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Q) Have the Toffees outgrown David Moyes?
A) Everybody and Football it’s self has out grown David Moyes.*
Now to read all the words of wisdom both for and against above.
Having now read / given it a quick speed read scan…(and yes it does sound a bit David Brent-ish)
Edit;
* except Kinnear & TFG apparently.
Though this bit does ring true
“Most importantly, Everton need a model that fits their squad and a recruitment plan that closes the gaps without forcing a three-window overhaul before the football works”
This is true because after 3 yrs you’ve got new players but some players that were fit for purpose 3 yrs ago are now past it and you’re more or less back where you started – needing a 3 yr window again.
Which is why younger is mostly better.
My current ‘saveur du mois’ is Regis Le Bris from Sunderland.
Inigo Perez signed six days ago as manager of Villareal, and is therefore completely unavailable.
And Claudio Giráldez apparently doesn’t speak a word of English, or at least he never has in public. He has never played outside Spain and hasn’t worked outside Galicia in at least ten years. There is no indication he speaks anything but Spanish and Galician, and would therefore be totally unsuitable for a club where nobody else besides Alcaraz communicates in Spanish.
I found this information in about 10 minutes of research. This “reporter” apparently doesn’t know how. Her Moyes analysis may or may not be spot on, but her picks for his successor totally deflate her credibility.
John #10. If today’s goss is correct, Thomas Frank is destined for Fulham.