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“Football manager says that staying in the premier league is more important than winning the league cup – he’s right.
Not sure what everyone’s issue is.”
If you read my post #47, especially the last paragraph, you’ll see what everyone’s issue is.
He’s made an absolute fortune out of managing Everton, without ever having any real expectations put upon himself, and I think this came right through in his answer to a very legitimate question, imo.
What’s stupid about asking a manager, who has mostly made a career out of steering his team’s to what is perceived to be a respectable league position, if he had any real interest in trying to win a cup?
Kenwright was more interested in the premier league money than glory and he found the perfect fit and now it’s beginning to look like The Friedkin’s, are no different.
It suited Moyes, to play this game under Kenwright, will it suit him to play the same game now?
If that’s what had happened then I don’t think this would have registered much interest Kevin P, but it was Moyes, who turned the question on its head when he embarrassingly brought relegation into the conversation.
He’s at the wind-up Stan, in the post below!
Only hindsight will tell us if that is £80m well spent. Certainly there is better value in Europe for half that cost.