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Here are a few more than back your point.
Everton 2025-26 season:
Players used to – 20th
Subs made – 20th
Minutes by sub – 20th
The average age of signings in Moyes’ second spell – under 24
Minutes by players under 24 years old – 17th
Posts from the likes of Martin Berry are a fact free zone.
You are Moyes haters + saved us from relegation + stabilised us in 13th + new manager might make us worse = Do nothing (ever).
On the plus side, when Moyes finally goes then any new manager will have to bring in his “own” players as most of Moyes crowd will be near or past their football retirement age albeit an arguement could be made that 37 is the benchmark.
Your right in terms of your ages to wins you put up but I’d put my life on it that on average older players win football matches, literally from grass roots open age to champions league winning sides.
Yes there will be exceptions like Man utd back with Fergie, but it’s no coincidence that winners like Jose, Carlo, Pep and so on tend to use experienced players, although they obviously get backed with the funds to bring in the cream of the crop when shopping for youngsters. (Also Barca with pep or any other manager can easily be used as an exception as they have a production line of youthful class).
One thing I would say is I’d rather Moyes blood the younger lads than keep playing older players who aren’t ever going to improve, but you need to be careful, some top top youngsters have had to wait there turns.
You know, for a guy with that kind of wealth, you would have expected him to lay out a bit more than $140.