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Keeping Moyes, for another year makes sense with regards stability but I’d personally like to see Glazner, Patric.I don’t even know that much about him and only learned on ToffeeWeb, last week, that he had also won the Europa league, with a German team.I just think he comes across as being a lot more ambitious for success than David, has ever been, because let’s face it anyone who has got a memory knows that most of the things that people give Moyes credit for have nothing to do with us ever really competing for honours.Glazner, seemed angry earlier in the season, losing out on the Europa league because of dual ownership, and losing players of the calibre of Elise, Eze and now Guelle, would take its toll on any team, so if he delivers success in the third rate European cup, after losing so much talent, then this is something I’d give him credit for.I also think that one of the best team’s I have seen at Bramley Moore, this season was Palace, who should have been out of sight before an injury to Michael Keane, suddenly got Everton, playing on the front foot, against a team that was tiring after playing in Europe a few days before.Moyes, is close to thirteen seasons now and although I listen to people who like him, I don’t agree with them when they say he knows Everton.He only really knows Everton, under Kenwright. Plucky little Everton, punching above their weight, not the Everton, that always used at least try and compete and sometimes even win things.

Mark #4] Like you I’d have preferred the John McGinn of 5 years ago, but at 31 still has a few years left in him. I like McGinn because- like Richarlison- he never looks intimidated when facing “big clubs”. We could do with a few of those characters in our squad.

It appears some on the board are becoming more aware of David\'s limitations. Hopefully enough of them to get shut

Patric; Q) "Moyes won’t change, but really, does he now have any other option than to be more attacking?\"A) Yes; his main first option is always – how can we best not lose

1 Andrew Think it\'s unfair to say Moyes falls into the category of \'just staying in the Premier League\' By that logic, most of the managers in the PL atm are just that. Everton are 3 points back from a Brighton side that in the last two summer windows has spent around £400m. Everton\'s squad needed huge investment and an overhaul last season. £110m spend (with some further money to be spent on Rohl) is hardly enough to turn that into a team that SHOULD be qualifying for Europe. Moyes is frustrating, but he has also raised standards. From what I can tell, the club made their goal clear in January – they were not willing to spend big in order to try and get Europe. Moyes and the team can have different goals to the club as a whole, as long as they fit into the wider structure and ambition, that\'s fine. Clearly, it is a Moyes/team goal to make Europe, but the wider club goal this season was progress. This time last year, Everton had 38 points. They won 3 and drew 1 of their last 4 games. If they could somehow repeat that trick (not saying it\'s likely) this time around, I\'m sure many fans would be very happy. But we must also take a step back. We don\'t have to say Moyes has done an incredible job this season (he hasn\'t), but the team and the club has progressed on and off the pitch. He can be frustrating, but his tactics have ensured Everton have moved forward in their goals this season. No need to be handing him a new deal, but also the foundations need to be in place too and this squad still needs a lot of work. And I don\'t think that should be purchasing more Tyler Diblings or Adam Aznous just yet – I apply that for any manager that is here, not just Moyes.