The return of David Moyes

[Trout Masked Replica]

Short term deal, with a view to longer term appointment upstairs? Heard he is class with a spreadsheet

 

[Toffe3m4n]

He is going to want at least 2 and a half years

...which is an issue for me personally. We'd just be delaying our rebuild another couple of years if this happens IMO.

 

[ftk43]

I'm happy, but I would like the club to actually give him an 18 month or longer contract and not the short term one.

He can improve the squad, make us more competitive and then after that we can actually go for a more inspiring manager.

I think keeping us up this season would be the hardest part for him

 

[Brett Angell Delight]

If we do this most Everton of things, under this new ownership, it will prove that we are truly cursed never to enjoy football again.

 

[marnie]

Will sign Antonio in his hospital bed

ERM I Never said that......

 

[Infernus]

Wonder why West Ham legged him? Twice?

They also asked him back twice. Ideas well above their station that club.

 

[Drico]

I must admit, the facepalm on that is subtly brilliant given the headline...

 

[the_toffees_bosnia]

From not atacking football to same crap

 

[YoboCopter]

From not atacking football to same crap

He does attack more than dyche
My nan does

 

[SpiritOfTheBloos]

 

[zebedee]

You wouldn't redate your ex wife that took you to the cleaners would you. Even on a temporary basis.

 

[Mashtray]

Can someone make a picture of David Moyes as Thanos with that quote

"you couldn't live with your own failure and where did it bring you? Back to me.."

 

[brian labone]

Its a defiantly a big no from me done that, move on, new owners, new stadium and please a BRAND NEW MANAGER.

 

[Liam-EFC]

 

[Drico]

If we do this most Everton of things, under this new ownership, it will prove that we are truly cursed never to enjoy football again.

Yup, I am beginning to think I haven't been this disillusioned by Everton since the day we sold Rooney.

Just when you think there's a glimmer of hope, they bring back the Comfy Cardy.

Everton: terrified to step out of its own comfort zone since 1987.