David Moyes • A decade at Everton, succeeding Sir Alex Ferguson, and managing in Spain • CV Stories

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David Moyes revisits the managerial career that started at Preston, and took him to Everton, Manchester United, Real Sociedad, Sunderland and West Ham.
After 11 years at Goodison Park, where in 2005 he impressively inspired his team to fourth, he was recruited to succeed Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United.
A difficult period meant he was dismissed before the end of his first full season in charge, but he returned to management with Real Sociedad, and later to the Premier League with Sunderland and West Ham.
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[@thedude5600]

I will always have the upmost respect for what Moyes did at Everton. He prevented that club from vanishing into the Championship and lower, on a non existent budget. Bringing in Martyn, Cahill, Arteta, Saha, Lescott for next to nothing, amazing. What he did for Everton over 11 years earned him the job at Old Trafford, never forget that.

[@digdog16]

We weren't going down when he took over, he never prevented us going into the Championship. He had a smaller budget but still one of the top 10 in the league. Everton were never as small as he made people believe and he was never as good as he wanted you to believe. He did well initially but he had Everton dropping slowly down the league. When he left Martinez beat his best season by 7 points, and the previous season by 9 points, with largely the same side. Moyes stayed too long and went stale.

[@thedude5600]

steve ferninho Walter Smith won 1 game of his last 13 in charge, taking a pathetic 7 points out of 39. Losing to Sunderland & Ipswich who went down. Moyes won 13 points out of his 27 possible, beating Derby & Bolton who were scrapping with us. Everton stayed up in 2001/02 by 7 points. I’d say he stopped Everton being relegated.

[@digdog16]

@@thedude5600 We were never in the relegation zone mate. There was no danger.

[@neiljohnson1536]

he was only one player short of a top four finish in eight seasona 20 goal a season centre forward,he was a top manager.

[@tonynesbit9673]

Spot on Steve,no way were we winning anything with this guy as he just didn't have that winning mentality,I went to many games were I thought go on we can beat these go for it but for whatever reason he/we just wouldnt/couldn't it drove us fans mad,his record against the so called top 5 is beyond appalling and the cup final against Chelsea,we were lucky not to have been beaten 6or 7 to 1,I was so pissed of that day sitting there surrounded by thousands of evertonians bored out of our nuts watching Chelsea play with us whilst that gobshite Moyes just stood admiring them instead of changing his shite tactics,same thing happened against a shite Liverpool team in the semi at Wembley a few years later,he was and is a50% manager,if you want middle of the road stability then hire Moyes it really pisses me of when fans say he was great for us HOW as he won fuck all the only Everton manager in our history to have not won Everton a trophy in a decade, whenever we /he really needed to win the important games he FAILED evert single one of them.

[@davidmoyes9352]

What a class act! People don't realize that Everton was in the gutter when Moyesy took over & restored some of their identity back with that amazing run.

[@kubatomasiak8170]

I always feel that Moyes deserved more time at united. looking at how the club is giving ole time I think that Moyes could've been successful if he was given his first season to try to cement his philosophy and bring in the right players that fit his style of play

[@JMEAUS22]

United hadn't realised just how much of influence Sir Alex had & how much work was actually required. Definitely didn't give him enough time.

[@theordinaryboy4412]

Welcome back to West Ham David. I for one thought the board were crazy to let you go . Good Luck . COYI.

[@MarknoblesAcidhouseparty]

how right you were sir

[@ulicesmiranda9957]

@@MarknoblesAcidhouseparty Right ?? !! 4th place coming into march is remarkable

[@ferrousallotrope]

I could listen to him talk all day. Great coach, great person. Thank you for this

[@kathryndyer926]

He's got integrity.

[@Sdea1903]

Look at him now, took West Ham from relegation fodder to 4th in the premier league. You cant say he isn't a great manager. Time is needed to put his own footballing philosophy in place. Man Utd gave him 10 months.

[@Mr-zx8fu]

David moyes is one of the best and most sought after managers...if you ask David Moyes. I genuinely envy that self belief.

[@spudders9034]

Still rate moyes as a manager Very solid pair of hands at Preston and everton, as a united fan i feel the club had him doomed from the start, he needed help from sir alex and david gill to transition into the job, thought he did ok at sociedad, he did have a disaster at Sunderland but he kept west ham up as well The next job he takes needs to be the right fit

[@robbert1300]

it's rumoured that he might succeeded marco silva at everton if he either leaves or gets sacked

[@spudders9034]

@@robbert1300 heard that, not many better choices available that would go to everton tbh

[@robbert1300]

@@spudders9034 that depends in terms of big names no but their might be good managers interested look at brendan rogers and leichester city

[@spudders9034]

@array s most people when they go to a club will bring their backroom staff so i dont see the point you are making

[@ricochet2977]

reece bailie Lot’s of us west ham fans wanted the board to give Moyes a two year contract, he only had 6 months to save us from certain relegation , only fair he was rewarded.

[@wild4fp]

Great at Preston. Defense and manager.

[@vbitatule]

Thank you for the insight and you’re worthy of great respect for your work with Everton! You needed more time at United.

[@thunderjoy7250]

Wish u all the best back at west ham ..

[@UVMEA1]

Great interview David, Hope to see you back at Everton sometime in the Future only this time with a Decent budget and bit more knowledge and the belief that Everton truly is Nil Satis Nisi Optimum!

[@joeylara3957]

All in all this man has a great understanding of the professional game from grass roots to the owners. When he said that it was about appeasing the owners that’s exactly what it’s about. Some of these managers fail, because they don’t get the proper time to “over haul”. That takes time.

[@lesterbezuidenhout9179]

Wow. This was good to listen to.

[@montanaprime]

Such a wonderful job Moyes is doing at West Ham. Good Luck to the Hammers this season #COYI

[@HIM3153]

Have one interview with Marcelo Bielsa and Louis Van Gaal.

[@tycoffeegalaballetaliyatan54]

As a fan of Liverpool, I have always respected and respected David Moyes, he always reminded me of the story of "David and Galiath"! We Reds were lucky that he was not given enough time in the camp of MU sworn to us! I'll tell you like a scouser YNWA!

[@Thanks_for_posting.]

He’s dedicated for sure

[@AbdulAziz-ws5ut]

I want to see a masterclass from Sir Alex Ferguson:(

[@dikoenatsolo5561]

Football is ever changing

[@evanduffy5310]

Moyesey a proper legend from time

[@Ronan_2008]

@22m 12s I think this is a really great approach, whomever introduced it deserves a round of applause. And hey, at least Moyes-ie gave foreign management a go, fair play to him!

[@Magicalfluidprocess]

This is great content

[@blueSkies777]

Top manager, top bloke.

[@zephergaming4437]

He came in at United and wanted to implement change, the players were resistant to that, they resisted any change from sir Alex methods, the club needed to back David and let him put his mark on the squad, we know he wasn’t given a proper shot

[@AdamM7796]

Couldn't agree more, I hope we don't make the same mistake with Ole, Moyes here talks about it taking years to change a club and a squad and everyone has to realise that

[@anonymousbot4885]

To be fair, he got the chance to be the coach of Man United due to his track record of longevity and that same Scottish cloth like Sir Alex. But I think anyone would've had a very hard time taking over Sir Alex. No doubt he didn't get the backing he needed from the board. It also didn't help him that David Gill left and Ed Woodward has taken over so the club losing Sir Alex and David Gill was a huge shake-up in the management and executive structure of the club. The other thing I honestly wished he did was actually keep the coaching staff at United instead of bringing his own from Everton. Rene Meulensteen and Mike Phelan understand what the club is all about and could've helped Moyes transition into it easier. The squad he inherited from Sir Alex also needed to change with a good number of players over 30+ years old. Playing style, tactics, and management wise: if u guys remember the fulham game at Old Trafford where Man United set the record for the most crosses in a Premier League match, they only managed to draw 2-2. Emphasis on defensive structure formations and focusing on opponent's strength rather than your own attacking strengths and ball skills caused a change mentally to players as well. Ferdinand said "dang I didn't know our opponents were that good". You would never heard that during Sir Alex's managerial time. But overall, football was turgid and his successor Van Gaal wasn't much different except Van Gaal actually did well in big games against top 6 oppositions.

[@marvmark5878]

David Moyes tried to turned United into Everton, simple... he lost his job

[@marvmark5878]

@@AdamM7796 when they realized Moyes was trying to turned United into Everton... they sacked him simple

[@manutdforever2857]

@@marvmark5878 someone who has a brain screw the people who said be should have been given time

[@tbeau6663]

Top man

[@matthewdrake4979]

Proper Premier League manager COYI

[@wngmv]

it's not just getting the owners, CEOs and directors to understand change takes time. The biggest factor is probably the fans. You see them demanding the head of managers if they don't get good result in a year. The problem is, the more often you sack the managers, the more difficult it is to get back on track. After Doc got sacked United went for 9 years of unsuitable coaches with decent players before they hired Ferige. it took Fergie 7 years to a league title. Liverpool has been not competitive for 15 years, and then there was another 15 years doing right thing and wrong thing. City had spent years gradually rebuild. Yet us United fans want us to be competitive next year after 7 year's mismanagement. Ole might not be a tactical genius. I don't know. But his rebuilding is definitely on the right track. We should let him continue, and see what progress he makes. I want to see our players fighting for the ball on pitch. I want to see them dejected after a loss, not posting on instagram. I want to see leadership returning to the team in and out of the dressing room. I want to see them respect the badge and play for it. It won't be fast, It will be painful to watch Liverpool collecting medals while we struggle to get CL football. But if we are patient, and make sure our manager is a good fit, we will come back.

[@johnjo2502]

I wouldn't "knock" the SFA coaching badges. The ones the Welsh FA put on are very highly regarded and one of the best places to do your badges.

[@jemmace2586]

I remember going to games at EFC and hearing the moaning coming from fans at half time, it got on my nerves no end! I have the utmost respect for what he did at EFC, I understand the fans impatience with him because we are EFC fans and want to see us back where we were in the old days before the epl money shift, unfortunately that still hasn't yet materialised and partly because he did leave for pastures new, no-one came blame him for that in all honesty but I still do hold that against him! We'd be on another level by now if he'd have stayed, best of luck to him though and who knows, we might jsut see him back at EFC one day??

[@pisangsetan7757]

the time he was given in m.u was not enough..the budget he earn also was not enough..i wish him return to everton.... i miss his era

[@gazelliott2414]

needed time at utd

[@thouston7]

"Get Back !!!!"

[@Barbs1986]

I have David Moyes Everton training jursey, I've had it since 2006. Everyone asks me who DM is?

[@AJ-ct8om]

Always liked Moyes. People forget how class he was at Everton because of a poor spell at United, which I think Sir Alex fucked him up on before he walked in. The Sunderland spell was a disaster but lets be frank the club was on a downward spiral for years, it was gonna go wrong eventually. West Ham, a ready made club showed him to be an astute manager. Not his squad and at times a basket case with the new stadium etc. But he did fine.

[@kathryndyer926]

He was undermines at Utd.

[@bohergoy]

I bet he hated being undermines. Why don't you read your text before pressing return? Just a question.

[@kathryndyer926]

Alan Jones I know. Sorry.

[@TheInsideVideo]

Impossible to watch on mobile due to all the ads. Shame.

[@omgisthatvik]

16:50 for his time at United

[@delboysilva2677]

come to Aston Villa!!!!!!

[@VillaBoys123]

Don't be silly

[@delboysilva2677]

@@VillaBoys123 ma niggah please why not ma niggah

[@SomPrince]

Imagine if Manchester United did this with Moyes a lot of the united fans would have understood him better and supported him

[@liammcc7577]

I want him back at west ham he'd get more out of the players than Pellegrini

[@kevinbradley7606]

He's back and I'm pleased to see him back.

[@liammcc7577]

@@kevinbradley7606 I know m8 hoping for a big win against Bournemouth COYI ⚒

[@o.binwheelie9733]

might've been onto something here mate

[@abraham8178]

After decade in Everton, finally he got Everton climb above Man Utd by being man utd manager

[@davidwaddington9414]

he should go back to Everton now, they really need him.

[@sunnyxdays1036]

What a Manager is record second to none what he has won in is football career a everton legend .

[@stevoc9930]

A Charity Shield?

[@tonynesbit9673]

So in super manager daves head achievement and success means finishing above Liverpool twice in11 years Jesus wept and there ladies and gentlemen in a nutshell was the psyche Ambition of our club under Moyes check out his record against Liverpool,it is beyond woeful/embarrassing ,I can only remember us winning 3 of his 24/25 games against them nice one,in my opinion he started off this horrific run against them which we mentally cannot get out of to this day.

[@jibble3440]

I would happily have Mosey back at the club when we get that new stadium, Marco Silva is a joke compared to this man. With the owners money, he would perform miracles... he doesn't needs people like Walsh to show him great players. Arteta, Saha, Lescott, Coleman, Baines, Howard, Neville, Johnson for a season or so and Diniyar Biliyaldinov (lol) with he screamers. Praise be Moyes, come back my friend.

[@deanmo3599]

Sir Alex give him tittle the chosen one .But he fail!.Maybe Everton fans can call him the needed one .Now they really need him!!!

[@TheRu5tyNaiL]

Destroyed kagawa A super talent

[@stevoc9930]

Taking over from Alex Ferguson is the only time in Moyes career that he succeeded.

[@soad4verr]

Moyes problem in the big games is he set up Man Utd to defend. The players weren't used to that so Moyes inevitable lost the respect in the dressing room

[@zephergaming4437]

Darkhalls he never had the respect of the dressing room

[@MrGts92]

Jose has done it, LVG kind of did it initially but had more balanced, Ole is now doing it. When that happens, it's more than just manager thing

[@monjursnews]

Why does he whistle when pronouncing words with ‘ch’ on it

[@nattyco]

He might be back at Everton before too long.

[@elienaddour8973]

David moyes should replace marco silva and return to everton as manager.

[@simpedros4766]

Elie Naddour no he shouldn’t

[@johnmclaren123]

Did the dirty on Everton not signing a contract letting it run down knowing he was being lined up for the United job. After being recommended by big Al. Also saw this moron bring on a sub in the 94th minute. What did the ref do. He added 30 seconds on. What happened. Man City scored. I don't like the guy

[@johnmclaren123]

You clearly weren't a regular at goodison during beatties short spell the guy spent more time in the boozer he needed a sports bra

[@qwho4214]

United was way above is station and his arrogance didn't help.

[@simpedros4766]

Q Who having a bunch of arrogant players way past their sell by date who undermined him didn’t help.

[@qwho4214]

@@simpedros4766 You mean the same players that won the premier league the year before?

[@simpedros4766]

@@qwho4214 doesn't mean they weren't arrogant pricks. Didn't vidic leave as well so the cb that held everything together had gone and he was left with prick end ferdinand and evra who were miles past it by then and didn't take kindly to getting dropped

[@qwho4214]

@@simpedros4766 A team that won the league by 11 points became shit overnight according to you? Vidic played a year for Moyes and then left. Clearly he knew where Utd were going under him!

[@stephengarrity2092]

The peoples amphibian!!! A decade of winning fuck all!!!!!!

[@johnmclaren123]

Signed James beatie for Everton said it all. Guys deluded.

[@gary-9340]

He finished 4th that season

[@OldManFifa]

Beattie did well for Everton. Was an upgrade on Marcus bent.

[@joelcurran3466]

@@gary-9340 Everton finished 4th with Bent upfront. Beattie arrived after.

[@joelcurran3466]

Beattie wasn't a bad signing at the time.... It wasn't a ''great'' signing either. He did alright, that's it.

[@blackmanta2527]

David Moyes: The man who started Man Uniteds poor performances 👏👏👏

[@iPro3million]

Shut up Chris.

[@81chipper89]

Ferguson started it by not revamping the team before he left. They won the League but it was obvious that Evra, Ferdinand and Vidic would need replacing before long. And Welbeck and Cleverley were never going to be depended on.

[@iPro3million]

lee chipper it’s not Ferguson’s job to prepare the team for the next manager

[@81chipper89]

@@iPro3million he obviously hadn't planned ahead the way he did previously. Maybe I'm being harsh on him but he clearly bought RVP just to get him one more title then he knew he was off. Moyes was handed a very tough job to manage expectations with an aging team and decidedly average squad players like the two I mentioned.

[@iPro3million]

lee chipper he didn’t plan ahead because he knew he was retiring. Of course it was an extremely difficult job for Moyes or indeed any manager who would’ve taken it. But Sir Alex is not responsible for it in any way, it’s not his job to help his successor

[@scotty101ire]

never ever won anything never even got close championship manager at best over his head at man u got found out a disaster in spain and hasn,t had a job since why is he still even relevant

[@VillaBoys123]

Absolute nonsense and factually laughable.

[@AdamNicholsMusic]

You clearly know nothing about football