Should Moyes be in charge for the last two games?

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

You are all being far too emotional. If you were the manager of (let's say) a branch of Next and you had just agreed to manage Selfridges or Harvey Nicks in Kensington you would work your notice and go after that. Why think this is any different?

Football is emotional mate.

When have you ever heard of this happening before in the PL? i.e. a manager agreeing to leave a club to join a near rival & yet staying on for a period after agreeing to join?

It's madness imo

 

[By god I'm blue]

You are all being far too emotional. If you were the manager of (let's say) a branch of Next and you had just agreed to manage Selfridges or Harvey Nicks in Kensington you would work your notice and go after that. Why think this is any different?

Ha, I am afraid in a sports result based industry this analogy does not travel too well!

 

[Dell Boy]

You are all being far too emotional. If you were the manager of (let's say) a branch of Next and you had just agreed to manage Selfridges or Harvey Nicks in Kensington you would work your notice and go after that. Why think this is any different?

Jesus Christ. Yes the local bod shop manager would possibly be okay to carry on (though not if they thought they'd pinch staff).

BUT if it was the head of retail operations at Next then they'd be politely escorted out of the building the second that notice was handed over. Always. If a decision maker leaves to go to a rival it is absolutely standard practice.

 

[riddick]

exactly what dell just said. If you went to a rival company you absolutely would be walked out the second you gave notice.

 

[Khalekan]

I didn't hear you on talkSPORT yesterday, Dell.

How did it go?

 

[toffeechris]

course he should be our manager for the last two games and he deserves a tremendous sent off from the fans hes been a miracle worker for us and only in the next few seasons will we realize just how good he was! players sign pre contract and stil stay last 6 mnths so dont see any different with a manager heres under contract til end of season lets beat west ham and finish above them

 

[bluelegend]

No one is talking about booing him, he can come on the pitch at half time or whatever but shouldn't be in the dugout

This..

 

[chrismanduk]

He shouldn't be doing the presser either.
Just encouraging the media circus,only interested in mufc.
This is Everton and should b about Everton not some other club from Manchester.
Caretaker manager until the end of the season!!!!

 

[bluelegend]

What times the press confeence?

 

[snipellis11]

Showing it now on sky sports.

 

[Inner-city]

It's all over the media that he is going to come looking to buy Fellani and Baines.

And maybe Rooney the other way.

 

[Khalekan]

This probably all appeals to Kenwright's sense of the theatrical.

In his world all publicity is good publicity and it matters not a jot if the world's press are at Finch Farn for the press conference to talk about Manchester United just so long as Everton's name and the name of Everton's sponsors appear in the background.

 

[Ihaters]

Everton's manager should be managing Everton.
That is Moyes

 

[Dell Boy]

This probably all appeals to Kenwright's sense of the theatrical.

In his world all publicity is good publicity and it matters not a jot if the world's press are at Finch Farn for the press conference to talk about Manchester United just so long as Everton's name and the name of Everton's sponsors appear in the background.

I've got to say I think you're right. Kenwright's only focus now should be Everton. Moyes can get to [Poor language removed].

 

[Dell Boy]

Everton's manager should be managing Everton.
That is Moyes

It's not that at all. It's far from black and white.

Would Everton's manager be making statements on other club's websites? Would Everton's manager be in the middle of a media storm about his new dream job?

Just be honest to yourself.

When has a situation like this ever happened before?