Richard Jolly writes: "[David Moyes] has had a transformative effect that has made a mockery of the suggestions Moyes is similar to Dyche. The Scot shares a pragmatic bent but shows a greater willingness to attack.
“'The players have just given themselves a bit of confidence and positivity,' said Moyes, downplaying his own contribution.
"But he has liberated Everton from the Dyche straitjacket. Rampant and buoyant, they have been 3-0 up at half-time in consecutive games at Goodison. Given the context, the scorelines could feel surreal."
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2 Posted 02/02/2025 at 11:44:07
3 Posted 03/02/2025 at 02:21:33
4 Posted 03/02/2025 at 02:46:02
5 Posted 03/02/2025 at 03:43:44
How much do journalists get paid?
6 Posted 03/02/2025 at 05:34:49
If this can be continued then the job should remain his but it is not yet a handful of games and there was a lot of support for Dyche supposedly twice being responsible for beating off relegation, let's see what an extended run brings.
If the owners are all another American on here rates them to be (and would that depend on Trump's tariffs?) then they will have long term possibly alternative plans and it would be interesting to know if they thought that Moyes was the only immediately available manager and therefore the short term, if they have/had somebody else in mind long term and how they went about it with their Italian interest. Who, if anyone, did they turn to for advice on this appointment, unlikely to have been say Arteta or Cahill as they might not have been seen as without favour, possibly Thelwell but we are not likely to know at least in the near future and would they have consulted the club's other senior executives whose own positions may not be secure.
Some might say that movement in this transfer window might be an indicator but that is unclear with a DoF and with regard to PSR.
For me, the obvious, long may this much needed improvement continue and should that be so then we know who it will be for the next 30 months, but maybe a little patience might be wise.
7 Posted 03/02/2025 at 21:55:02
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1 Posted 02/02/2025 at 09:34:34