Moyes or Glasner?

[MikeH72]

What’s Moyes trying to do?? And we’ve accepted this for 12 months and some are happy to carry on with him for a few more years.
7 home wins in 25 games since he’s been back

We’re talking about Glasner, not Moyes. Moyes isn’t going to be here next season, it’s irrelevant to this discussion.

 

[blueboy72]

I’d point to the away record as being much improved under Moyes.

I’d take Glasner but I don’t think he would change that much in my opinion. We still need more players. Can’t polish a turd

Yes he has done well away. But away forum is always up and down, unless you’re one of the top 2/3 teams in the league, home forum is where you
Build proper success.

 

[Curtis]

Old men love Moyes, he gives them comfort in an uncertain world

 

[Walken]

Talented gaffer, but not glasner is covering himself in glory with his cryarsing

 

[Seathestars]

West Ham had a similar question on their fan website a while back.

It was Graham Potter or Julen Lopetegui or Nuno

 

[blueboy72]

Old men love Moyes, he gives them comfort in an uncertain world

Old men love Moyes, he gives them comfort in an uncertain world

Im old and can’t stand him

 

[AndyP94]

I'd rather have Glasner just for a change, as I think there'd be more chance of success with him but he seems to get itchy feet and takes it out on those above him when things aren't going well.

 

[Curtis]

Talented gaffer, but not glasner is covering himself in glory with his cryarsing

They boned him twice this year by selling their two best players both one day before an upcoming match I think he's justified in his grievances

 

[blueboy72]

I'd rather have Glasner just for a change, as I think there'd be more chance of success with him but he seems to get itchy feet and takes it out on those above him when things aren't going well.

Think he’d have more finances at everton, yes we will probably still sell players, but we’d most likely spend that money and more.

 

[johnjoeefc]

Old men love Moyes, he gives them comfort in an uncertain world

I can vouch for that

 

[davek]

Everton's owners will have seen that interview with Glasner last night and scratched his name off any list they had assembled for Moyes' successor.

I'd go for Iraola myself: seems like he can work under pressure too. £120M negative net spend this season and they're safe enough and will leapfrog Everton if we lose today by a couple of goals and they win tomorrow.

He's pragmatic on comings and goings, but that's because he has a system he places ultimate faith in.

 

[ToffeeScot]

Fair enough, he hasn’t demonstrated that flexibility at Palace and seems to be unable to arrest the slide they’re currently on. I’m sceptical about whether our fans would allow him the patience to embed a system.

He doesn't care anymore and neither do the players.

 

[hetion]

Glasner has a higher ceiling than Moyes. I'd be excited about a couple seasons under him. But now that he's had the exact same public crash out at both of his last clubs it does bring him down in the estimation a bit.

His sides are very limited when they're expected to have a good bit of the ball and he doesn't rotate enough. But he can coach the hell out of his specific style of play - I'm not sure Moyes even knows what his style of play is any more

 

[Toffe3m4n]

I do like Glasner as a coach and would have him over Moyes all day... but am I the only one who's estimations hes gone down in a bit over the Guehi stuff? it's becoming more and more evident that hes been phoning it in for most of the season cos he's had a cob on over it for ages. Eze too.

 

[Walken]

They boned him twice this year by selling their two best players both one day before an upcoming match I think he's justified in his grievances

Not for me, that stuff trickles down. It poor management and self preservation. Palace will always be looking to balance the books, that's the nature of their model