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He’s 63, Tommy, might not be right when he says he’s incapable of changing, but when I look at how we play, it does remind me of the distant past, under David Moyes.
Forest, have had a few managers, the yo-yo affect does nobody any good, and the manager who nearly got them into the champions league, last season, might end up being the one who takes West Ham, down this season.
Spurs, did something equally stupid, imo, sacking a man who had won them the Europa league, and only struggled so badly in the league because his squad had a lot of injuries.
The examples of what has happened at the three clubs I’ve mentioned, show that having stability is very important, and this is why I’d be happy to see David Moyes change, but if I’m being honest I tend to agree with a lot of what Tommy says, and believe that now we are through our darkest period, a club like Everton, should always be looking to try and win things, once again.
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He threw himself under the bus after two goals in ten games.
that’s right, two goals in ten games.
And here you are moaning about the manager after we were seconds away from beating the champions elect.
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