Should Moyes be in charge for the last two games?

[Del]

He's a legend in my books. I'm 18 and hes the only manager I know to be honest.
When he joined, we was in relegation battles and now look at us.
Hes a fantastic manager and when I think of him leaving it does make me upset.

This is the most emotional moment I've had along with my Dad's funeral.

OT: atmosphere was great, should be like that every bloody game!

****ing hell mate sorry to hear that

 

[Julian Carax]

Just seen Moyes ended his Sky Sports interview by thanking the players for working hard to allow him to move on to BETTER things.

Is that something the Everton manager should be openly saying?

As it stands United are better than Everton.

 

[Brennan]

A sentence only refers to written forms.

GET BENT

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For example.

'The crowd at the game were boss today'

'Everton will never be as good as they were in the 80s'

Moyes with a howler there.

 

[Goat]

For example.

'The crowd at the game were boss today'

'Everton will never be as good as they were in the 80s'

Moyes with a howler there.

 

[hullefc]

First it was 'Moyes shouldn't be in the dug out for the last 2 games'. When the overwhelming mass of Evertonians gave their verdict on that it now moves to 'Moyes said this and that'. People may have issues with Moyes, and I certainly did, but it is now coming across as being vindictive.

 

[Brennan]

First it was 'Moyes shouldn't be in the dug out for the last 2 games'. When the overwhelming mass of Evertonians gave their verdict on that it now moves to 'Moyes said this and that'. People may have issues with Moyes, and I certainly did, but it is now coming across as being vindictive.

It's not vindictive to have an issue with the Everton manager saying we'll never be as good as we were in the 80s. I fully supported him being in charge today but you still shouldn't be saying that.

 

[Petit]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2...est-ham-finale

I´m not saying Moyes doesn´t love and respect Everton, of course he does, but I still think that´s out of order. I´ll be relieved when he´s finally out the door so we can start looking at the future and not fixate on David Moyes every hour of the day.

 

[Hibbosculturedrightboot]

If he gets the team playing like that, and clearly LOVED the goals going in, then yes he should. He's a professional and is doig his best for the club. Still. You can't fault him for that.

 

[Bacon On]

It's not vindictive to have an issue with the Everton manager saying we'll never be as good as we were in the 80s. I fully supported him being in charge today but you still shouldn't be saying that.

I don't see it as being offensive tbh, we were the best team in the world at one point of that decade and despite me being 21 i doubt we'll ever be the worlds best again in my life time save for some really rich dudes buying us out and plowing major dolla into the club and even that doesn't guarentee anything.

 

[pomp_]

"They'll never be as good as they were in the 80s when they won things but if you look at top-10 finishes in the Premier League era, it has improved"

they? this comment is just typical of the way Moyes has always pissed me off. I wonder if BK thinks the same way, he probably does.

 

[Hibbosculturedrightboot]

I think for Moyes to say we will never be as good as we were in the 80's is silly because it only takes a billionaire takeover (City) or for a radical overhaul of the Premier league to ensue a level playing field to change that. Maybe.

But as things stand, I just think he is being realistic.

 

[collymcd]

God, I'm really going to miss him. He's a class act.

 

[NewRadical]

I think for Moyes to say we will never be as good as we were in the 80's is silly because it only takes a billionaire takeover (City) or for a radical overhaul of the Premier league to ensue a level playing field to change that. Maybe.

But as things stand, I just think he is being realistic.

I'll see what I can do.

 

[Hibbosculturedrightboot]

I'll see what I can do.

Good man

 

[pomp_]

i don't man utd will ever be as good as they were before Moyes replaced Ferguson. i'd love it if we finished above man utd and moyes next season!