as stability as everyone around us is improving. Palace, Newcastle, Villa all winning their first trophies in years. Bournemouth and Brentford and Brighton qualifying for Europe for the first time. Sunderland ended up getting Europe ahead of us ffs.

If stability just means not almost getting relegated then I think we need to seriously revise the expectations at this club. Football moves fast, opportunities like this season don't come around all the time. Bournemouth's points total to qualify for the champions league is surely one of the lowest ever if not the lowest. That so easily could have been us. For a club like us a fixation on 'stability' is a trap that will end up hurting us, imo. Everyone else is properly going for it.

 

[Who's_up_for_cumpkins?]

Was already leaving towards get rid before today on tactical/team selection grounds.

Having just seen his response to Joe Thomas Question 100000000000% get rid what an arrogant ****

Fortunately am not a ST holder so it's optional but think I'll seriously consider going a lot fewer games next season if that gob ***** is still here.

 

[preposterousvelios]

No Everton for 3 months

Thank god

 

[Drico]

Certainly the red supporters amongst them, Carragher will likely be a perpetrator as well.

The club is to blame for this, they have done nothing to eradicate or at least simmer down that kind of thinking. Being successful does that.

Sacking Moyes and announcing Glasner by the end of this week would be a good start.

 

[MACCA75]

I presume that utter ballbag from the Echo Chris Beesley will write another article slagging off Ancelotti and telling us how lucky we are.