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Moyes knows his time with Everton is up........
  • king-moyes
    Posts: 3,108
    http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/sport/columnists/alan-green/moyes-knows-his-time-with-everton-is-up-29123618.html
  • 4beats6
    Posts: 230
    based on his enterpretation of one sentance
  • king-moyes
    Posts: 3,108
    just passed it on like
  • 4beats6
    Posts: 230
    fair dos.
  • andytheblue
    Posts: 138
    I may be one of the very few people here that think he will stay. I can't see many other bigger clubs going in for him. Man U won't have someone who hasn't won anything yet and I think they're after Jose Mooreenio
    CIty wouldn't have him, spurs will keep AVB, Chelsea will go for somone who has won trophies. Liverpool wouldn't have him. So where is the better job offer?
    He could go to celtic or get the Scotland job, but will either really pay much better than what he is on at the moment.
    Most likely move for him is going to a german club perhaps where they might pay him more. but if I were moyes I'd stay and I think Kenwright wants him to stay.
  • CharlieCroker
    Posts: 940
    Journalists making guesses, to appeal to an audience. All we know is that Moyes has delayed his signing of a new contract, having initially promised to do it after the January transfer window. All we can assume is that he was not happy with the Club's transfer activity, so is giving the owners another chance, to give him a good reason to sign. To say he has given up on Everton altogether, based on that delay in signing, plus one terrible performance, is pure speculation. We can hope that the owners of the Club come up with a package to entice him to stay- involving a bigger transfer budget.
  • Markie D
    Posts: 49
    I think he will stay, but anyone who thinks he loves Everton needs to think.

    I can honestly say, I love everton, and if I was manager, I would have for £75k a week to stay and would keep £75k a year and put the rest as my own transfer budget. Who needs £75k a week? If he wanted a transfer budget, he could!
  • diggernaut
    Posts: 1,181
    CharlieCroker said:

    Journalists making guesses, to appeal to an audience. All we know is that Moyes has delayed his signing of a new contract, having initially promised to do it after the January transfer window. All we can assume is that he was not happy with the Club's transfer activity, so is giving the owners another chance, to give him a good reason to sign. To say he has given up on Everton altogether, based on that delay in signing, plus one terrible performance, is pure speculation. We can hope that the owners of the Club come up with a package to entice him to stay- involving a bigger transfer budget.


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    They may very well do tha' Cha...a holdin exercise...with £80,000,000 t' come in TV payments each season for the next 3 
    years!  Wha' Chairman wouldn't settle for 8th place an ' continue on this gravy train.I' figures..Bill is 'appy,so is 'is board,as is Moyes. who,apart from us punters really gives a _shit abar 4th place..tha' will require spending money which they won't do.

    The alternative is let Moyes go..the fans wont be too upset an' appoint someone who will continue t' assure us a 6th-9th place finish.Choose someone popular tha' the fans would be 'appy with an'wants the job...prob get 'im for less than Moyes is on now.All he 'as to do is keep the gravy train movin at the same speed ... don't rock it...no trophies required.Enter R Martinez.My thoughts.
    Depressin scenario isn't it.
  • 4beats6
    Posts: 230
    Maybe he has squirreled it n is on t brink of an audactious move for falcao from his own pocket straight after he resigns in summer having negotiated a bigger transfer budget jus big enough to pay fergie a token rooney fee after rooney agrees to play for free.
  • AllAroundMyHat
    Posts: 771
    lets get Hiddink

    http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11661/8563082/Anzhi-Makhachkala-coach-Guus-Hiddink-open-to-Premier-League-return
  • Probus
    Posts: 414
    Then I'd be in heaven but he will not go to Everton.
  • NSNO
    Posts: 3,062
    Markie D said:



    I can honestly say, I love everton, and if I was manager, I would have for £75k a week to stay and would keep £75k a year and put the rest as my own transfer budget. Who needs £75k a week? If he wanted a transfer budget, he could!


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    don't be daft.....
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