Moyes trying to rewrite history at Everton

[BoysInBlue]

It doesn't really matter though does it?

I don't suppose anything really 'matters'.

It's just disappointing, at least to me, to see someone claim all these things about their relationship with someone after they died, which simply isn't true.

It was a source of frustration for Kendall that Moyes didn't want to know him or utilise his knowledge and experience for the good of Everton Football Club, and he was absolutely delighted when Martinez invited him to Finch Farm for the first time.

For Moyes to claim he took advice from Kendall is quite frankly laughable and so far from the truth it isn't funny.

 

[FTY]

I get that he's trying to pay respect and that but when the great man himself said something to the contrary it turns to being disrespectful

 

[Toast]

I wish Moyes could re-write history, and not totally bottle that semi final against Liverpool.

 

[orly]

He'll have plenty of time for reading up about the great man next week, I should think.

 

[PhilEFC]

If he had have took Howards advice, maybe he would have not choked when he had a sniff of winning something.

 

[Kev50]

I think this is harsh. I don't recall Howard criticising Moyes. I did get carried away when I first heard the 'never been invited to Finch Farm ' linebut why would he when he was seeing him every other week at the game?
Moyesie is trying to do the right thing, and at the end of the day was a good man, and a good man for Everton

 

[dholliday]

Moyesie is trying to do the right thing, and at the end of the day was a good man, and a good man for Everton

I honestly don't think he'll be remembered that fondly, and not just because he didn't win owt. He did well for us, consistently best-of-the-rest...but his first transfer window for Man U did leave a sour taste.

 

[ToffeeDoug]

martinez gets everton, he really does.

Or maybe he is shrewd enough to try to cover all bases in the PR game?

 

[Kev50]

I honestly don't think he'll be remembered that fondly, and not just because he didn't win owt. He did well for us, consistently best-of-the-rest...but his first transfer window for Man U did leave a sour taste.

Yes it did, I wonder though how in charge he was of the bidding, and how much was that other idiot finAnce guy
He did an,awful lot of good for Everton for over ten years

 

[MACCA75]

Shame on Moyes saying nice things about a club legend after he has just passed away.

Honestly. Nothing to see here.

 

[PhilEFC]

Yes it did, I wonder though how in charge he was of the bidding, and how much was that other idiot finAnce guy
He did an,awful lot of good for Everton for over ten years

He did, but he certainly did his best to undo it all by disrespecting the club when he joined United, especially with his patronising and disregard for the people and fans who'd supported him.

 

[davek]

On reflection about Moyes/HK: Ferguson was Moyes' mentor. That was the deal with Moyes. He'd accept only SAF's advice and guidance if it gave him pole position for the United job. I could actually imagine Ferguson getting the hump over any feedback given to him that Moyes was taking notice of Howard. He'd have been that petty.

Just a thought on the possible explanation for the cold front shown by Moyes toward HK. His complete bending of the knee to SAF.

 

[Toast]

"Winning the FA cup is great isn't it Roberto.."

 

[orly]

On reflection about Moyes/HK: Ferguson was Moyes' mentor. That was the deal with Moyes. He'd accept only SAF's advice and guidance if it gave him pole position for the United job. I could actually imagine Ferguson getting the hump over any feedback given to him that Moyes was taking notice of Howard. He'd have been that petty.

Just a thought on the possible explanation for the cold front shown by Moyes toward HK. His complete bending of the knee to SAF.

Bending of both knees, more like

 

[Neiler]

NEA.

Not worthy of comment IMO.