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I love the idea of our heroic Dean (144) as the rare beacon of light in ‘a sea of complete horseshit’. The shining light in a dark abyss of so-called ‘experts’ who turn to articles by ‘some c**t somewhere’.

We, ‘the horseshit’, must turn to Moses Dean who will lead us to the promised land of ‘reality’. We look for sophistication and articulation in our leader: ‘I mean dude. Get a fucking life man’.

Moving words. We look for inspiration, revelation, something new that we can now cling onto. But our leader timidly and tepidly simply ends up recycling a well-worn banal platitude that countless others have suggested before our great one addressed us: we need a ‘pragmatic’ manager. Ah, our eyes are now opened. We now see.

There are unborn Evertonians in the womb who could have come up with that one.

The real problem is that our leader who can part seas constructs a cement polarity between what we might do with right now and what our needs might be in say twelve months.

Correct me if I’m wrong, but my sense is that a majority on here see the sense in Moyes having another season – and not having an extension – using that time also to identify the right sort of manager who, unlike Moyes, would be able to move us from the ‘pragmatic’ to the next level.

Moyes is part of a process, not an end in himself.

You sound like a nice fella Dean.

How interesting that the only two – it might be three – posters on this thread who are backing this move are our most vocal Moyes Moyes Moyes voices: namely, messers Molloy and an especially animated Bennett.

No, he’s injury-prone. Great when healthy. But too much of a gamble.

I see the headline and jsut wonder why we areinterested in an injury prone ex-player who as far as I can see has shown no inclination for a Blue rturn. If he wants money, somewhere on the continent or in Saudi will see him as ideal cndidate and he would see a big pay out. I can not see what he will bring to EFC above others!

Talking of so called injury prone players, why has the talk of a retrurn for Richarlison who seems less prone after the departure of Ange and his suspect fitness methods. He has played 28 PL games, scored 9 goals plus four assists and is not just an out out so called striker like Beto (33-8-10) or Barry (34-6-0). He clearly wants to play and get his Brazil place back and his motivation and commitment to EFC is considerable.