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Should Moyes be Everton manager next season?

Poll ended at Sat Jul 18, 2026 10:13 am

Yes
20
28%
No
37
51%
Unsure
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21%
 
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Escalator wrote: Mon Oct 26, 2026 10:28 am Maybe we should re start the poll, reckon there might be a dramatic swing this time.
I honestly still think a lot of fans that are still happy with him and think he's the best we could get, I find it baffling, how dare plucky old Everton have higher aspirations than this tripe.

For all his flaws at least Dyche called time on himself when he realised he'd gone as far as he could, my only hope is Moyes has the same humility, but don't hold much hope, as if he did he would've walked a while ago.
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I’m in the keep with the manager, no knee jerk reactions camp

Normally

But reading that the caliber of manager of Nagelsmann, Conte and Howe may be available as all out of work at present just makes me think now would be a good time to change

Give the new guy this season to properly assess when it’s unlikely we’ll go down and let him work out what we actually need long before the summer must be an option worth looking at surely
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Dchans wrote: Mon Oct 26, 2026 12:59 pm I’m in the keep with the manager, no knee jerk reactions camp

Normally

But reading that the caliber of manager of Nagelsmann, Conte and Howe may be available as all out of work at present just makes me think now would be a good time to change

Give the new guy this season to properly assess when it’s unlikely we’ll go down and let him work out what we actually need long before the summer must be an option worth looking at surely

I was gonna stick with the girlfriend til I heard jennifier Aniston was single
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777Kidnappings wrote: Mon Oct 26, 2026 1:10 pm I was gonna stick with the girlfriend til I heard jennifier Aniston was single
That reference feels genuinely 25 years out of date.

At least your beloved girlfriend hasn't had mad amounts of plastic surgery and doesn't have crazy, staring eyes (presumably).
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I'd just be worried the Friedkins wouldn't be arsed who we got next. They didn't even bother to meet Moyes, so they have no care for our wishes and hopes. Any 'top' manager wouldn't touch us with no money, so we need an ambitious one who's looking to step up.
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Dchans wrote: Mon Oct 26, 2026 12:59 pm I’m in the keep with the manager, no knee jerk reactions camp

Normally

But reading that the caliber of manager of Nagelsmann, Conte and Howe may be available as all out of work at present just makes me think now would be a good time to change

Give the new guy this season to properly assess when it’s unlikely we’ll go down and let him work out what we actually need long before the summer must be an option worth looking at surely
With Howe likely to go to UTD, the most obvious replacement for Moyes would be Thomas Frank.

We most definitely would not be approaching Nagelsmann or Conte.
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Bluedylan1 wrote: Mon Oct 26, 2026 1:25 pm That reference feels genuinely 25 years out of date.

At least your beloved girlfriend hasn't had mad amounts of plastic surgery and doesn't have crazy, staring eyes (presumably).
I couldn't really think of anyone. Fitting though everton are 25 years out of date too
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Margot Robbie seems to be the modern day reference.
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Utd have to go for Conte.

Which leaves Howe.
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AjaxAndy wrote: Mon Oct 26, 2026 1:41 pm With Howe likely to go to UTD, the most obvious replacement for Moyes would be Thomas Frank.

We most definitely would not be approaching Nagelsmann or Conte.
We could have said the same about Carlo years ago the premier league is a huge draw we are a big side underachieving we could definitely attract a big name
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I agree it would probably be Thomas Frank if Howe is off the table.

Talk about a lack of ambition though. I don't even think he's an upgrade on Moyes. You really just can't trust these managers who look good at Brighton/Brentford where everything is on easy mode.
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Kerryblueboy wrote: Mon Oct 26, 2026 2:37 pm We could have said the same about Carlo years ago the premier league is a huge draw we are a big side underachieving we could definitely attract a big name
We were pissing money down the walls at the time. Now we aint
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Kieran McKenna would tick a lot of boxes.
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I'm lost, are we getting Jennifer Aniston or Margot Robbie in as the new manager?
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Bluedylan1 wrote: Mon Oct 26, 2026 1:25 pm That reference feels genuinely 25 years out of date.

At least your beloved girlfriend hasn't had mad amounts of plastic surgery and doesn't have crazy, staring eyes (presumably).
I dunno, I’ve heard they’re extremely vain in Burnley
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