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Why all the fuss ? We all know contracts not worth fuck all, if a bigger club wants a player and he wants to go, it will happen, no one wants someone who’s not 100%.
Just tell him, no get out clause or no new deal, 3 years left, if utd or anyone else wants him, get the big bucks out !!!
Moyes – 57 games – started a teenager 10 times in those 57 games – and individual teenagers played 2 (Dibling and Armstrong).
In his first spell he was in charge for 427 games, started a teenager 109 times and there were 11 different ones.
Annika, yes he had no choice to start Rooney, Rodwell, Anichebe, Vellios, Baxter, Barkley, Gosling, Vaughan, Chadwick. Mind you my view is that a few of them deserved their place because they were better than the older players.
Maybe that is what Moyes looks at. Rather than are they young, are they any good and are they better than other players who are older.
But as always, those who hate Moyes (and I hear it on good authority he thinks you have quite a few faults) cannot see that my post was not about praising Moyes but saying he is no different to any of the other 11 managers we had between his first and second spells. It is not a Moyes problem – it is an Everton manager problem and an Academy problem.
I can’t see the club agreeing a new contract that weakens the clubs side of the deal and as we don’t need to sell him (for less than we value him but more than his agents desired exit clause) I can’t see him leaving until next summer at the earliest.