Speculation and bias. Come on mate, at least wait untill the windows closed to have a pop.
Moyes is shot to ****. He's a spent force.
He accepted the agenda in 2009 of managed decline and is just happy to rearrange the deckchairs on the Titanic as long as he's getting a pat on the head from the media and is banging £3.5M (soon to rise to £4M) into his bank account every year.
No respect for him now whatsover. And that's from someone who backed him all the way up until a couple of years back. He's as repulsive to me now as that reptile Smith who he suceeded...and that's something I never thought I'd say.
So you're saying he is judged by our fan base on his (relative) successes? I'd say that's fair. I'd imagine support for him is still strong, especially if he manoeuvres well in this window. If he was in complete cahoots with the board we wouldn't be signing anyone.The trend is there for all to see, regardless of what happens in the next week or so.
...and his attacks on fans have been duly noted. If he fails to deliver his now customary 7th/8th place finish, just watch how quickly he loses support. There's a lot of people disgruntled with this feller.
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http://www.evertonfc.com/news/archive/2012/08/17/moyes-wants-at-least-two-new-faces
So you're saying he is judged by our fan base on his (relative) successes? I'd say that's fair. I'd imagine support for him is still strong, especially if he manoeuvres well in this window. If he was in complete cahoots with the board we wouldn't be signing anyone.
It's what happens when people lie...they tend to lose the thread of the story they try to project.
He can't help it, I don't think. Moyes is actually playing this window pretty well and at his own leisure but Davek can't be doing with all this levity.Dave mate, can you stop picking on Moyes please.
I can't honestly speak for our entire fan base tbh, I'd imagine there are divisions due to opinion of the role Moyes plays in it all, yes. I'm yet to see anyone call for Moyes out or really protest against him directly.I'd say it's overwhelmingly provisional and fragile. If we go bottom half of the table in any season you're hard pressed to find a collection of supporters who'll stand behind him.
I think people have had enough. Had enough of the falure to secure success; had enough of his scowling; had enough of his negative formations and tactics; had enough of his cosy realtionship with owners who are killing the club.
The problem is, regardless of transfer activity (which Moyes has always been very good with), he's still tactically clueless. That's what stops him being a world class manager.
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