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I sadly believe the TFG will stick with Moyes and won’t sack him till the results get worse and Blues stay away from our new stadium.
Another WASTED season… looming for us long suffering Blues!
I saw a comment he made eluding to a cautious approach to this summer spending but am buggered if I can find it now.
However here are some quotes from him which I have lifted from a May article on the Everton FC official website :-
Thierno Barry . shown potential to be Everton starter
Expect more crap players
Equally important were the players we were able to re-sign with Michael Keane and Idrissa Gana Gueye returning to play central roles as regular starters.
Heavy investment in Gorilla Glue has been made
Whilst the media and other fanbases clamour for frequent managerial change, we value the stability that David brings and the ability this gives the whole Club to plan for the long term
Moyesosaurus is here long time Jonny
Our ownership remain committed to every incremental penny of this growth being invested back on the pitch to deliver against our primary objective of winning more football matches.
Incremental – An increase through SMALL addition. not a massive input.
His whole diatribe of masked superlatives is something that proves he is full of bull and I have taken an instant disliking to him.
Remember Moyes clambering for more players. (Due to the previous dof + regimes incompetence leaving the club with only 12 contracted professionals). Also demanding more PL ready players, last summer and we know how well that went.
I hope (like I have for the last half century or so) that the club do something fkin decent in the window.
Being a realist. I know the answer.