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“He saves us from relegation, stabilizes the club last season, slowly is rebuilding the side with clever signings, young players showing up well”.
What you are praising Moyes for at Everton, Sean Dyche had already done: he rescued Everton from relegation, earned 48 points on the pitch in 2023/24 despite an eight-point PSR deduction, built one of the Premier League’s best defences and beat Liverpool 2–0 at Goodison. He also recruited and developed young players who remain important to Everton, including Iliman Ndiaye, Jake O’Brien and Tim Iroegbunam, while giving Branthwaite his breakthrough.
Moyes deserves some credit, but much of this isn’t unprecedented at Everton — Dyche had already achieved remarkably similar things in more difficult circumstances.
Lets hope that Tyler sees this and appreciates how things can open up with opportunities coming his way.
I think Chelsea have dropped an almighty “clanger ” here selling Tyrique to us.
“Moyes was wise not to introduce young players too soon, his patience and its benefits have been shown in pre season and now on Saturday. He only plays players when they are ready.”
While there could be something in what you say we’ll never know, as last season none of the young players you’re referring to were given a chance in the first 11 at the beginning of the season, or in the case of Armstrong and George, weren’t even at the club.
If Norgaard, Garner and Tim had been fully fit on Saturday, and Grealish still at the club, none of the young players would have been given a starting place this season either.
Or are you suggesting if Moyes had had all of those four experienced players available some or all of them would have started on the bench against Palace so he could demonstrate his patience and its benefits?