Tin foil character you probably in your granny basement.
Mate, I know i'm probably on your ignore list, and you wont see this. But god have you got to sort your tone out, neverending pitiful comments come out your mouth.
No need for it at all..
Tin foil character you probably in your granny basement.
Your friend clearly doesn’t have a clue. The only Moyes era guys left are Areola, Soucek, Bowen, Paqueta and James Ward-Prowse.
In fact Steidten is now increasingly seen as the biggest blunder they ever made, especially as it came when get were in as good a position as they ever were.
Don’t forget highest finish in the Premier League era too.
Also the Everton manager to spend the most money on transfers and not win a trophy.
Sad but true, he is our record breaker loser as a manager.
If we had wanted to pay him over 150 grand a week after stinking out the place for four years.We could have kept that player if we wanted to.
That player was also absolutely slated by most/the fan base largely wanted him gone.
It's not like when we HAD to sell Richarlison, Iwobi, Gordon etc.
We're in a much better place now, we can make the decisions we want as a club, like refusing to sell Braithwaite and NDiaye in the summer and with that, we should expect progress.
If really doesn’t matter in this case as it is a completely bs argument. No serious West Ham fan argues they are in their current situation due to Moyes’ transfers.Do you not understand how transfer fees work?
Dyche is another loser.I’m glad we’ve got him instead of Sean Dyche.
Dyche is another loser.
We need better managers and for them to not have ginger genes.
There's no hiding this.I don't really want to wade into this, I'm not even sure how I would at this point. I would like to see more goals however.
I’m glad he’s saved us from certain relegation twice.
Comparing Dyche and Moyes is like comparing Freddy Kruger and Jason from Friday the 13th.
If we had wanted to pay him over 150 grand a week after stinking out the place for four years.
They made him an offer and he turned his nose up at it. He humped around hoping for a champions league club and had to settle for Leeds as they were the only ones willing to pay those wage demands as it made sense for their need for a premier league striker with minimal investment.
If he wanted to stay then he'd be an Everton player. Let's not pretend he was anything worth writing home about for the last four years he was here neither.
Comparing Dyche and Moyes is like comparing Freddy Kruger and Jason from Friday the 13th.
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