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Moyes walks out on Everton!
1.7.2010
Everton fans will be shocked waking up today to see their manager David Moyes is no longer the manager of their beloved club. It has been rumoured that after a falling out with Everton Chairman Bill Kenwright over the transfer policy that has been undertaken in recent years, with the club having to sell to bring any new players in.
David Moyes cut a diminishing figure at the end of the 2009/10 season
David Moyes ended his 8 years at Goodison today after walking stating that he felt that he had taken the club as far as he possibly could under the tight restrictions that the club were being run under. With much speculation regarding the post that is currently available at Everton it is largely expected that the appointment will be someone who has Premier League experience already. Everton Chairman Bill Kenwright released a club statement following the departure of David Moyes.
Everton Statement
"We as a club would like to wish David Moyes success in his future challenges and thank him for his services to Everton. He has taken us to many successes, including the FA Cup Final and took us to the Champions League.
I believe that this club can recover from this loss and we are actively searching for a replacement for David, everyone at the club is working night and day and we will not rush into making the decision because this is an important step for the club to remain successful and push forward into the future."
With players at Everton no doubt hoping that there is a quick resolution to this issue, hoping that their futures will be safe under the new manager, whoever that might be. Club Captain Phil Neville has said, "It's such a shame that David has left the club, he was a fantastic manager had complete backing from the players."
"We hope that we can quickly resolve this issue and turn our focus to the Premier League season coming up. Everyone here at the club believes that we can have a successful season. There are some nervous faces in training hoping that the new manager will be able to continue where David off." The question on everyone's lips is no doubt,
'Who will take over the reigns at Goodison?'
Alan Curbishley declares interest in Everton post
1.7.2010
Ex West Ham and Charlton Manager Alan Curbishley has thrown his name into contention for the manager's role at Everton after the shock departure of David Moyes earlier today. After leaving West Ham in 2008 Alan Curbishley has declared his interest in the Everton job stating that he would like to make a return to management and feels that this is the perfect opportunity for him.
Alan Curbishley enjoyed spells at Charlton and West Ham leading both clubs to respectable league positions
Alan Curbishley in an interview with a reporter stated that, "I would love to be given the opportunity to manage Everton, I feel that I have valid experience and could bring success to the club." Alan Said, "Everton is a fantastic club and I am openly declaring my interest in the position."
We have not heard any comment from Everton Chairman Bill Kenwright regarding the vacancy since his statement earlier today. There are rumours coming out of Goodison that there is going to be a press conference at 12pm today, although nothing can be confirmed as of yet.
Sky Bet have revealed their likely candidates for the Everton vacancy. With a surprise Alex McLeish running out people's favourites for the position after the brilliant job that he did in keeping Birmingham City in the Premier League and finishing comfortably in mid table.
Alex McLeish 5/1
Alan Curbishley 6/1
Mark Hughes 6/1
Owen Coyle 7/1
Paul Lambert 10/1
Roberto di Matteo 25/1
Moyes walks out on Everton!
1.7.2010
9.05am
Everton fans will be shocked waking up today to see their manager David Moyes is no longer the manager of their beloved club. It has been rumoured that after a falling out with Everton Chairman Bill Kenwright over the transfer policy that has been undertaken in recent years, with the club having to sell to bring any new players in.
David Moyes cut a diminishing figure at the end of the 2009/10 season
David Moyes ended his 8 years at Goodison today after walking stating that he felt that he had taken the club as far as he possibly could under the tight restrictions that the club were being run under. With much speculation regarding the post that is currently available at Everton it is largely expected that the appointment will be someone who has Premier League experience already. Everton Chairman Bill Kenwright released a club statement following the departure of David Moyes.
"We as a club would like to wish David Moyes success in his future challenges and thank him for his services to Everton. He has taken us to many successes, including the FA Cup Final and took us to the Champions League.
I believe that this club can recover from this loss and we are actively searching for a replacement for David, everyone at the club is working night and day and we will not rush into making the decision because this is an important step for the club to remain successful and push forward into the future."
With players at Everton no doubt hoping that there is a quick resolution to this issue, hoping that their futures will be safe under the new manager, whoever that might be. Club Captain Phil Neville has said, "It's such a shame that David has left the club, he was a fantastic manager had complete backing from the players."
"We hope that we can quickly resolve this issue and turn our focus to the Premier League season coming up. Everyone here at the club believes that we can have a successful season. There are some nervous faces in training hoping that the new manager will be able to continue where David off." The question on everyone's lips is no doubt,
'Who will take over the reigns at Goodison?'
Alan Curbishley declares interest in Everton post
1.7.2010
9.30am
Ex West Ham and Charlton Manager Alan Curbishley has thrown his name into contention for the manager's role at Everton after the shock departure of David Moyes earlier today. After leaving West Ham in 2008 Alan Curbishley has declared his interest in the Everton job stating that he would like to make a return to management and feels that this is the perfect opportunity for him.
Alan Curbishley enjoyed spells at Charlton and West Ham leading both clubs to respectable league positions
Alan Curbishley in an interview with a reporter stated that, "I would love to be given the opportunity to manage Everton, I feel that I have valid experience and could bring success to the club." Alan Said, "Everton is a fantastic club and I am openly declaring my interest in the position."
We have not heard any comment from Everton Chairman Bill Kenwright regarding the vacancy since his statement earlier today. There are rumours coming out of Goodison that there is going to be a press conference at 12pm today, although nothing can be confirmed as of yet.
Sky Bet have revealed their likely candidates for the Everton vacancy. With a surprise Alex McLeish running out people's favourites for the position after the brilliant job that he did in keeping Birmingham City in the Premier League and finishing comfortably in mid table.
Alex McLeish 5/1
Alan Curbishley 6/1
Mark Hughes 6/1
Owen Coyle 7/1
Paul Lambert 10/1
Roberto di Matteo 25/1
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