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Audrey Horne wrote: ↑Sat Dec 13, 2025 6:44 pm So Gana, KDH, Grealish and N'Diaye out.....possibly if Jack has got a knock like Moyes said

Scary tbh. What on earth will he play.

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When will we likely know the extent of injuries to KDH and Grealish? Tomorrow?

Audrey Horne wrote: ↑Sun Dec 14, 2025 11:21 am When will we likely know the extent of injuries to KDH and Grealish? Tomorrow?

Probably. I think Grealish we've been careful more than anything but think Hall might be out for a few weeks

Audrey Horne wrote: ↑Sat Dec 13, 2025 6:44 pm So Gana, KDH, Grealish and N'Diaye out.....possibly if Jack has got a knock like Moyes said

Scary tbh. What on earth will he play.

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Toddacelli wrote: ↑Sun Dec 14, 2025 11:28 pm Pickford

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He's like Moyes' good old friend Phil Neville!

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Worst case scenario beyond extra training injuries.

kramer wrote: ↑Mon Dec 15, 2025 8:11 pm Pickford

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Worst case scenario beyond extra training injuries.

McNeil in the 10 or Alcaraz?

Glasner available in the summer

Juanito wrote: ↑Tue Dec 16, 2025 6:17 pm Glasner available in the summer

Does he have a track record as a builder of squads and developer of youngsters?

Attract young talent, develop young talent, sell at a profit.

This needs to be our model until we can cement our place at the top.

Glasner will have his sights set higher.

He clearly knows his value if he’s not renewing with Palace.

There’s a chance he picks the wrong step up and is back on the market shortly thereafter and I think we’d a prime candidate then. But probably out of our league for now.

I'd have more joy seeing Moyes lift a cup with us than any other manager.

I'm in no hurry to replace tbh.

He probably does have a ceiling but we are miles away from having a squad that outstrips him.

Put another £100m in and see what he can do, hopefully have a DOF type figure who has an eye on the immediate and long term future, then move on as a stable European club with a core of young talent, rather than moving on at a low like usual.

I’m in no hurry either, just less confident. I feel like Moyes is best when he’s on his arse and has to come out fighting.

There’s some interesting players at the club right now, but not really a fully functional team. Historically we’ve been awful in the transfer market with the occasional bit of luck. Would love to see us improve hugely in this area more than any other part of the club.

I think the transfer committee kind of negates some of the issues I'd have with Moyes longer term... We seem to have bought players for the future and the first team ready players we targeted, who didn't want to come, were also all 23 and under.

It's a good balance imo as it kind of forces Moyes' hand a little with not just building a functional team with no real chance of progressing past a certain self imposed ceiling.

Yes he's not the most adventurous manager and someone like Glasner would be a great level changer, but I think for the next few seasons I'd be happy with Moyes getting us regularly in the top half with a shot of Europe before we even think about moving on from him.

Deano Blue Boy wrote: ↑Tue Dec 16, 2025 11:27 pm I'd have more joy seeing Moyes lift a cup with us than any other manager.

Yeah - as much as i was negative about him coming in, i agree with this completely.
It hurts a bit that he never got over the line against Chelsea (or past Liverpool in that semi) because along with Moyes himself, its a crime that Baines, Jags, Ossie, Arteta, Pienaar, Cahill and Coleman didn't win anything with us.

At the risk of going a bit Keegan, i would love it, love it if Moyes could lift a cup at Wembley for Everton.