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• We never know what the owners are thinking, you would assume if we have another poorish season they will not give Moyes another contract. That's not a given though is it, they may be satisfied with staying in the division, I think it's 50-50 one way or another. I'm neither for or particularly against Moyes, I've said umpteen times our biggest problem by far is that our squad quality wise doesn't measure up to the top teams. It would be nice if that's the right word to have a different mindset but I'm not sure that would make us more successful, we have tried changing the manager with no effect whatsoever many times before. I also can't see us spending lots of money this season if they think they may have to change the manager at the end of this season...
  Raymond Fox in David Moyes: To renew or not to renew
• Phil, it was a happy result Snodin going to right back as he had disappointed in midfield. We\'d battled that lot for his signature but he was frankly poor in the middle of the park.rnGarner I\'m sure would be a good right back but surely wasted there? No disrespect to all right backs out there....
  Alan McGuffog in Could Rico Lewis be the right-back Everton need?
• Come on he was awful ...
  Mike Powell in Everton shouldn't regret selling Chermiti
• Patric why are you making a song and dance about when Moyes should go, “” Could TFG give him a contract extension with a get out clause” why the f*** would we do this ? How does he deserve this? Did he give Everton a get out clause when he did one to Manchester United?rnrnWhy worry so much about an average, at best, manager? TFG and the people they have put in place to run the club are under scrutiny themselves to see if they are more than financially interested in the running of Everton FC— they should have been exploring who will be the best manager of Everton since they took over the club, they knew Moyes was only a temporary one....
  Dave Abrahams in David Moyes: To renew or not to renew
• New year window will be telling, its important for the team building future.rnI would love to have insight on both Moyes and TFG ambition for the club.rnThe forum opinion seems very much to favour a younger more progressive manager, and if the changover had been this summer then two favourable candidates would have been available.rnAnd that is the crux of it, who will be available and when do they have a say in the team building?rnWho could be approached early, how do you manage retiring Moyes, might we see a no purchase window in January?rnThe TFG business model looks solid, tick, job done. The club operations are in the best shape for decades, but as fans, with emotional investment, we want to see progress on the pitch.rnInteresting season this next one....
  Andrew Merrick in David Moyes: To renew or not to renew
• Pete. “ it takes time and patience “. He had that in abundance last time. Eleven bloody years ! rnStill the same old crap. ...
  Les Callan in David Moyes: To renew or not to renew