[Archived] David Moyes

[ada2020]

A mate of mine is an Everton fan has heard that Moyes has walked out on Everton, Paddy Power have apparantly suspended betting on him leaving.

Anyone else heard anything along the same lines?

[RovertheHill]

Seen a couple of tweets saying the same, but they were from scousers so would need to be verified

[thenodrog]

These bookies aren't half jumpy about managerial scakings these dsys. One whiff of a football sacking and they shut up shop. Whatever can have made em so nervous?

[ada2020]

One of the sources was a tweet from a Gaurdian writer, so might be some subsatnce to it.

Though his tweet did say he had not confirmed it yet.

Moyes leaving would surely leave Everton even deeper in trouble.

[Valois]

Ben Smith from the Times is tweeting it's nothing more than a rumour.

I wouldn't be surprised if he left in the summer. Money has dried up there, and he has taken them as far as he can.

[thenodrog]

Timely article.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/philmcnulty/2011/02/what_next_for_moyes_everton.html

[rebelmswar]

Ben Smith from the Times is tweeting it's nothing more than a rumour.

I wouldn't be surprised if he left in the summer. Money has dried up there, and he has taken them as far as he can.

I have great respect for Mr. Moyes.

Can not see Everton getting rid of him by choice, whom could replace him?

Would happily see him standing on our touchline with a Rovers pin on his lapel sometime in the future.

[koi]

It's time for him to move on. I think he's a decent manager but some of his signings have been poor.

[dr_awol]

Can not see Everton getting rid of him by choice, whom could replace him?

BFS

[rebelmswar]

BFS

That would go down about as well as a ton of Dentine Ice.

[Scotty]

If we're going for idle speculation I might as well pass this on. I asked a staunch Evertonian at work the other day if Everton were likely to sign anyone on transfer deadline day. He laughed bitterly and said that he'd heard Everton were very close to administration, hence the sale of Pienaar and the loans out of Vaughan and Yakubu.

I have no idea if this is true or where he'd heard it from, just repeating what was said.

[Anti-Dingle-Brigade]

Yeah I've heard quite a few Evertonians saying today they are cutting it a bit fine in the financial areas.

[Amo]

If Keano doesn't cut it, we'll find you a good home, Mr. Moyes...

[Eddie]

No thanks. Moyes is another manager who has basically run out of steam. They don't play good football anymore and he's struggled to make good signings over the past few years. He's been a bit lucky that their youth system continues to churn out decent talent, but he suffers from the Hughes syndrome. When was the last time he really managed to bring in a quality player? He obviously did well with Arteta and Cahill and he got a great profit from Lescott and good deals in the likes of Jagielka and Neville, but none of that is recent.