Moyes reaction after Stoke

kikoefc · September 16, 2008

Not sure if this has been covered, but anyone who may have gone to the Stoke game may be able to tell me, did Moyes run over to the away fans at the end of the game kissing the badge on his top and then throw it into the crowd? Just something I got told earlier.

Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian · September 16, 2008

he gave his sweatshirt to someone and banged the badge with his fist.

Adamefc1 · September 17, 2008

yerr he threw his jumper in an clenched his fist to the badge

brought a tear to the eye

Oh Daveyy Moyesssssss

Dylan · September 17, 2008

He isn't going anywhere.

kenada_blue · September 17, 2008

I love that man.

Neiler · September 17, 2008

I wish he had all the ingrediants to work with, resources etc there is really nothing to stop him or the club if they were in place.

Bainsey · September 17, 2008

I'll hunt down Kenwright if we ever let that man escape.

SuitsBlue · September 17, 2008

Sky Sports | Football | Premier League | News | Moyes has 'respect' for Wiley

Everton boss David Moyes has spoken to referee Alan Wiley in the wake of his Football Association improper conduct charge and has hinted that he has received an apology.
Moyes has been punished by the FA after he was dismissed from the touchline in Sunday's victory over Stoke at the Britannia Stadium.
The Toffees boss was annoyed that Wiley awarded a free-kick, and not a penalty, after Stoke defender Leon Cort appeared to handle the ball in the 18-yard area.
Replays showed the offence took place inside the penalty box and Moyes has told Sky Sports News that he has been contacted by Wiley regarding the decision.
"I had my opinion at the time," said Moyes.
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"The referee (Wiley) has since contacted me, but that conversation will remain private."
Moyes has implied that Wiley apologised, and that the referee has grown in his estimation as a result.
The Goodison Park chief points to the importance of the FA's new Respect campaign, which aims to combat unacceptable behaviour in football, but insists officials must warrant esteem.
"We have got a Respect campaign which is really important, but you can't just put a big label on it," added Moyes. "You earn respect.
"I have to say that the referee has earned a great deal more respect from me after what he said to me."
Meanwhile, Moyes has yet to decide if he will appeal against his charge ahead of the 2nd October deadline set by the FA.
"Contesting it? I am not sure yet, I have not made a decision on that," he concluded.