Saddened! wrote:
Must admit David Moyes is really annoying me now. Home to Norwich and it's 1 up front and a midfield featuring Phil Neville.
Norwich have one shot on target and score. Everton wait till the 70th minute to bring Stracquilursi and Drenthe on and end up with 15 shots on target and almost win.
He's far, far too cautious. Had Stracquilursi and Drenthe started and they had gone for it, they would have won by three or four. I can understand one up front and caution against the big teams but not at home to Norwich.
I think a parting of the ways could/should be on the cards....Moyes is going stale in the Goodison hotseat - I don't think Everton have a particularly poor squad....Yes, it is lacking in numbers and, since Arteta and Pienaar's departures, lacks craft, but they have a number of players who so-called bigger clubs would happily have in their squad, yet Moyes continues to be negative and then seems mystified when he fails to beat the likes of Norwich, QPR and Stoke at home.
The problem Moyes may have is that he has no pressure on him....The Everton finance woes and the whole Kenwright situation gives Moyes that added comfort of knowing the media will always be on his side....Even if the worst was to happen and they got relegated, Moyes would still be exempt from media criticism because of the sympathy he has because of his spending restrictions.
Personally, I've always found him infuriating.....Yes, I've enjoyed the stability he has brought to the club, but his style of football has never won me over....I must admit I've always been amused by those in the media who believe he can replace Ferguson at United....He wouldn't last 6 months at Old Trafford before the crowd turned on him, due to his negative tactics.