Could we survive without Davey Moyes ?

"Those close to him claim he is close to agreeing a new contract at Goodison Park but has raised serious reservations about his transfer budget."







We must keep Davey,at any price.........!

MOYESEYSIDE::::PART 8


The Man Himself........


http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=MpQq_qMkVYY

Ian Watson continues his analysis with Everton,


EVERTON - approx net spend: £4.9m



David Moyes has endured a torrid transfer window but with a bit of good fortune and crucially some luck with injuries, the Toffees' miserable summer could be a distant memory come next spring.

As September 1 approached, it seemed Moyes couldn't give his cash away as players such as Joao Moutinho, Tiago and Albert Riera all snubbed last season's fifth-placed finishers.

The Toffees again have some extremely promising youngsters in Jose Baxter and Jack Rodwell but the boss knew it was imperative to supplement their breakthrough with some quality signings. It was looking bleak but finally, towards the end of August, Moyes managed to make the breakthrough, even breaking the club's transfer record with minutes of the window to spare.

Marouane Felliani is undoubtedly a fine midfielder and looked impressive at Anfield for Standard Liege - but the manager's willingness to spend £15million on the Belgian appeared a sign of desperation more than a real desire to land the player.

Moyes' real masterstroke could prove to be in the purchase of Manchester United striker Louis Saha.

Fulham's offer of £10.5million for Andy Johnson was too good to turn down and by replacing him with Saha, Moyes might have pulled off the coup of the summer.

The French striker's injury problems have been well documented but towards the end of his time at Manchester United, most of the problems were in his head rather than his legs. A fit and happy Saha scores goals and a fresh start and change of environment could see the 30-year-old break the 20-goal barrier. Or he could sit on his apparently fragile backside all season.

Saha is undoubtedly a gamble, but one that could pay off extremely handsomely.

Moyes to resist any Magpies move

Sep 6 2008 by Nick Smith, Liverpool Daily Post
David Moyes, Bill Kenwright

David Moyes, Bill Kenwright

DAVID MOYES will resist any attempt by Newcastle United to persuade him to become their new manager.

The Everton manager’s name was immediately thrust into the frame as a candidate to replace Kevin Keegan, who resigned his position at St James’s Park for the second time on Thursday.

Moyes’s current contract at Everton expires at the end of the season and has still not signed the new one he has been offered.

He has still not indicated when he will commit his future to the club but always maintained he wanted to complete his transfer window activity before addressing the issue.

Moyes endured a frustrating time trying to strengthen his squad in the summer but his deadline day capture of £15million record signing Marouane Fellaini has left him in more optimistic mood.

Everton have taken just three points from their opening three Premier League games, suffering two successive home defeats amid struggles to cope with a threadbare squad. But with new men Fellaini, Segundo Castillo, and goalkeeper Carlo Nash all set to be available for the squad that goes to Stoke City next Sunday, Moyes is confident of an upturn in fortunes.

He also hopes to have Louis Saha, James Vaughan, Tim Cahill, Tony Hibbert and Steven Pienaar back to full match fitness within a month.

In terms of the Newcastle job, the management set-up that Keegan lost patience with would be similarly unappealing to Moyes.

Any new manager coming in would have to work within a structure which has been heavily criticised by the League Managers’ Association, with owner Mike Ashley and London-based executive director of football Dennis Wise part of a complex hierarchy.

The LMA worked with Keegan to try to reach a solution to his impasse with the board but without success and LMA chief executive Richard Bevan said: “It looked a little bit like an orchestra with four conductors.

“They had everybody on the bus but they weren’t on the same seats. It was going to break down sooner or later. If you look at a football club where people are running it from different parts of the country, where you have got a manager who doesn’t know who has been signed, who’s leaving and who’s coming, it’s a recipe for disaster.”

Not sure who would be good enough to replace him. It wouldn't matter if we got Alex Ferguson. with the funds we have, even he couldn't take us much further. I'm not even sure that answered the question... :brap: Brap???? What's with the 'urban' smilies? ha ha

don't knock the smilies dorf, without them us oldies wouldn't be hip :innit: :lucys:

magic juan wrote:

don't knock the smilies dorf, without them us oldies wouldn't be hip :innit: :lucys:

lol

dorf wrote:

Not sure who would be good enough to replace him. It wouldn't matter if we got Alex Ferguson. with the funds we have, even he couldn't take us much further. I'm not even sure that answered the question... :brap: Brap???? What's with the 'urban' smilies? ha ha

I put those on for the young people.

:innit:

My body maybe getting older but my mind is seriously getting younger, I have the attention span of a goldfish, the concern of a cat and a good laugh can cause serious emmisions not heard of since rambling rose let one rip in the penny farthing.

Youth is wasted on the young, now, where's them emoticon things....

Bastards....



No Killer Ninja one in a Blue Shirt & Boots..!!!

I'll have you know I have joined countless enemy football forums on a covert mission to 'liberate' more smileys - have a bit of patience will yer?? :P

I was only messing with the smilies, I just didn't realise you guys were 'down' with the 'hood' ha ha. You guys probably know more words than me lol.

Yeah..and for a kick off we don,t say lol....Bollackchops...

dorf wrote:

I was only messing with the smilies, I just didn't realise you guys were 'down' with the 'hood' ha ha. You guys probably know more words than me lol.

Fo' shizzle

;)

Ah, now I was just testing the waters. I'm usually a Ha Ha man, but I thought I'd through in a lol just for the hell of it. At least I didn't write lololollloolollol, which I've seen someone write before

lolooolololllllooooolll?????

Now thas jus plain nassy

:lol:

Must of been some 14 year old kid. Pretty annoying. I get the point that he wanted to say how funny whatever he was saying was, but a simple ha ha would of sufficed
er, just felt like using that smilie and that

your smiley is sick kidder

someone beat me to the shnizzle business

don't go bleatin' to the feds what we is at

Oh no you didn just say that blud! That's butters, ya get me? and all that malarky

Dorf , you just come across as fucking Jamie Oliver when you do that

I know. I've got a long way before I catch up with you lot

Cool is a way of life, it can't be bought :lol:

It can however, be stolen