Drico
Player Valuation: £70m
It's all a laugh and a joke now, though...
….its a podcast and he’s talking about something that happened almost 22 years ago, if he started crying in his hanky you’d criticise him for being soft
Drico
Player Valuation: £70m
There's plenty more I would and do criticise him about... Softness doesn't come in to it.….its a podcast and he’s talking about something that happened almost 22 years ago, if he started crying in his hanky you’d criticise him for being soft
I long for the day a non-geriatric former Everton player and "former" Everton manager speak in hushed tones and with awe on their days with Everton. These fellas are laughing at Kenwright's version. They know where the bodies were buried. Heck, they both were at various times! That was then, this is now.
We don't have to continue with Blue Bill's managed decline. As such, sack, Sack, SACK!
brian labone
Player Valuation: £8m
It is where the Scotland training camp is based, I was trying to think of any “behind the scenes” scouting for new players he could get as a pundit not available to him if he was just at home.
Scotland's national team is using the Atrium Health Performance Park—the official training facility of MLS side Charlotte FC in Charlotte, North Carolina—as their official Team Base Camp for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. [1, 2, 3]
preposterousvelios
Player Valuation: £15m
Do think that Moyes really has people he likes who he treats well, and everyone else he's a massive prick to.
You hear this from quite a lot of people and its how it seems from the outside.
But why was our team tired?
We went out of the cups very early and we never had any European games in the first place.
Almost every premier league team had more games than us and often more injuries too. Two of our better players went all the way in AFCON but Sunderland had 6 in the competition with two going through to the semi finals.
Moyes often relied on the same starters (generally older players), a low possesion style and few/late subs - I don’t think it unfair to say those are likely to have contributed to the tiredness seen.
preposterousvelios
Player Valuation: £15m
I can see what makes people go down this line of thought but I just can't see it myself.
I think its a lot more likely that they've just picked the wrong man in Kinnear, and Kinnear is giving them bad advice and is backing the wrong man himself in Moyes. Most likely thing to me right now is that they both get replaced halfway through next season.
TFG are the money, they're relying on Kinnear to get the football decisions right for them. Dan Freidkin is seemingly more interested in Hollywood movies than football, which is fine but then becomes all about who is your man on the ground who does know about football and can give you the right advice.
Daytripper
Player Valuation: £50m
Brings into question as to why he was appointed in the first place, what was the thought process behind it.
preposterousvelios
Player Valuation: £15m
Yeah that I'm not so sure about. Never really know what gives people that work in these kind of roles a good reputation in football. Iirc there was talk of him having a lot of corporate connections and playing a big part in all the new sponsorship deals we got.
But that has sweet f all to do football and picking/sacking managers. Probably a reason that Moyes has ended up with so much power. I know that Leeds fans did not like him at all and he certainly appears to have made some very poor choices there. Was him appointed Jesse Marsch I think?
Daytripper
Player Valuation: £50m
Yes him and their director of football Victor Orta. He was a part of their horrendous badge change proposal as well.
preposterousvelios
Player Valuation: £15m
Yeah terrible that. I do feel that at Roma TFG have shown they aren't afraid of swinging the axe. Imagine Kinnear has been telling them to stick with Moyes and the '2 window plan' so if it all goes tits up then its likely they will both be on the chopping block.
