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No Philip, I went there a few years later but looking back at that fantastic achievement then it looks like it was done with a very experienced squad? I think Moyes is doing okay but, I’m aware others think he’s doing brilliantly. Something I learned on this website from Darren Hind, and was something that Dyche, often mentioned, is that there doesn’t seem to be much middle ground with Evertonians. We beat Chelsea, a loss would have put us mid- table, and although it was a fantastic day and performance, there hasn’t been that many of them to be getting too excited imo.

Alan 7. Yhe next 7 games may determine his future, longer term or otherwise. I agree. There is a risk that we are getting carried away following the excitement and atmosphere of the Chelski game. Failure to beat Brentford and the Redshite, or, at the very least to perform well and not lose, may well shift the narrative. We, for the greater part, are a tough watch. Continued positive results help overcome that concern, but the margins between success and dour predictability are narrow. Potentially, Moyes own long term aspirations are in his own hands twixt now and season end. It will be an interesting period.

It might be a lot easier with the clocks going forward but I’m not sure the league would have given us so many night games if we were still at Goodison, Lee? I’m sure Moyes, will get a new contract but, I’d only expect him to get an extra year, which will take him up to fifteen years service by the end. What longevity, I just hope he can win us a trophy and make it all worthwhile.

John @ 2. 8th will be enough for Europe if somebody in the top 6 wins the FA Cup

lol. The first creosote of the day has just been imbibed.”botty kicking”. Superb. Here’s the thing, Darren, you can choose to keep working yourself up into these paroxysms of rage on a daily basis, or not. It’s up to you, but it’s not exactly healthy for you, is it? Have you tried yoga?