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  • JC - yes, I know Robs views and I\'ve sat with him on several occasions, but my point is the discontent is not vocalised nor, I would suggest, shared by the majority. As I said, I\'ve been roundly abused for having a go at Moyes\' tactics at several games so I learned to keep my thoughts to myself, even in the pub after a disappointing game.rnIt may be that the fans are literally supporting the team (and by extension, Moyes) by avoiding the negativity but my feeling is that a large part of the following, maybe even the majority, are still on board with Moyes. That \"Moysie had a dream\" gets a good number behind it.rnTo be fair, the away days and performances this last season were much better than in recent times.rnAnd the be even more fairer, I doubt we would have been having this discussion if we (or Moyes if you prefer) had blown the last seven games of an otherwise promising season....
    Mark Murphy in Moyes bristles at ‘stupid’ cup questions but suggests Premier League trumps trophy dreams for Everton
  • The excuse is moves. Always will be....
    Dean Williams in “Go for it!”: Yakubu says Everton have no excuse not to go full-strength in cups and chase silverware
  • No thanks John, O\'Brien way better than Keane and Tarky, but our manager with no ambition, just wants to consolidate our Premiership status and forget about a cup run....
    Christy Ring in Opposition Report: Preston host Everton as Moyes returns to former club
  • O\'Brien should start tonight,not arsed if he is cup tied for another team, play a strong team get it won then make changes, let\'s go for this cup COYB...
    Mike Powell in Opposition Report: Preston host Everton as Moyes returns to former club
  • We\'ve only played one game, pick a strong side, apart from Jarrad, and I hope he doesn\'t act the Dick and play Keane ahead of O\'Brien. Reading the football gossip, why would Moyes sell O\'Brien if he can bring in a fullback? That would leave Keane, as our only alternative centreback, is he losing the plot?...
    Christy Ring in Preston North End vs Everton — Match preview and team news
  • I can\'t understand that it\'s reported, Moyes will sell O\'Brien if he can get a fullback in, how does that even make sense. Palace are interested in O\'Brien, but even a swap for Munoz, would leave Keane as our only other centreback, has he lost the plot. rnIan\'s point that Moyes left Martinez a strong team, no, Roberto signing Lukaku, McCarthy and Barry, was the difference....
    Christy Ring in Moyes bristles at ‘stupid’ cup questions but suggests Premier League trumps trophy dreams for Everton