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Condolences

I have never been Moyes biggest fan. But, I think the majority of us have lost someone we loved. So, Davey if you do read this site, I would just like to offer my condolences to you and your family.
Brian Waring, Wikingham Posted 06/08/2007 at 11:58:31

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Colm

Well said, Brian.

Mike Allison
1 Posted 06/08/2007 at 12:22:38

I am a fan of Moyes, I think he’s done a great job for us and I’d like to add my voice to that sentiment. We’re with you Davey.

Andy Baker
2 Posted 06/08/2007 at 12:25:37

You have done a fantastic job so far davey and with very little resource. I also echo what Brain said, condolences to your family

Duncan McDine
3 Posted 06/08/2007 at 12:28:39

I agree. I can’t imagine how tough it must be to have to get back to ’work as normal’. Being in the public eye with an important job and the season just round the corner can’t be easy at times like this.

Cheers, Dunc

Michael Ferguson
4 Posted 06/08/2007 at 12:42:05

Condolences to yourself and the family. Good luck for the coming season.

COYB!

Dan Mckie
5 Posted 06/08/2007 at 12:44:38

Im a huge fan of David Moyes and offer my sincere condolences for his loss,everyone needs their mum and it must be terrible to lose her however old you are!

David Barks
6 Posted 06/08/2007 at 13:28:45

My condolonces to David Moyes and his entire family. Cherrish the great memories that you all shared together. This weekend lets all sing his name and lift his spirits a bit. Davie Moyes, Davie Moyes............

Lee Mather
7 Posted 06/08/2007 at 13:34:31

Whether you’re a fan of the man’s tactics or not is irrlevant for now. The death of a family member is tragic.

My thoughts go out to Mr Moyes and his family

Kevin Pearson
8 Posted 06/08/2007 at 13:37:23

I hope to God Moyesie doesn’t read this site - it’s full of moaners who forget what things have been like for the last 18 years.

We have a fine young side, built steadily by Moyes. Why on earth would Arteta and Cahill have committed themselves to us for 5 years if they were not convinced about the future.

I read all the postbag at the weekend and got myself thoroughly depressed at the unbelievable negativity - keep it up and it’ll spread to the team.

Or would you rather be owned by a couple of dickhead billionnaires who know nothing about football?

Allan
9 Posted 06/08/2007 at 14:06:14

Money talks, you cant argue with that. One billionaire would do nicely, why would you want 2? ; )

Dan Mckie
10 Posted 06/08/2007 at 15:18:35

I wish Kenwright was a billionaire,he must have some dosh tho cos hes wrote some pretty popular plays and look at that Andrew Lloyd Webber guy,hes minted and thats all hes done!

Get your pen out Bill,write plays and then write cheques!

Richard porter
11 Posted 06/08/2007 at 15:33:20

Kenwright doesn’t write plays. He promotes them.

Dan Mckie
12 Posted 06/08/2007 at 15:38:48

Shows what I know! Maybe he should try his hand at it and start making some real cash and pass it Evertons way! :)

Bill Kenwright
13 Posted 06/08/2007 at 15:42:00

I have tried but they were all shit!

Tony P
14 Posted 06/08/2007 at 18:47:03

Come on Guys, why do some of you twist a valuable sentiment into chat about football. Football is maybe our life, but this thread was about someone losing their life.
Regardless of football issues, and totally independent of the same, I feel for David Moyes and his family at this time and offer my heartfelt condolences.

WJ Keng
15 Posted 06/08/2007 at 21:03:05

Sentiments echoed... Condolences to David Moyes and his family.