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• Frank wouldn't be given the time he needs if he joins us. I doubt any transformational manager would, which is why so many fans still back Moyes. ...
  Stu Gre in David Moyes accepts Jake O’Brien's red card
• Everton are boring and predictable under Moyes, not just the way he plays but the results. I think it was Sean in another thread that predicted this kind of result. It's boringly obvious to the point of being switch off football. We don't win with style and we lose in the same way. But as an unambitious, or perhaps cautious owner - Moyes is a dream, particularly for a club who has struggled in recent years. He's generally going to get you around 8th, safety and some nice income for already rich men. As a fan though, you'll have a lot more fun supporting the teams Rob 198 mentioned. ...
  Stu Gre in A penalty gift turns into a two goal defensive nightmare with O'Brien seeing red
• As Brendan #200 says....
  Brent Stephens in A penalty gift turns into a two goal defensive nightmare with O'Brien seeing red
• Ian #199 Post more often!...
  Brendan McLaughlin in A penalty gift turns into a two goal defensive nightmare with O'Brien seeing red
• Spot on Patric. He needs to make the near post run more often...
  John Collins in You Need to Mean Them, Barry!
• I havent posted for abiut 18 montha as my passion for EPL football is dying. However I feel we need to address the issues at hand, yes Barry missed a sitter first half. The second half chance was a fantastic bit of defending by the Bournmouth player. Finally Seshco at utd has 5 goal all season, Gykares at Arsenel has 6 or 7 with 2 penalties, both of these strikers cost over £70 mill. Barry has 5 goals no penalties cost circa £27 mill yet on here people believe he should be scoring every chance he gets. Newsflash if Barry was that deadly he would not be at Everton and coat tripple what we paid. Oh I see an unmarked Cole Palmer at Chelsea missed from 2 yards out Just saying lets have a reality check...
  Ian Horan in A penalty gift turns into a two goal defensive nightmare with O'Brien seeing red