Should Moyes be in charge for the last two games?

[fitzyefc]

I see Sunday being one of them games were our fans turn on each other.....
With lots of anti Man United songs will we see Neville kicking off at the crowd again

 

[McBain]

Its just Wrong Town.

The more you think about it the wronger it gets.

 

[brooklyn blue]

[I[/I]

I'm the exact same mate. I am normally tempered when it comes to all thinks Everton. Don't get me wrong I love this great football club, but I rarely let it get at me as much as this does currently. I am fuming and cannot stop grinding my teeth at the way some fans and the board think that Everton FC can be treated as a lapdog to Manchester United. I am grateful to Moyes for all he has done but he's gone. GONE. And that should be reflected in who looks after the team from now on.

Spop on.

 

[WuTangToffee]

Sick off all the Journalists crying he won't be answering Man Utd questions at the EVERTON press conference for a football game at Finch Farm.

You'd think Moyes was trying to show us a bit of respect or something but no it's apparently an insult to the agenda pushers in the ****rags.

If he wants to talk about United, do it away from Finch farm and as far away from Everton as possible.

 

[ScouseBlueBoy]

If we bear West Ham 12-0 on Sunday, what will people think then?

I will be crying and shaking.

 

[Wat Tyler]

He has gone now. I dont want him knocking round. And this talk of him having an input in our new manager terrifies me.

 

[harry]

He has gone now. I dont want him knocking round. And this talk of him having an input in our new manager terrifies me.

Me too!!!!

 

[Jeff Jones]

The timing of the announcement was poor, but it's been reported here that it was to arrest a slump in the share market price
of MU following Ferguson's retirement.

I made my feelings known here earlier today, but I don't necessarily want an expression of gratitude to Moyes. What I want
is a 'business as usual' approach on Sunday.

Until the end of the season, Ferguson is still their manager and Moyes is still Everton's manager. Let's remember that.

 

[BiggyRat]

No they wouldn't and Moyes hasn't been poached.

What's the difference between say if Moyes was given the United job this week and it not be announced until after the season... But everyone at both clubs knew but the fans?

Would people still fume if they didn't know?

Well he's contracted to us, and has been dealing with United. He wouldn't have guessed that SAF was retiring and sent his CV in on the off chance of a gig, therefore, poached.

However, if semantics isn't your game, remove poached from my earlier post. Same deal. Execs don't get the opportunity for lengthy farewells.

 

[Petit]

The timing of the announcement was poor, but it's been reported here that it was to arrest a slump in the share market price
of MU following Ferguson's retirement.

I made my feelings known here earlier today, but I don't necessarily want an expression of gratitude to Moyes. What I want
is a 'business as usual' approach on Sunday.

Until the end of the season, Ferguson is still their manager and Moyes is still Everton's manager. Let's remember that.

No thanks.

http://www.click-manchester.com/spo...rton-once-in-manchester-united-hot-seat.html?


Call me bitter, petty or what you will but I want someone with Evertons best interests at heart to be in charge of the Everton first team. It astonishes me that you don´t.

 

[Papa Shango]

No thanks.

http://www.click-manchester.com/spo...rton-once-in-manchester-united-hot-seat.html?


Call me bitter, petty or what you will but I want someone with Evertons best interests at heart to be in charge of the Everton first team. It astonishes me that you don´t.

Moyes himself said he didnt have a clause in his contract did he? Or that it was higher than what was being bandied about.

Either way if it turns out it is 23m then thats a bit suss. Like he was putting off other teams so he could get him himself.

 

[magicjuan]

The timing of the announcement was poor, but it's been reported here that it was to arrest a slump in the share market price
of MU following Ferguson's retirement.

Until the end of the season, Ferguson is still their manager and Moyes is still Everton's manager. Let's remember that.

The whole thing is alleged to have started after a couple of large bets lumped on moyes that spooked the bookies, snowballed from there, the information was out there prior to the share drop, and the price recovered quickly to a minimal drop any way.
If the announcement was to steady shares then the reality is Moyes is Man utd's manager. He isn't Everton's anymore, contracts or not, as such he should be relieved of his duities here, if it was the other way around he would be frogmarched out of old trafford

 

[magicjuan]

Moyes himself said he didnt have a clause in his contract did he? Or that it was higher than what was being bandied about.

Either way if it turns out it is 23m then thats a bit suss. Like he was putting off other teams so he could get him himself.

Funny that that combined figure would almost wipe out Everton's debt, now, I am not suggesting for one minute...

 

[Khalekan]

No thanks.

http://www.click-manchester.com/spo...rton-once-in-manchester-united-hot-seat.html?


Call me bitter, petty or what you will but I want someone with Evertons best interests at heart to be in charge of the Everton first team. It astonishes me that you don´t.

It just beggars belief that any self respecting Evertonian is less than outraged at what Kenwright is allowing to play out in front of us.

Especially when several members of our squad are going to be obvious targets for Moyes in his new job.

I despair when I read some of the comments on here.

 

[turner]

The whole thing is alleged to have started after a couple of large bets lumped on moyes that spooked the bookies, snowballed from there, the information was out there prior to the share drop, and the price recovered quickly to a minimal drop any way.
If the announcement was to steady shares then the reality is Moyes is Man utd's manager. He isn't Everton's anymore, contracts or not, as such he should be relieved of his duities here, if it was the other way around he would be frogmarched out of old trafford

Yeah but we're plucky little Everton who are lucky to have Man United's next assistant manager in charge for two games. We should be thankful he is gracing us with his time, to be honest.