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Love these , thank you 💙

I was not sure at first, but im begining to look at it differently 3 points later on, and i think we can

🎺🎻We’ve got super David moyes he knows exactly what we need Give Harrison the sack A brand new left back And for f*** sake don’t give Patterson a smack🎻🎷🎺

Think it's the best choice in the circumstances. I haven't watched any press conf since dyches 1st... Looking forward to some positivity again UTFT

As per, really interesting and informative. Thanks Matt and Paddy.

hahaha, well in for answering my question from last week.

Great manager DM.

He was never going to come for six months 😮 I think most of us being realistic thought 2.5 years. However, contracts mean nothing, he can always be sacked but hopefully not. UTFT

Interesting stuff. Some reveals from Paddy. UTFT

Great pod as always, regarding what you said will happen with Moyes & Thelwall, it will be interesting to see what happens. At Moyes at West Ham sid Moyes try and use his network, or did that slow down or stop at West Ham with a DOF? Surely in the meantime at Everton, I'd imagine Moyes will want to bring in a couple of plays he knows & trusts like any Manager would in order to do a job?

Benitez and Director of football didnt get on ? That became a major undermining issue.

Always nice hearing my home town mentioned on Everton sites. 😁

Thought he spoke well let's hope he can start picking up wins and get us clear of the bottom 3 it's a bit nervy being only 1 point clear of the bottom 3

Really good fellas, top insight, BTS.Fair assessment on Moyes contract, seriously who signs for 6 months.Wouldnt be surprised if after 18 months if things ticking along nicely.Wouldnt be surprised if who they would really like,becomes available next summer , move Moyes upstairs, something like transition etc.Just a thought anyway let's see.????

Was it Moyes who brought DCL to Everton?

Time bomb comes to mind.. The fans are very much split, in a big way. WE are back to jobs for the old boys... Bill would be proud "what a manager" will be echoing in hell

Take me back to 2009. Born in '95 and that was the best Everton squad in my life time. I'd love it if Moyes can replicate that, even if we are living in different times, but hopefully history can repeat itself.

rodger spot on about how unpleasant it feels to know dyche was difficult on the way out. pair that up with the overwhelming negativity he's been peddling in interviews all season long, i.e. the constant downplaying. and i don't enjoy feeling so much venom but... oof... i really dislike dyche for the way he's behaved this season. and it's unfortunate because had he just kept up his standards from last season (both on the pitch & in the press room) then i think we all would have been somewhat okay with it just to see us over the line. it would've been a job well done honestly. i had this idea in my head of dyche being a steady influence from the last season at goodison into the first season at BMD but he really made a fool of me. his behaviour this season has been what i would say is immature. there's no other word for it. it's like he resented us, i.e. the fans, the club itself, he thought very highly of himself and very lowly of the club. and that brings me to moyes... some of the stuff he's said has been night and day vs what dyche has been saying. it's just a huge relief to hear somebody play up the status of the club, the extent of our ambitions, and even the talent of the playing squad--while also reminding said players that we need commitment and hard work from them. i don't mind moyes getting a couple of seasons to rebuild, seems quite sensible. he knows his own age, and he conceded he's not gonna be at the club 11 years this time around. seems like he really wants to rebuild and hand the club off in a better state. i can't fault him for that. that's fine. and as for comparing him and dyche in terms of style and approach and tactics--i remember the moyes safety first subs. we all remember what it was like. but, and people can be mad, it's nothing like dyche. it's levels above. and it evolves. like where moyes got at times with mobile wingers and overlapping fullbacks is just nothing dyche would dream of. and we saw that on thursday with baines and coleman--the ball was suddenly on the deck, and the fullbacks clearly had more freedom. but that brings me to my one concern and then i'll wrap up today's essay... signings. can we have overlapping fullbacks who are pushing 40? can moyes get something out of patterson? if not, then i almost feel like fullback is as much of a priority as centre forward. and we're just going after nuamah from lyon... who, i want, of course i do. and a left footed right winger will be great... we definitely need a right winger... but do we need one more than fullbacks? do we need one more than a centre forward? anyway! well in lads. hope everybody gives moyes a chance. he wasn't my first choice, but i think it makes sense in the context. and then hearing what he said, vs what dyche has been peddling all season long, i went from accepting of it to happy with it.

The ‘Moyes is another Dyche’ is totally ridiculous. He signed Andy Johnson to play alongside Yakubu. With a midfield of Arteta, Pienaar, Osman and Cahill. Plus Baines and Coleman. It’s a moronic comparison

Jobs for the boys

Moyes or not, I really hope there's some parallel planning going on. A plan that plots a clear pathway forward, including a shortlist of ALL desirable managers with a view to achieving long term success, starting right now. That success, to me, would entail regular Champions League football and deeper runs in the FA Cup. This pathway must also incorporate an identity, an Everton way if you like. A way of playing, and as an organisation, a way of operating, that future players and staff will find an attractive proposition to be a part of. - That culture is absolutely the responsibility of our new owners because the culture trickles down from the top...#UTFT💙

We're in a similar position to when he came in 2002, then he had 9 games, this time around he has 10 more games at 19 to do the same possibly, as he said 'I'm not coming back to the same Everton and they're not getting the same David Moyes'

A point I haven't seen many make, is which "decent" manager would have fancied the Everton job? I am all for Moyes, but being practical about it, we're not going to get a top manager now as much as many would have wanted. Yes, the new stadium may have been tempting, but the prospect of coming in and NOT rescuing them from relegation would seriously damage a decent manager's reputation. That said, Moyes IS a decent manager. Any nit picking about trying to pinch players from Everton is pointless.

Thank you

Rodger doesn't look impressed

New billion owners , new lovely stadium , then backwards come on Everton do you forget how he jumped ship and how he tried to take are good p,ayers no thought for Everton then 64 years watching them ,now under him backwards , he will again take jump ship before he is sacked again

Hello thanks for the interesting vid about DM.I do like to pop in to the Blue Monday, sometimes to see what's going on with the Toffees. Anyway, I think David Moyes is still highly regarded with WHU fans in general, not only for the trophy, but for his community work in the area during the Covid lockdown. We did improve a lot during his 2nd stint. (The first was also important;, of course, saving us from the drop) What can't be overlooked is the terrible second half of last season. We were shipping in so many goals, his position became impossible: 74 goals, a club record in the EPL era. The football was turgid and we weren't defending properly. He also fell out with our director of football and banned him from the training ground, though Lopetegui did the same thing. It will be interesting to see how he gets on with your DOF or will he be in sole charge of the squad and its dealings? He's now very experienced, but he's not the dynamic young coach of 15 years ago, but the dog of war has probably picked up a few new tricks. I think he's a safe pair of hands, as you mentioned,. He might lay some good foundations. We have some good youth players coming through, but things can go stale, so short term is the best bet.

Quite happy to have him back hopefully he gets us of to winning start against villa UTT

Rodger saying “get Mourinho so then at least we’ll go down in a blaze of glory” completely sums him up. What planet do you have to be on to consider relegation glorious? 🤦‍♂️

Think he can sort this team out if he gets the support of TFG. He gets this club and you know he’ll fight tooth and nail to for us. Man Utd apart he’s always been fighting with one hand behind his back and hopefully the new owners will sort that one. Up The Toffees ✌️

Moyes is probably the best choice available given the current realistic options and our situation in the Premier League. Stability and steady improvement for the next 18-30 months while bringing a younger, more progressive coach through in due course.

Shld we. Certainly keep Ndye.?

You play the football the players allow you to. Moyes will figure out how to get the best out of these players.

The problem is time for moyes to build a team that can compete .i think it a good opportunity i in my opinion we need to show patience

I find it surprising that there is negativity around Moyes and a wish to switch for an ambitious young manager. Firstly, what makes people think that they would or to the club. Secondly, with no real finances available due to PSR, and a rebuild needed, the club needs rebuilding first. My hope is that Moyes stays for the next few years, subject to doing well, sorting out the club and the structure to be able to hand the reins over then to an up and coming manager, perhaps stepping to another club role to help guide a new manager. This change will take more than one full season and the rest of this season is a write off. Hopefully, a few years, building up the team, pulling off some transfers within the finance constraints and creating a new foundation, but patience will be key…. Come on you toffees…

Excellent podcast, thanks guys!

Worse for me was we couldn’t beat York over 2 legs drawing 1-1 and losing the replay in the mid 90s

What has happened with dyche was the fact the friedkin group will overlook all who work for them making sure they get 100% effort from all who work for them. Sean has worked in a laid back work environment that has not had pressure to perform and now the people who own the club want performance he is not able to get to the levels required and was a bit rabbit in the headlights

“ One homogeneous blob of misery” 🤣🤣 completely sums up being an Evertonian. Great show as always UTFT

The best was the 4 4 with Liverpool and going onto win the repay 1 0 with dave watson with the winner the worse the 2 1 defeat by Stockport which made it worse kevin Radcliffe in charge for them

Haha Sigur Rós before kickoff is an amazing thought Haha thank fuck Gaffer’s Days are gone

Carling Premier and Mcaffreys, half and half was like rocket fuel!!!.. Happy days after 4 pints 😊

Best. The semi final at elland rd against spurs. Worst. The 3-0 loss to Wigan at GP.

Good balanced chat lads 👍

Brilliant pod as always. The club needs someone fighting their corner and I never got the sense that Dyche was doing that wholeheartedly. A lot of self-preservation and blaming others. Moyes will at least be straight talking which will be refreshing.

Excellent podcast. Thanks

Dyche must have known that the players were questioning his methods. He's not daft though, its all damage limitation tactics to ensure he gets another job. The media and fans of other clubs eating it up.

Let’s see if DM2.0 can finally get a result as Everton manager against one of the rich teams, instead of always talking us down

I felt SDs time was up at Bournemouth when one of my mates asked an Everton coach who was playing up front and the coach asked him back who would he pick !

3 wins and just 15 goals scored forced the Friedkins to act.