2025/26 David Moyes

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

Agreed, but unfortunately he hasn’t taken us to a higher level than Dyche achieved in 23/24. Both things can be true.

Football isn't for you if you can't see we are in a far better place than in 2023.

 

[evertony]

What a set of plums arguing who was better in Moyes and Dyche….they're the same tired, depressingly negative dinosaur as each other.
After Fat Raphael, Allardyce, Dyche and Moyes surely we deserve someone with a bit more flair, a bit more interest in at least trying to play a more attractive and watchable style?
You’ll be advocating Tony Pulis next.

 

[matty1878]

Moyes did ok. He did his job. He stabilised the club.

Why is he still here?

All those who told us "we just need him to get us safe and stabilise us and then move on" are all of a sudden looking to persist with the comfy cardigan.

He did his job. Now the owners need to show us what they are really about.

Soucek and McGinn midfield it is.

maybe they want to keep a manager who’s doing his job.


again the sarcasm is boring

“mginn and soucek it is”

more fans want him to stay
than to not

that will be the case

 

[davek]

maybe they want to keep a manager who’s doing his job.
again the sarcasm is boring
“mginn and soucek it is”
more fans want him to stay
than to not

that will be the case

Are you sure about that?

 

[matty1878]

Football isn't for you if you can't see we are in a far better place than in 2023.

people are forgetting we are still
playing catch up to loads of teams

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

people are forgetting we are still
playing catch up to loads of teams

We've nearly caught up. We won't win anything with Moyes.

 

[matty1878]

We've nearly caught up. We won't win anything with Moyes.

we haven’t nearly atall

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

we haven’t nearly atall

We are in the mix for Europe with the rest of the pack. We no longer talk about relegation. We have a strong squad mixed with youth and experience. Yes there are some spots to strengthen but we are in the mix again. Stop living with the hand brake on.

 

[matty1878]

We are in the mix for Europe with the rest of the pack. We no longer talk about relegation. We have a strong squad mixed with youth and experience. Yes there are some spots to strengthen but we are in the mix again. Stop living with the hand brake on.

off the field
we are still ( others have had longer in players turnover )

is what i mean

 

[Drico]

He has done his job and the knee jerk reaction is to look for a newer model,but in reality with the squad we have and likely will next season it's difficult to name a manager who would improve our situation and more importantly who would come.

Knee jerk? I wanted a new model to Moyes about 16 years ago. That's one slow knee jerk... Getting on these days, mind.

 

[riddick]

He has done his job and the knee jerk reaction is to look for a newer model,but in reality with the squad we have and likely will next season it's difficult to name a manager who would improve our situation and more importantly who would come.

I think this is the dumbest argument against change ever. And, importantly, not that I think your opinion is invalid, just that it's absolutely insane dumb for the highlighted part. There are roughly 12 teams that are "ever present" in the Premier League. We are one of them. We also pay INSANE wages for managers. We paid Carlo 10m a year. It's the biggest league in world football. "oh, who would EVER want to come try to be manager of EVERTON!??" MFer, Chelsea are going to be on their 4th this year. Spurs are on their 3rd. Managers are going to come because it is, by far, the most lucrative opportunity 99% of these people will ever have. And they ALLLLLL think they have what it takes. There are about 20 managers in world football that wouldn't, at LEAST, be interested in speaking with Everton should the opening arrive. Klopp, Zidane, etc. Either there are personal conflicts or they are just THAT fn big.

 

[Ruairi77]

I think this is the dumbest argument against change ever. And, importantly, not that I think your opinion is invalid, just that it's absolutely insane dumb for the highlighted part. There are roughly 12 teams that are "ever present" in the Premier League. We are one of them. We also pay INSANE wages for managers. We paid Carlo 10m a year. It's the biggest league in world football. "oh, who would EVER want to come try to be manager of EVERTON!??" MFer, Chelsea are going to be on their 4th this year. Spurs are on their 3rd. Managers are going to come because it is, by far, the most lucrative opportunity 99% of these people will ever have. And they ALLLLLL think they have what it takes. There are about 20 managers in world football that wouldn't, at LEAST, be interested in speaking with Everton should the opening arrive. Klopp, Zidane, etc. Either there are personal conflicts or they are just THAT fn big.

Since the Premier League started? I think there's only 6 who've been there the whole time and a very big chance of that number being 5 soon

 

[Moomin]

Imagine still batting for Sean Dyche

He is a crap negative pragmatic manager.

Moyes is just a slight improvement on him but he is still a crap negative pragmatic manager with Dyche.

 

[Marius57]

Are you sure about that?

Are you referring to the “swathes” of supporters that you were a few weeks ago that never showed up?

Good times

 

[Username.]

Another trophy for crystal Palace should put another nail in his coffin.