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Hull. And both of them are in the last 15 years.
I see one of the greatest ever Rugby League players died yesterday, and no, it wasn’t Dolly Parton.
The “world of difference” comment related to Annika’s suggestion that there wasn’t much difference between the team Martinez inherited from Moyes and the team Moyes inherited from Dyche.
I wasn’t making any direct comparison between Moyes and Dyche.
Moyes has only won 1 trophy.in nearly 30 years of management. And none at Everton.
It doesn’t matter what he says or doesn’t say about taking them serious, he won’t be winning anything.
Not winning is his USP.
Perhaps I read too much into your initial post. However, in your post #47 you did claim:
“So doing well in the cups actually had a positive effect on our league placing.”
We don’t actually know what effect, if any, doing well in the cups in those seasons had on our league placing. We could possibly have finished higher if we had not gone as far in the cups in those seasons.