Agree can’t stand him, hes at his level but Everton are not the Everton he previously managed. They have poor aging defenders and no reliable striker, they could very well go down especially since wolves and Ipswich are starting to look vastly improved. considering they’ve been hanging for last few years they probably deserve tooPeople seem to forget that he relegated Sunderland while constantly saying that he would just “move on” if he couldn’t save them and distancing himself from any sort of responsibility.
He wouldn’t risk having another relegation on his CV, so I imagine he has looked at this squad and fancies keeping them up comfortably.
Some key players are very old and there are a lot of expiring contracts, so it will be interesting to see what he has been promised and who he brings in.
It was more the ball bag of a man part I found funnyThat's what he said happened when the black smoke from Fergie's chimney changed to white smoke and Moyes' anointing as Manager John-Paul-Fergie II was confirmed.
Avoiding relegation is the immediate ambition, not competing for the title or whatever else you think they should be aiming for. Moyes should be able to do that at least.Is this the extent of Everton's ambition? Another couple of years of plodding mediocrity followed by his inevitble departure.
It's a 2.5 year contract. It's designed to be a transition job.
Do returning managers get a new manager bounce?
he will be bringing him out of retirement with Coleman and Baines either side.Hope he shows the current defence videos of Jagielka to see how a real defender defends.
I wonder if he can get Toni Kroos to come out of retirementFirst transfer is obvious.
Illarramendi is a free agent. He managed him before, and is the only Scotsman who can say his name beautifully.
Haha yes, Tony Hibbert could do a job for him also.he will be bringing him out of retirement with Coleman and Baines either side.
Had no idea he was on loan at LyonEverton are light in attack so he should go and get Wilfried Zaha.
It's a 2.5 year contract. It's quite clear that it's designed to be a transition job.Just said to my brother that Moyes will be gone again in about a year when the next fancy name comes along that the new owners fancy to go with their fancy new stadium. Moyes certainly isnt it.
What a joke of a club.
*Europa Conference League (not the actual Europa League) but still undeniably impressive for a club of West Ham's stature.Moyes himself came back to West Ham after being previously sacked there, and went on to win the Europa League.
*Europa Conference League (not the actual Europa League) but still undeniably impressive for a club of West Ham's stature.
I expected Everton to survive the drop anyway despite being in truly awful form for so long, and this appointment just strengthens that expectation. Boring and limited choice, but not every team can be challenging for Champions League spots; this is perfect for the present Everton.
It's a 2.5 year contract. It's designed to be a transition job.
It's a 2.5 year contract. It's quite clear that it's designed to be a transition job.
Nah it's @SilentWitness' permanent job.Maybe put this in the title to save you further effort![]()
Very interesting that they're giving him a 2.5 year contract. IMO it seems to heavily imply they see this as a sort of transition job.
Hang on now, are you telling me it was a bad idea for United to have given Moyes a six-year contract?!Same as Amorim. It's sensible in this day and age.
First transfer is obvious.
Illarramendi is a free agent. He managed him before, and is the only Scotsman who can say his name beautifully.
Will the ‘blood drain from his face’ when confirmed? Ballbag of a man.
Would be so funny if that happened.Great appointment.
If anyone can take them down you'd back Moyesy to do it.
Hang on now, are you telling me it was a bad idea for United to have given Moyes a six-year contract?!
So you're saying you would have extended Moyes' contract?Even then at the time handing a manager, any manager let alone David fecking Moyes, a 6 year contract was absolute bonkers.
The only sensible option would have been to give him a 6 month contract. Because that's as long as I and a lot of people expected him to last, in the end he managed 9 months.
I'm still hopeful of Everton away in their grand new stadium being part of my boys Wycombe's league schedule next season.Would be so funny if that happened.
Don't invite these conversations again - they will only cause us all hurtSo you're saying you would have extended Moyes' contract?
Don't invite these conversations again - they will only cause us all hurt![]()
I'm still haunted by being at a mate's wedding the day of that 4-1 away win at Swansea, thinking all was as before.
10 Years later I can honestly wish him well.
So you're saying you would have extended Moyes' contract?
It was in jest. Giving him a 3 month extension after that initial 6 month contractNo idea what part of my post gave you that impression.
Will the ‘blood drain from his face’ when confirmed? Ballbag of a man.