2025/26 David Moyes

[BackRow PE6]

More importantly the win exposed Moyes' consistent undermining of this club with all his talk about not having a team to put out because we had 3 or 4 players sidelined.

You have zero appreciation for the art of management to go with your zero appreciation of the art of commerce

 

[TheBigIguana]

It is hilarious that he beats Dyche like a drum

 

[Exeter_Gently]

He got caught out with the Big Lie.

I wonder if he's still talking about lack of numbers before the Brentford game? Probably - but he looks like a bit of a spanner if he does given that result.

Moyes will ALWAYS talk this club down. That's the golden rule.

He certainly doesn't look like a Spanner,Not tonight anyway.

Just pack it in ey mate.

 

[StreetEndBlue]

I never wanted him back (burnt by Kendalls failed returns) but he's long since proved me wrong.

No doubt though when we have some inevitable poor results we'll have some demanding he be sacked for a more 'progressive' (whatever that means) manager.

 

[Shibbywiggles]

Couple of points off champions league again even with that injury/afcon ravaged squad

Next two games are home to Brentford and home to Wolves

…it’s about this time we usually Everton it up, can things be different with new ground/owners in now?

 

[Brett Angell Delight]

Branthwaite
Gana
Ndiaye
Grealish
Keane
Alcaraz
Coleman
Dewsbury-Hall

I feel like including Branthwaite and Coleman is a bit disingenuous, to try to play up the injury crisis. Can’t really say their absence will hurt our form when they’ve played no part in the form itself.

 

[Drico]

He’s not glamorous, he might have hit his ceiling with us last time, but he’s still a really good manager.

He's always been a good manager. And very good with limited resources. Tonight was a case in point. The problem is when we (and he) have resources...

But tonight he found solutions. And that's all you can ask.

 

[Drico]

Couple of points off champions league again even with that injury/afcon ravaged squad

Next two games are home to Brentford and home to Wolves

…it’s about this time we usually Everton it up, can things be different with new ground/owners in now?

Don't forget the Cup game. We know Moyesy might...

 

[andy5000]

Brilliant from Moyes tonight. He is simply on another level to Dyche.

 

[evertondotcom]

I feel like including Branthwaite and Coleman is a bit disingenuous, to try to play up the injury crisis. Can’t really say their absence will hurt our form when they’ve played no part in the form itself.

We have 8 first team players missing, not 3 or 4. That’s my point.

 

[marnie]

I do.

We beat them 3-0 the other week.

When we were expecting to be missing 2 who started that game, people were saying it would be a miracle if we didn't get battered. But then I had this debate on here before kick off and as I say, I'm seeing fans on social media sharing that they're betting on Nottingham Forest to beat us.

Baffles me. If I'm not confident I just keep my head down. Too many seem too keen to talk up doom and gloom scenarios.

Cheer up, it might never happen.

That last line should be delivered to your in laws on the topic of relegation x

 

[Efcjake]

Some people are desperate to avoid talking about how good a job Moyes has done tonight?

I wonder why. Here we sit in 8th place pushing for Europe.

Hmmmm.

Have we put our manager shortlists away?

 

[toffeeblue9]

More importantly the win exposed Moyes' consistent undermining of this club with all his talk about not having a team to put out because we had 3 or 4 players sidelined.

Ndiaye, Branthwaite, Gana, Keane, Dewsbury-Hall, Grealish (as far as being able to start), Alcaraz, Coleman

That's 8 of the first team squad, David

 

[Shibbywiggles]

Don't forget the Cup game. We know Moyesy might...

That’s after those two but yeah my only big complaint about Moyes this season is that rank set up for wolves in the league cup where we were in form and should’ve had a go

 

[mmmmsnouts]

I feel like including Branthwaite and Coleman is a bit disingenuous, to try to play up the injury crisis.

Seamus shouldn’t count, but not having one of your two best players for the entire season so far absolutely does