Moyes - should he stay or should he go?

Should Moyes..

  • Stay?

    Votes: 351 61.5%
  • Go?

    Votes: 220 38.5%

  • Total voters
    571
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As much as a want everton to play bright attacking football which moyes has no idea how to produce no manager in the world will take this job on. So it stick or twist. If we stick moyes has to start being more vocal about transfer dealing there is no way he wanted Dibling
Well, depends on how it was framed. “You can have Dibling or nothing” probably means he “wanted” Dibling!
 
His next dealings in the transfer market will be critical to his tenure. Wasted a lot of money in the summer. Will know TFG will be looking and discussing his next moves very carefully.
The poll should be “Would you trust Moyes with the January and Summer Transfer budget”. If the answer is no or not sure then he has to be moved on.
 
…..still doing a fine job, any team suffers without Grealish, KDH and Ndiaye, the three players who have transformed us this season.
He’s a step up from Dyche, but being dumped out of both cups in the early rounds and being thrashed at home by Brentford, Spurs and Newcastle - I think at a stretch he’s doing ok. I’d be seriously considering replacing him in the summer.
 
He jibbed us last time for United after he’d stayed longer than he should have. I wouldn’t let that be an option again and we owe him no loyalty. Get the taxi booked.

A new approach is needed and a clear plan in place for a new manager ear-marked to be in place the moment this season ends so he gets full control of the transfer kitty and a full pre-season. Dour Davey will be too busy boring us on ITV World Cup duty to worry about us until the end of July.
 
It's going just like his first stint... ok start then 'kin chaos so I'll hope better, more stable times are ahead. Bring in Cars this summer as assistant with a view to taking over if he's proven up to it and wants to.
 
As much as a want everton to play bright attacking football which moyes has no idea how to produce no manager in the world will take this job on. So it stick or twist. If we stick moyes has to start being more vocal about transfer dealing there is no way he wanted Dibling
What absolute rubbish.
It’s a huge job and there’d be a queue as long as there is for the bogs in the Hill Dickinson to take it on. The current manager is in the top 10 best paid in the World apparently.
Any forward thinking manager would see that if they took this job and made us an entertaining watch and got us anywhere near silverware they could attain legend status. Plus it’s a great stepping stone career-wise as Martinez, Koeman etc found out.
 
They wasted the money on players that don't improve the starting 11

They left him with an umbalanced squad with massive holes, that was always going to be short come AFCON.

Recruitment last summer is one of the biggest causes of this mid season collapse.
They?
He brought players in.
He hasn’t improved any of them.
He’s the one who plays square pegs in round holes.
He’s the one who can’t change anything positively mid-game.
He’s the one who gets paid £6M a year to get a song out of what he has.
The buck stops with the manager - it goes with the territory.
 
Depends if you believe if he’s responsible for the signings or not. I don’t.

Who spends money to not play the players bought. For me Jack & KDH are his the others he would never have pushed for.

Also I mean look at that bench today, wouldn’t have mattered who was in charge we had nothing to change the game.

That’s before you consider who started for us.

The squad quality and lack of depth is criminal.
So, he brought in two players and somebody else brought in the rest?
Behave.
He was constantly pushing to get Dibling and whining when it was taking time.
 
I'd have thought it almost impossible that the high hopes and buzz from the beginning of this season when we opened the new stadium and had the purse strings finally prised open again could turn into ashes less than 6 months later. That's happened though. It's a reality.

We're absolutely floored now. That defeat was more than a cup loss it was a symbolic loss of hope that we can quickly break free of underachievement.

We'll only have a chance of moving forward without the dead hand Moyes places on us. His negativity vaporises hope.

We'll win some games in the next few weeks and some will say we're back on track, but we wont be. We'll just be waiting for the next calamitous loss of focus, nerve and form.

I accept if we get top 10 he's safe, but the owners really should be reading the room now and preparing to change manager. Moyes cant take us where we need to go. He just cant.
 
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