The return of David Moyes

[Bez2k2k]

I think all Evertonian should face the realistic, we changed more than 10 managers after Moyes left？No matter famous or not, old or young manager, but no one is better than Moyes, Remember "No One". I don't know why some Evertonian still not want Moyes to return, maybe you want our team appear in Championship.

I didn’t get into a bird, be with her for years for her to tell me there’s a better lad here for me now. She jibbed me. Went to that lad, got jibbed by him. Then she’s slagged around for years getting with people then jibbed off quite quickly. She’s won one Miss Europe title but it was only a rubbishy one, and now she’s been single for a while because even the last lad she was with jibbed her for being too boring.

I’ve heard she wants me again. But I will never go back. Times have changed, I’ve moved on and she’s looking a bit under the weather now.

 

[SingBlue]

I’ve come to the conclusion that Everton fans on the internet are glass half empty people.

That's because supporting them drives you to drink.

 

[MikeH72]

Shat on us from a very great height:

"If I'd been Everton manager and Sir Alex had come asking for Leighton Baines and Marouane Fellaini, I'd have found it very difficult to keep them because I always felt the right thing to do was what was right for the players," he said.

"I know exactly how Everton work. I think I've signed every player at Everton. I know exactly how they work," he said. Moyes was unaware of the former Everton goalkeeper Neville Southall's claim that the Scot was "despicable" regarding the bid.

Oh look, it’s Davekbot who supports every Everton manager lads.

 

[GoldenToffee]

Obviously I have no issue with Moyes leaving Everton or even the way he left Everton. He joined the then biggest club in the world and nobody would turn that down. But his comments regarding some transfers left a sour taste in the mouth and tarnished his legacy somewhat.

I had hoped the Friedkins would have a better long-term manager lined up - they've had plenty of time to sort out a manager. Dyche's demise has been long coming and they've had half a year to prepare for a change, so it's disappointing if we are left with Moyes.

It's very Kenwright-ish.

 

[Fralahna]

I honestly wouldnt mind him being here until summer and then move upstairs to take over for Thelwell. If there is one thing we can all agree on is that Moyes definitely had an eye for talent.

Then again, I really don't want him back to begin with. It's just so.....meh. It's the option that Blue Bill would have done that has held the club back for the last 30 years.

Would he be interested in a DoF position?

 

[Runub]

If Moyes is appointed, even short term, TFG would be making the same mistakes that we have had to put up with for years. We need a progressive manager with new ideas not one of the old guard hanging on to their career.

 

[Drico]

Obviously I have no issue with Moyes leaving Everton or even the way he left Everton. He joined the then biggest club in the world and nobody would turn that down. But his comments regarding some transfers left a sour taste in the mouth and tarnished his legacy somewhat.

I had hoped the Friedkins would have a better long-term manager lined up - they've had plenty of time to sort out a manager. Dyche's demise has been long coming and they've had half a year to prepare for a change, so it's disappointing if we are left with Moyes.

It's very Kenwright-ish.

He was entitled to leave. He wasn't entitled to be tapped up, lie to the fanbase about it, and become a cuckoo in our nest whilst plotting the transfer of two of our best players.

He wasn't entitled to insult the fans and the new Everton manager by accusing him of "holding back the careers" of players by not selling them on the cheap to his new gunfighters.

So, let's have it right. That said, Kenwright was the one at fault: he should have launched an attack on United for tapping him up, or sacked him as soon as he knew he was off. But he was a compromised cuckold at that point and, instead, put on a pathetic, craven guard of honour for a man who had won absolutely nothing at Everton in 11 years. How the patsy fans played along, celebrating a man who was tapping up our players and promising to deliver them from knife fights.

This inert club insists on living in the past. And the fans play a huge part in that. The reappointment of Moyes is a retrograde, conservative, fearful move. It is a comfort blanket for cowardice. The Friedkins seem to be doing good work on the financial front for Everton so far, but their footballing performance to date is alarming. It looks like Mourinho was right. They know very little about football.

 

[yakublue]

If Moyes is appointed, even short term, TFG would be making the same mistakes that we have had to put up with for years. We need a progressive manager with new ideas not one of the old guard hanging on to their career.

Hard to appoint a progressive manager half way through the season when we're a point above the drop. Maybe we give Moyes until the end of the season before making the long term appointment

 

[Drico]

The level of ambition this appointment shows is lower than a snakes backside.

League laughing at us.

Other clubs manage to find good managers from overseas. Here we are ringing bill’s mate back.

We didn't just ring Bill's mate. We rang Bill.

 

[jackyboy]

Can't pretend to be excited but it is what it is.

 

[Drico]

I didn’t get into a bird, be with her for years for her to tell me there’s a better lad here for me now. She jibbed me. Went to that lad, got jibbed by him. Then she’s slagged around for years getting with people then jibbed off quite quickly. She’s won one Miss Europe title but it was only a rubbishy one, and now she’s been single for a while because even the last lad she was with jibbed her for being too boring.

I’ve heard she wants me again. But I will never go back. Times have changed, I’ve moved on and she’s looking a bit under the weather now.

Very bad wrinkles now, too.

Ugh. Waking up to this every morning is grim.

Where did it all go wrong?

 

[Drico]

Lee Carsley as his assistant, rumoured?

Nah, that's just a sop to fans to sweeten what people know is a very bitter pill.

 

[Verbal Kint]

Not happy with it, hope he keeps us up and then I hope we sack him immediately. Long term vision,and he isn't that.

 

[Drico]

Hard to appoint a progressive manager half way through the season when we're a point above the drop. Maybe we give Moyes until the end of the season before making the long term appointment

It's a big, wide world out there. Nobody will tell me Moyes was the only option or the best option unless they think what he represents is good enough for Everton. And fair enough, if that's the limit of people's ambition for the club. But if we want true change, starting with asking ourselves "What would Bill Kenwright do?" is probably not going to provide it.

 

[MikeH72]

It's a big, wide world out there. Nobody will tell me Moyes was the only option or the best option unless they think what he represents is good enough for Everton. And fair enough, if that's the limit of people's ambition for the club. But if we want true change, starting with asking ourselves "What would Bill Kenwright do?" is probably not going to provide it.

Sorry who said it was that? I’ve seen people defending Sean Dyche saying “look where we are as a club we’ve been run into the ground what’s he supposed to do we’ve spent no money PSR NSNO means nothing these days it’s not the 80s etc etc etc”. Well who did you think was gonna inherit the mess that he left? Mourinho? Do me a favour. It’s January, we are still in a PSR hole, we’ve been left 1 point above the relegation zone by the former manager, confidence is on the floor. If you thought we were bringing in the next up and coming big thing in this window then I’ve got some magic beans to sell you.

I’ve been told “accept where we are” for the past two years as a way of justifying the dinosaur being in a job and having everyone think 16th is an achievement. So now I throw it all back at you. Accept where we are. We need saving from relegation again. Deal with it.