Should Moyes be in charge for the last two games?

[ford_uk]

The idea of a send off is a strange one in a sense. I tend to agree he should receive a good send off from the fans as he has given 11 years to this club and put us back towards where we all want to be albeit with no trophies to show for it. It seems a bit strange though to clap and cheer somebody who will no longer be part of the future of the football club and is moving on to join another team in the same league as us. Not to mention the way he has strung us along these last few months. The two don't go together.

fair comment, I think send off is probably the wrong phrase, I would imagine he wants to be involved at least for the West Ham game maybe to acknowledge the fans - but what do i know lol

 

[blue61]

I'm not a huge Moyes fan, but he does deserve a decent send off. Unfortunately, I will be surprised if he's still Evertons manager this time tomorrow, if not tonight. Sheedy can step in for the last 2 games before Martinez steps in following Wigans relegation.

 

[Eric Djemba-Djemba]

He deserves a standing ovation from Goodison before he goes. Good luck to him

Agree with this. Would be class.seeing big Dunc as caretaker manager though.

 

[No8Bally]

Thanks Dithering for your efforts. Now Fcuk off.

 

[Christiffa25]

Completely agree. Either he says its rubbish and stays or he's sent away from the club.

His behaviour in stringing out the contract situation has been unforgivable

Get a grip!!

He's done 11yrs, deserves a send off, and deserves to finish the season he's started. His contract is coming to an end, he does not HAVE to sign. Could easily decide in 3 weeks he's off and giving up football...there would be no problem him finishing then so by taking the biggest job in England maybe Europe, does not make him the devil!

 

[murphy89]

He shouldnt. He will no longer be Everton manager in my eyes and infact much worse manager of Manchester United...its like we're Man Uniteds play thing sometimes. He takes the job he goes now.

 

[peteblue]

IF he's going, and IF Bill wants that he should stay until the end of the season, then he should do his job for the last two games. He's a professional, just like a footballer, and should get on with the job.....

 

[Brennan]

Thanks Dithering for your efforts. Now Fcuk off.

Some Evertonians showing their 'class' in this thread and on this site in general today.

Embarrassing.

 

[steken1]

Nah, seasons over. We're finishing 6th. Derby was the only thing left that mattered.

We get beat by West Ham cos this took our eye off the ball and we've got to play Chelsea whose players will be playing for a cup final place and CL football we could easily finish 7th.

Whats the rush?

 

[Baines' left foot]

Thanks Dithering for your efforts. Now Fcuk off.

Awful "fan".

He deserves a standing ovation.

I despair at some of our fans sometimes. There's just so much hate and it's got to be placed somewhere.

 

[harry]

He deserves a standing ovation from Goodison before he goes. Good luck to him

Agreed, that way I can get to the bar first and wont have to que.

 

[NewRadical]

If he is officially announced as Man Utd boss before our last two games then I don't believe he should be in charge.

Same would go for any manager of any team.

 

[Blues Harp]

If he is officially announced as Man Utd boss before our last two games then I don't believe he should be in charge.

Same would go for any manager of any team.

Is the right answer.....

 

[bluelegend]

No way if an announcement is made. We are Everton FC and nobody else's manager should sit in our dugout. No matter what they've achieved.

 

[EFC Si]

No way if an announcement is made. We are Everton FC and nobody else's manager should sit in our dugout. No matter what they've achieved.

He's still Everton Manager until the end of the season. Regardless of what ever anyone thinks, he's worked miracles for our club, and has done an amazing job.