2025/26 David Moyes

[ToffeeTim]

The thing that annoys me the most is that we never make a proactive managerial decision. The last time we were proactive in changing a manager was back when Silva was appointed. And that was only after we failed to get him in a reactionary attempt to replace Koeman and ended up with 6 months of Allardyce before we did get him.

By backing Moyes, we are going to end up making yet another reactionary decision to replace him mid season. Best case scenario he runs down his contract and we have that lingering over us for most of the season

If you are constantly making reactionary managerial appointments you will never improve.

 

[coollino]

he’s not mate the same person who told me he’s staying and £150 mill onwards spend

said we are signing jacky baby, john stones and ivan tony if he lowers his wages


i have said for a while im no oracle

and i don’t give a hoot if anyone

thinks im smoking crack

I always believe you mate

 

[bicycleheader]

he’s not mate the same person who told me he’s staying and £150 mill onwards spend

said we are signing jacky baby, john stones and ivan tony if he lowers his wages


i have said for a while im no oracle

and i don’t give a hoot if anyone

thinks im smoking crack

Sounds like hell Matty

Hopefully he gets booted out pronto

 

[matty1878]

Sounds like hell Matty

Hopefully he gets booted out pronto

well if it doesn’t work

5 steps back we go

monoply style

 

[bicycleheader]

well if it doesn’t work

5 steps back we go

monoply style

Exactly Matty, should never had gotten him in the first place. It's even got you smoking crack again I heard

 

[Bluewolf]

I always believe you mate

Thats the kiss of death isnt it

 

[matty1878]

Exactly Matty, should never had gotten him in the first place. It's even got you smoking crack again I heard

and i’m not sharing

 

[johnjoeefc]

and i’m not sharing

I would give Moyes one more year as I think there is a risk of relegation next season but not if he is there. I know the end of the season was crap, but I do think he can do better next season with signings.

 

[anton66]

Matty, you KNOW Moyes isn't the long term answer because Moyes himself has said he's not the long term answer and he was talking retirement. If he's crap next year IN year, the coaches available are usually pretty awful. That's why most teams make changes in the summer. If he's not here long term then why stick with him at all?

It's stick or twist with him and I have no idea why anyone would want to stick.

Think he’s past the retirement stage and more into the senile mentally as he hasn’t a clue what’s going on pitch wise.

 

[Iana]

and i’m not sharing

You’ve changed…the old Matty would have done.

 

[ValBlue]

The thing that annoys me the most is that we never make a proactive managerial decision. The last time we were proactive in changing a manager was back when Silva was appointed. And that was only after we failed to get him in a reactionary attempt to replace Koeman and ended up with 6 months of Allardyce before we did get him.

By backing Moyes, we are going to end up making yet another reactionary decision to replace him mid season. Best case scenario he runs down his contract and we have that lingering over us for most of the season

If you are constantly making reactionary managerial appointments you will never improve.

We’re always on the back foot. When Moyes is inevitably sacked next season, we’ll appoint another ‘firefighter’ to ‘stablise’. Rinse ans repeat. As you say, we never make a proactive decision to actually kick on. We’ve probably missed the chances to get one of the available managers, if rumours of AC approaching Iraola are to be believed. Another dead rubber season next year if we’re LUCKY with Moyes

 

[Liam-EFC]

 

[blueblue]

AC Milan approach Iraola

I have just seen that, disappointing but I expect that move has been in the pipeline for a while.

 

[blueblue]

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Jeffrey Moyes

 

[ForeverEverton]

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Doesnt explain him not playing the youngsters....