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I have often defended Moyes, but there’s no point thinking he is going to change or that Everton are going to change managers.

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Recent Comments

Miracles? We’d settle for good. Fans who want success are not the problem; you are with your non-stop justification for shite. I pay my money same as you pal, and, as a minimum, I want to be entertained by a team that sets out to win its home game. The quality of football served up since we moved to the new stadium has been utter crap, so stop insulting our intelligence by making out we should be grateful.

Steve Brown

in A David Moyes disasterclass – ToffeeWeb

Posted 18/10/2026 at 14:49:00

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Si Cooper

in A David Moyes disasterclass – ToffeeWeb

Posted 18/10/2026 at 14:44:00

The manager could stop with his square peg obsession (Rhol right mid which was cowardly) and play the players he has in their correct positions. Imagine being a winger at this club and the donkey of a manager is shitting his kex and playing Rhol there. What’s George done to get dropped? Hackney is latest bench warmer. Dibling was showing good signs. Moyes has the players (albeit, not many). He’s too much of a shit house to play them.

Sean Mitchell

in A David Moyes disasterclass – ToffeeWeb

Posted 18/10/2026 at 14:32:00

Like I said MK, I wasn’t defending AMN overall – and he was a viable option for subbing with Merlin Rohl able to drop back (the substitution may even have been the planned option) – but for anyone to claim he should have easily got back at Hato (who was Rohl’s responsibility) is looking at what happened yesterday with the Hull game in mind and, in my opinion, adding 2 and 2 and getting 5. Confirmation bias abounds and I doubt whoever is writing for the Echo is immune to it. I believe an objective view of that move yesterday concludes Maitland-Niles was let down by his teammate and given no hope against Hato, who I think is quick and poised on the ball.

Si Cooper

in A David Moyes disasterclass – ToffeeWeb

Posted 18/10/2026 at 14:28:00

Was going to post but realised half way through writing it was a waste of time. Most people posting don’t like Moyes, I suspect even if Everton won the next 10 games they would find something to complain about. They seem to forget how many managers we have had since moshiri came in and how bad the team became. Moyes rescued the club, he got the team playing, he knows what is needed and he is Everton through and through. If I was Moyes I would be very tempted to turn around and say’ sod you all’ and walk away but he won’t because he wants Everton to succeed. Sadly the people posting here seem to want miracles. They should look at all the clubs were fans have demanded change of manager and were those clubs ended up. Few have got better, most have got worse. Everton will never succeed when supporters like some on here get their way. They don’t understand how difficult it is to field a successful team with only 17 senior players and some like dibling,Hackney etc that are still green. Sad.

pete amb

in A David Moyes disasterclass – ToffeeWeb

Posted 18/10/2026 at 13:45:00

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	Name	Pld	Gd	Pts
3	Brighton	6	13	13
4	Chelsea	7	4	13
5	Liverpool	7	1	12
6	Brentford	7	5	10
7	Everton	7	1	10
8	Leeds	6	3	9
9	Hull City	7	1	9
10	Ipswich	7	-4	9
11	Newcastle	7	-4	8

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