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wantefc said:
8000 blues in the darwen end full of booze and narcotics (well me) will sing he is a wanker it's not a reflection of yourself mate, just that ginger cnut!!
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8000 blues in the darwen end full of booze and narcotics (well me) will sing he is a wanker it's not a reflection of yourself mate, just that ginger cnut!!
The Fixer said:wantefc said:Come on mate there a lot feet stamping on this board out of frustration because he wount give in.
All of a sudden a lot of you want Moyes to be next Utd manager just to piss us off....might happen, ho knows but becareful what you wish for....im sure when the dust settles you will remeber you hate Utd more than everton
8000 blues in the darwen end full of booze and narcotics (well me) will sing he is a wanker it's not a reflection of yourself mate, just that ginger cnut!!
Im not taking the morale high ground mate....if i was you id be doing the same. Can imagine its frustrating but i think you lot have been spoiled this summer (not youself) but there have been a few spoilt kids on here stamping their feet.Probably why i still come on its entertaining in between the serious idiots and the lads who know what they are talking about!
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I really fail to see why Moyes is being so lauded by Everton fans for the way he's handled this situation - he's gambling the short term future of the club he works for to pander to his own ego and make himself look good, yet Everton fans applaud him for his behaviour.
Everton are skint, have a threadbare squad, and are - as Moyes admits himself - really struggling to bring any players in due to the lack of finance available. Whether true or not, I've heard talk of the fact that they only have about 10 fit players, or some such, and are looking at loan signings to try and prop up their season - Jo from us, rumours of Ever Banega from Valencia - this is evidently not a long-term strategy. Furthermore, Moyes has always prided himself on his team out-performing due to the fantastic team spirit in the camp, yet he now risks having an unmotivated, frustrated, unhappy and potentially disruptive player in his squad. He could rectify these problems, and provide the board with some much needed finance to help keep the club going strong, by selling the player. Yet he refuses to do so, so he can make some ego-driven statement about the fact that this is 'his club'.
If things really go tits-up this season as a result of his decision, he'll probably get sacked. He'll move on to another job - just like he did when he left Preston for Everton. He's got a good reputattion, so he'll probably be fine. He won't care, as its all about his career and him making progress personally, whatever club he's at.
Meanwhile, who is it who's left to deal with the consequences of his decision - the Everton board and the Everton fans. Yet still the fans say 'Go Moyes - well done', when its clear that - whilst making a great decision for himself - he's making a very poor decision in terms of the interests of the club he's works for.
This all reminds me of the SWP situation, when Pearce was in charge. Whilst none of wanted SWP to go, we could see that the club was in the shit financially and needed to sell. We were able to make some, although limted, investment in the squad and managed to stay in the Premier League during the hard times so we were an attractive proposition when investment did arrive. Very few of us would have thanked Pearce for saying 'This is my club - I'm not selling', thus gambling the short-term future of the club to make himself look like the big 'I am' as we could see the bigger picture. Yet the Everton fans seem inclined to blindly support such an evidently self-serving, short-sighted decision from their manger, when its them not him who will really suffer if his decision backfires.
Everton are skint, have a threadbare squad, and are - as Moyes admits himself - really struggling to bring any players in due to the lack of finance available. Whether true or not, I've heard talk of the fact that they only have about 10 fit players, or some such, and are looking at loan signings to try and prop up their season - Jo from us, rumours of Ever Banega from Valencia - this is evidently not a long-term strategy. Furthermore, Moyes has always prided himself on his team out-performing due to the fantastic team spirit in the camp, yet he now risks having an unmotivated, frustrated, unhappy and potentially disruptive player in his squad. He could rectify these problems, and provide the board with some much needed finance to help keep the club going strong, by selling the player. Yet he refuses to do so, so he can make some ego-driven statement about the fact that this is 'his club'.
If things really go tits-up this season as a result of his decision, he'll probably get sacked. He'll move on to another job - just like he did when he left Preston for Everton. He's got a good reputattion, so he'll probably be fine. He won't care, as its all about his career and him making progress personally, whatever club he's at.
Meanwhile, who is it who's left to deal with the consequences of his decision - the Everton board and the Everton fans. Yet still the fans say 'Go Moyes - well done', when its clear that - whilst making a great decision for himself - he's making a very poor decision in terms of the interests of the club he's works for.
This all reminds me of the SWP situation, when Pearce was in charge. Whilst none of wanted SWP to go, we could see that the club was in the shit financially and needed to sell. We were able to make some, although limted, investment in the squad and managed to stay in the Premier League during the hard times so we were an attractive proposition when investment did arrive. Very few of us would have thanked Pearce for saying 'This is my club - I'm not selling', thus gambling the short-term future of the club to make himself look like the big 'I am' as we could see the bigger picture. Yet the Everton fans seem inclined to blindly support such an evidently self-serving, short-sighted decision from their manger, when its them not him who will really suffer if his decision backfires.
cityman14364
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morning all see banter in full flow, just reading a couple of articles already in...someones talking to someone somewhere along the line, could be that hughes didnt need to do any ringing moyes as discussions already taking place higher up? just a thought, and i did chuckle at the bit about moyes signing a new deal, ..£30k a week to £65k a week? but wont let lescott do it
The Fixer
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wantefc said:The Fixer said:8000 blues in the darwen end full of booze and narcotics (well me) will sing he is a wanker it's not a reflection of yourself mate, just that ginger cnut!!
Im not taking the morale high ground mate....if i was you id be doing the same. Can imagine its frustrating but i think you lot have been spoiled this summer (not youself) but there have been a few spoilt kids on here stamping their feet.Probably why i still come on its entertaining in between the serious idiots and the lads who know what they are talking about!
What will be will be my friend, nowt me or you can do except support your club drink loads of ale and shag as many fit birds as is humanely possible, die with a smile on our faces.
Enjoy your afternoon, i got a train to catch and ale to drink
cityman14364
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are we forgetting the serious business here? im talking helen chamberlains hair omfg what has she done?
Optimus Prime
Decent points , we are skint thats well known but believe or not we do have a budget this season.i think city fans have fallen into the idea that if we dont sell we will go under, we wont! In the grand scheme of things we are in the lower end of the league debtwise but we just dont have a rich sugar daddy to underwrite it. Dont think for a minute Moyes is being awkward just for the sake of it , he will have thought the money through and lets face it he isnt stupid. Rumours are that when our stadium issue is sorted a takeover might not be far away. Moyes willl have a longterm strategy and just pissing Man city fans off wont be part of it!
Decent points , we are skint thats well known but believe or not we do have a budget this season.i think city fans have fallen into the idea that if we dont sell we will go under, we wont! In the grand scheme of things we are in the lower end of the league debtwise but we just dont have a rich sugar daddy to underwrite it. Dont think for a minute Moyes is being awkward just for the sake of it , he will have thought the money through and lets face it he isnt stupid. Rumours are that when our stadium issue is sorted a takeover might not be far away. Moyes willl have a longterm strategy and just pissing Man city fans off wont be part of it!
Optimus Prime said:I really fail to see why Moyes is being so lauded by Everton fans for the way he's handled this situation - he's gambling the short term future of the club he works for to pander to his own ego and make himself look good, yet Everton fans applaud him for his behaviour.
Everton are skint, have a threadbare squad, and are - as Moyes admits himself - really struggling to bring any players in due to the lack of finance available. Whether true or not, I've heard talk of the fact that they only have about 10 fit players, or some such, and are looking at loan signings to try and prop up their season - Jo from us, rumours of Ever Banega from Valencia - this is evidently not a long-term strategy. Furthermore, Moyes has always prided himself on his team out-performing due to the fantastic team spirit in the camp, yet he now risks having an unmotivated, frustrated, unhappy and potentially disruptive player in his squad. He could rectify these problems, and provide the board with some much needed finance to help keep the club going strong, by selling the player. Yet he refuses to do so, so he can make some ego-driven statement about the fact that this is 'his club'.
If things really go tits-up this season as a result of his decision, he'll probably get sacked. He'll move on to another job - just like he did when he left Preston for Everton. He's got a good reputattion, so he'll probably be fine. He won't care, as its all about his career and him making progress personally, whatever club he's at.
Meanwhile, who is it who's left to deal with the consequences of his decision - the Everton board and the Everton fans. Yet still the fans say 'Go Moyes - well done', when its clear that - whilst making a great decision for himself - he's making a very poor decision in terms of the interests of the club he's works for.
This all reminds me of the SWP situation, when Pearce was in charge. Whilst none of wanted SWP to go, we could see that the club was in the shit financially and needed to sell. We were able to make some, although limted, investment in the squad and managed to stay in the Premier League during the hard times so we were an attractive proposition when investment did arrive. Very few of us would have thanked Pearce for saying 'This is my club - I'm not selling', thus gambling the short-term future of the club to make himself look like the big 'I am' as we could see the bigger picture. Yet the Everton fans seem inclined to blindly support such an evidently self-serving, short-sighted decision from their manger, when its them not him who will really suffer if his decision backfires.
Yup good post, now if we could only get Gollum to read it!
The Fixer said:wantefc said:Im not taking the morale high ground mate....if i was you id be doing the same. Can imagine its frustrating but i think you lot have been spoiled this summer (not youself) but there have been a few spoilt kids on here stamping their feet.Probably why i still come on its entertaining in between the serious idiots and the lads who know what they are talking about!
What will be will be my friend, nowt me or you can do except support your club drink loads of ale and shag as many fit birds as is humanely possible, die with a smile on our faces.
Enjoy your afternoon, i got a train to catch and ale to drink
Have to admit ill be watching City on one of the streams...if anything you have made yourselves box office. Tough game though, Blackburn will be better this season
the armchair
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fair play to everton and david moyes,only time will tell if hes made the right choice by digging his heels in but like he said hes in control.we do need a cb but im sure theres better thao lescott out there especially for 20 mill.lets move along to another target congratulate moyes in his endeavour to keep his team together and rip blackburn apart this afternoon.see you all there come on city!!!!
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