milo
Jack L. Jones
Why do you think that Moyes is only capable of coaching his teams to play one way?
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Why do you think that Moyes is only capable of coaching his teams to play one way?
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indianspur
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well in 10 years at Everton i havent seen a change.
managers or coaches tend to have a philosophy they stick to. Wenger, Mourinho, Mancini, Allardyce, Pulis, Redknapp etc stick to their styles no matter which club they manage
BrainOfLevy
Michael Carrick
Has anyone got an answer to the question of whether or not a more defensive manager has gone to a club that demands attacking football and delivered it? Would be interesting. I'm genuinely curious.
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indianspur
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Capello at Real?
BrainOfLevy
Michael Carrick
Could be argued Mourinho as well I guess...
I'd like to know because I'd like to believe Moyes would 'know' how to coach an attacking team, as any coach getting to this level would know, but if it's such a removal from his natural tendencies, why would we want him to?
funster
Danny Murphy
Really? I genuinely didn't think much of the football Real played under Capello. Mourinho's case is different though. I'd expected him to play the dull stuff, but have usually been very impressed.
Sheikh Ma Nuggets
Tony Parks
No, couldn't be argued about Mourinho at all; Real routinely smash opposition to pieces; 4,5,6-0.
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
I've done a u turn on Moyes and decided he wouldn't be the right man for us. They simply do not believe they can beat Liverpool. The last thing we want going into games against the scum is a lack of belief from the manager. He looked like a beaten man in the press conference yesterday.
Sheikh Ma Nuggets
Tony Parks
brick manager and perennial loser.
Last thing Spurs need is another pussy manager giving it the 'brave' little 'we gave it our all' clap at the end of the game. Big game and his team did fudge all against a white Liverpool outfit. That says it all. tinkling around in mid-table with Everton IS his level.
Last thing Spurs need is another pussy manager giving it the 'brave' little 'we gave it our all' clap at the end of the game. Big game and his team did fudge all against a white Liverpool outfit. That says it all. tinkling around in mid-table with Everton IS his level.
BrainOfLevy
Michael Carrick
Exactly, which is why I would argue Mourinho. A typical defensive manager that has gotten attacking football out of Real. Maybe Moyes could do that with us.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Agree he is not the man to replace Redknapp.
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indianspur
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Everton were playing 4-5-big hole-1
rubbish
rubbish
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
Anyone think the result today might have swayed Levy the other way if he was thinking of going after Moyes?
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
I reckon players like Bale and Lennon and pretty much all of the English players in our squad would welcome someone like Brendan Rodgers.
I don't think it's a good idea to go after Billic purely because he MIGHT be able to hang on to Modric. Let's be honest, I'm sure Modric will have made his mind up within a few weeks (if he hasn't already) about whether he's going to stay or not. I think the only managers who would be capable of hanging on to Modric are Mourinho and Redknapp.
I don't think it's a good idea to go after Billic purely because he MIGHT be able to hang on to Modric. Let's be honest, I'm sure Modric will have made his mind up within a few weeks (if he hasn't already) about whether he's going to stay or not. I think the only managers who would be capable of hanging on to Modric are Mourinho and Redknapp.
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
http://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/threads/43343-Everton-v-Liverpool-14th-April-at-12-30/page58
They aren't very complimentary about Moyes there. Most want him to leave, which is understandable after the loss, but most also point out some very pertinent deficiencies he has, which I think would murder us should he transfer them over, should he take over.
They aren't very complimentary about Moyes there. Most want him to leave, which is understandable after the loss, but most also point out some very pertinent deficiencies he has, which I think would murder us should he transfer them over, should he take over.
Superhudd
Simon Davies
Todays performance gave me added belief that anyone wanting Moyes as there manager should be made to watch the remaining Everton games whilst chich shaves there balls with a bic razor.
Pirate55
The Last Man Standing 17/18
What about the cash for Rooney and Arteta?