So where do we go with him, then? Sell him for a huge loss? Run his contract down and limit our own squad and his career? Or try and actually manage him and get something out of our very sizeable investment?When I see a player out there not competing and not battling then I blame the player 10 times out of 10.
Moyes is very definitely part of the problem.The current problem is not Moyes, it's lack of squad depth. Injuries, Afcon, suspensions etc. Let's not lose our heads. Hard to win games against Premier League sides when your best players aren't available. This is a tough period but when the players return we'll be back on track.
The usual brown noses at the media bigging up the excuses theory. Problem at Everton is that real criticism never gets through to the club as they build a wall of mediocrity around them from the academy up. Nothing changes and the Kenwright years roll on…
I'd have given the back ups more minutes earlier in the season when we were playing better, give them some encouragement, some confidence. They look terrified out there and no doubt Moyes will publicly slag then off again this afternoon. I don't see how isolating and denigrating them helps anything. Our best player today was Aznou, a lad who couldn't get a sniff at the first team, according to many on here that's how it should be but I can't make any sense of it.
Moyes doesn't know how to let talented players who can dribble play. He's making sure Dibling is in position if and when the play breaks down. The only time Dibling came in field and dribbled he caused a bit of panic. At Southampton he was virtually given a free role to go get the ball, or move into position to receive the ball, turn and attack. Moyes wont have him doing that, like he tried at West Ham with Kudos, who more often than not took no notice.Dibling was garbage out there today, no arguments. However, we have lots of players who are consistently terrible who play every week, regardless.
I saw enough of Dibling at Southampton to know that he's a very talented lad. I've no idea why that hasn't been replicated here, maybe it's Dibling, maybe it's the coaches or maybe it's a bit of both. Whatever the reason, it's a manager's job to get the best out of his players and I would argue, strongly, that Moyes is not currently doing that.
The current problem is not Moyes, it's lack of squad depth. Injuries, Afcon, suspensions etc. Let's not lose our heads. Hard to win games against Premier League sides when your best players aren't available. This is a tough period but when the players return we'll be back on track.
Be back on the track to nowhere, looking forward to that.The current problem is not Moyes, it's lack of squad depth. Injuries, Afcon, suspensions etc. Let's not lose our heads. Hard to win games against Premier League sides when your best players aren't available. This is a tough period but when the players return we'll be back on track.
I dont know the answer to that. You'd need to know the player and see him on a day to day basis to know why he's not performing.So where do we go with him, then? Sell him for a huge loss? Run his contract down and limit our own squad and his career? Or try and actually manage him and get something out of our very sizeable investment?
Honestly mate im not arsed about the ET or pens, we didnt deserve to get to that point.But it practically was 11 strangers on the pitch. You replay that game with whoever you want in charge and you're going to get the same type of performance.
No acknowledgement of the fact we're down to the bare bones with kids on the bench and playing 120 minutes. Just an expectation that we should be winning what was actually a very difficult game.
Squad is paper thin yes, but... they just are not motiated like other seams. Wolves, Brentford,Sunderland and even Burnley have come to ours and looked much more up for it. Motivation is down to the manager, no one else.The current problem is not Moyes, it's lack of squad depth. Injuries, Afcon, suspensions etc. Let's not lose our heads. Hard to win games against Premier League sides when your best players aren't available. This is a tough period but when the players return we'll be back on track.
How many Eveton fans have died in the last 31 years never seeing their club win a trophy. It's a disgrace. And every cup competition early exit, doesn't count to the powers that be.
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