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David Moyes • Tactics, Everton's Evolution • Masterclass
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2019
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David Moyes joined Everton from Preston North End in March 2002, signing a four-year deal. He arrived at a club languishing one point above the relegation zone and with one win in their last 13 league games. Under his management, the Toffees went on to win four and draw one of their nine remaining league games, finishing the season 15th in the league and maintaining their top-flight status.
The following season, Moyes led the team to seventh - their highest finish in six seasons - and was named the LMA’s Manager of the Year for his achievement in turning around the club’s fortunes.
Acrosss 11 years in the job, Moyes took charge of Everton on more than 500 occasions, steering them as high as fourth in the league in 2005, leading them on four European campaigns, and taking them to an FA Cup final in 2009.
In this exclusive video from The Coaches’ Voice, Moyes talks us through the tactical evolution of his Everton side throughout his tenure, paying particular attention to a victory over Manchester United during his final season at Goodison Park - in which he identified and targeted a specific weakness within the United back line.
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#everton #davidmoyes
I'm honestly loving the growth of this channel. Brilliant content
David Moyes and his Troops Phil Neville, Tim Cahill, Mikel Arteta, Tony Hibbert, Tim Howard, Leon Osman, Leighton Baines, Joleon Lescott, Phil Jagielka, Steven Piennar.....Even Anichebe will always in my heart
What I love about David Moyes, even years after he left always addresses Everton with ‘us’ and ‘we’ - class act
You really need to get Fergie to do one of these.
He could talk about how he massively stitched up his subsequent managers such that Utd are now a laughing stock 😆
I would love to see the $4420 in the brown envelope for the referee formation and his counter attack at pace to the youth player's parents with cash and cars to get them to sign the contract.
Andrew Vance nah, united was in trouble since the 80s. Fergie was just that good he carried a wounded deer on his back for 20 years. Look at some of those squads he used to win titles...
@@Slim2Flo Talking absolute shite!
They're never getting Ferguson.
Built us a really decent side, just couldn't find that top striker. Ironically, we got one as soon as he left.
its kinda unfair they give moyes jelavic & naismith..its good but wasnt enough but they give martinez a lot of money to bring lukaku..after that everton kinda untill now,big money came in but nothing change..wish moyes return
ahmad Nabil rose tinted, I loved moyes but are team was so one dimensional aswell as overly defensive. I mean if course this was almost fully down to us not having the money to create more options for him, but he showed at united that he struggles without his specific cast of player types. Have faith in Marco
@@patrickevelane Yeah, we were VERY one dimensional under Moyes. I prefer what Marco is bringing to the club, I think that with a few more pieces and some continuity we could have a team that competes for Europe regularly.
What the fuck you talking about Hahaha Hahaha Hahaha Hahaha Hahaha Hahaha
@@patrickevelane Pretty much every manager struggles at the PL table without their type..
In my opinion David Moyes saved Everton and put Everton back on the map, am so greatful for what he did
Yup. He flopped with us but did really well with everton
I would actually like him back after Ferguson obviously
I think that if Moyes has stayed for a couple more seasons he would have won a trophy, but hey-ho, he made his decision and I’m gutted it didn’t work out for him cos I’ll always appreciate what he did for Everton.
array s is still take him back
Chelsea fan. But content like this raises the level of knowlwdge across the football world. Brilliant. Liked and subscribed
Yup, I come here to calm down after reading fan comments on Instagram.
He’s current WestHam team is set up this way. Brilliant
Unfortunately the games moved on though, which is their current problem.
Always an Everton legend in my eyes, built a good, solid side with practically nothing for a budget. Go on Moysey!
Bit disappointing how he left but Everton owe a huge amount to Davey Moyes, definitely turned the club around.
He signed fellaini for united; arguably the best signing united made since Fergie left. Caused no problems in the squad, and god knows how many points he saved us down the years. He did three things very well; was a dangerous target man who scored often enough, and forced the opposition players to gravitate towards him and create space for other players. He gave us an option to play through the midfield from the air with balls that any other player on the pitch would have to flick on, but that he could take down to his feet. Very good option for avoiding the press and retaining possesion. He also did well as arial defence when you were holding onto a game and defending long balls.
Tbh it's so sad that Fellaini never got the respect he deserved. Aways got trolled one way or other.
As a fellow united fan, I totally agree with you.
If he’s still around and if OGS uses him, he may have gotten us enough points to get into the TOP 4.
@@reeveswongpiano particularly as ole started using the long ball, except it's impolite to call it that when it's not mourinho
Exactly. Lad had the misfortune of coming in as the marquee when he wasn’t supposed to be. Never lived it down.
I think he'll be one of those who is only really appreciated long after he's gone.
His ability to control a ball with his chest was the best I've ever seen.
I've always felt sorry for Moyes. You get the impression he always knew he wasn't cut out for big club management, hence stayed at Everton for so long reportedly turning down plenty of better offers, but the opportunity to replace the greatest manager in PL history is what it is, you can't turn it down. I hope he finds the right club for himself in the future who trust him to do what he's actually good at, taking low expectation teams and gradually ascending them up the league, cos right now he's got a reputation that's not reflective of his skill or past accomplishments.
Absolutely love this channel btw. Hearing these managers talk, get their philosophies across away from the pressure of a TV panel challenging them is very inspiring viewing.
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Agreed. It's sad that his spell at United has ruined his reputation. Two of the best managers in the history of football has failed to succeed at United, so it's wrong to judge Moyes as a manager based on his results there. The fact that he turned an average Everton side into a top four contender proves just how good of a manager he is.
Look at it this way, only two managers since 1970 have succeeded at Manchester United - and one of them got them relegated.
@@shanewright2772 but nowadays demand isn't same, we have established our name all over the world, relegated is not an option, getting >4 is not an option anymore...but i think the problem now is some players does not have a red heart, they play for fame, money, and hobby, only shaw, marcus, david that is playing with all their heart, david's patience is almost done, wonder what will he do next year
Gold 999. I have no idea what you just said but will defend to the death your right to say it.
David Moyes as a manager is always laughed at and ridiculed because of his short time at Manchester United but his time at Everton showed what a masterclass of a manager he actually was, taking a nothing team who were persistently languishing near the relegation zone for years, with a transfer budget that matched a struggling team and slowly got them to be a strong contender for trophies, all the whilst struggling with a very low transfer budget.
Granted he never won anything whilst at Everton but he had proven he could take on a struggling premiership team that had a very low transfer budget and make them into contenders. If only Everton had the financial mite of the top 6, who knows what he was capable of. Funny thing is, that chance came when he took on the managers job at Manchester United when Alex Ferguson retired. Even though they have just won the league title, the squad was ageing and nearly everyone in the football world knew this. Moyes had to rebuild the squad but the biggest problem was that a new executive had join the club, a man who had no previous football experience what so ever, but came in with the responsibility of handling players transfers, that man be vice chairman Ed Woodward.
As every manager does, they give the list of players who they want to the person in charge of getting those players. Moyes was no different but here was the problem and in many people's opinion, the downfall of Moyes term as manager was that his list went to a man who have ZERO experience of football club transfer dealings. The result of this is that Moyes was unable to get ANY of the players he requested and ended up making a panic buy, getting Marouane Fellaini. With no new fresh players coming to the club, Moyes was stuck with the ageing players, players who were stuck in their ways and only knew how to play on style of football, that style being Fergusons style of football.
A run of poor results with this ageing squad eventually led to his sacking, 9 months after being given the job. Moyes was like a lamb to the slaughter. He deserved much better than what he got. United treated him badly. If the club had got him fresh new players, he would have been able to have a chance but no, Woodward screwed up due to his non-experience of the transfer market and it cost Moyes his job.
Never going on to win anything though
@@peterberisford4460 Mauricio Pochettino 5 yrs and counting, not won anything, so at the present moment, your point is worthless.
Have a lot of gratitude and respect for what D M at Everton .....he was brilliant too at getting quality very cheap .....what price did we pay for Coleman ! ....wow ........ the send off from the players and fans when he left, was class.....way above the sad way other clubs and fans treat their managers ......wishing D M well ......and success and failure always follow each other ...eventually ...even for the so called great ones ...The higher you go ...the further you fall and the pain is harder ...
felt sad about the treatment of Big Sam at Everton ....very unpleasant way to treat another human being ...and what comes around, goes around ......so Everton will suffer for this.....
THANKS DAVID MOYES AND GOOD LUCK .....he has wonderful knowledge and seems so calm and relaxed ....love the way he talks about the Everton v Man United game .....ha ha .....
Sheila Kirwan jog on love allardyce was a dinosaur and his style of football would never be accepted at Everton
He couldn't get away quick enough when United came calling. 🤣🤣
The team that made me love this beautiful club, never forget what Moyes has done!
The way he built up Everton was brilliant. United was just too big for him I think
they shouldve given him more time, look at how many coaches have been sacked since moyes left
Not Moyes fault , United destiny is on decline. Mou or van Gaal can't fix that team too.
moyes ruined the club. united wouldn’t be where they are today if it wasn’t for moyes getting rid of the backroom staff and coaches who were vital to our success.
owners are the biggest reason but at least we had success under them, the coaches like rene meulensteen and phelan were vital
Anyone following Alex Ferguson had a hard act to follow no matter who it was
Moyes has always been a manager that needs time. United was too big a step IMO but the squad he had was aging and he has no help with transfers. Sociedad was a risk and Sunderland were already screwed.
If he was given a chance at West Ham I think he would've improved them which he was showing in the last 3-4 months.
Ultimately I think he needs to drop to the Championship and build his way back up again.
Everton were very competitive for a few years but they never had a decent 2nd unit in the Moyes era. That made them appear very inconsistent. Often time they were the best team after the top 4
Absolutely. And the lower clubs got a lot less money before the new tv deal. It was a lot harder for mid table teams back then. Nowadays ,if you stay in the premier league for 2-3 years ,you've made about 300million from the tv deal. Moyes' everton was built on a pretty tight budget. I think he got Cahill for a million.
I just love the way he talks.
Think he is a decent manager. Did great at Everton. Didnt get backed at United and didnt get enough time. Did a decent job in Socidad kept them up in his 1st seasom and finished mid table in 2nd as well as dealing with language barrier and different culture. Failed at Sunderland (but every manager has last couple of seasons). Sunderland was simply the wrong job at the wrong time. And I think he did a very good job at WHU. Taking over 18th and finishing 13th as well as getting Arnoutuvic scoring and working hard. Good manager IMO.
No manager would have survived that season at Sunderland. They simply didnt have the players and the owners weren't prepared to spend anything.
So good to see an Everton feature on a channel, keep up the great content
Super video. I remember these teams and it's great to hear David explain his thinking. Thank you.
Thanks Sarah!
i agree, great video. too young to witness the great teams of the 80s but have great memories of the david moyes era. unfortunately, we loss the cup final to chelsea. if only we had both mikel and jags fit . things might have been different.
To be fair to him he did build a very solid team at Everton but I feel like he has tarnished his reputation since.
His name is shite amongst Evertonians as he properly shat on Everton at the end.
@@dodibenabba1378Especially when he wanted to buy all our players trying to destroy the team he built.
He actually did a good job at West Ham despite what the other fans will say. I think it would of been relegation if it wasn't for Moyes.
@@dodibenabba1378 I know what you mean, esp. re the price he offered for Baines. But it's very sad to hear that his incredible achievements at Everton have been wiped out by that incident. He should never have left Everton, I'm sure he realises it (probably realised it within a few weeks of being at Man Utd). Everton were a force every year under Moyes, I wish the fans would forgive him for what happened afterwards. We all make mistakes, and - who knows - maybe there were other factors at play that we don't know about from his time at Man Utd. He looks like a ghost now after what happened at Old Trafford, it's sad to see. I think he should shave his head and get back to being that mad bastard he was in the Everton dugout. When he talks now, he's too soft, and when he's soft, he's not believable. He needs to become a growling leader again. All the best from a Glasgow Rangers fan. Everton are my favourite English team, always have been.
He couldn’t say no to United (all managers have struggled there since), he took over a team in Spain who were already fighting relegation then he came to West Ham and did a good job.
His reputation might have taken a big bump but anyone sensible would realise he is still a good manager and that it wasn’t really his fault.
One of the most beautiful team in the world.
When you look back at that Everton team 2005-2014, they really should have won something during that time so while Moyes deserves great credit as a tactician, I also think he lacked a bit of ability to deliver confidence on the big occasion. I think back to the 2009 cup final and the way they coiled into their shell after scoring rather than trying to play to their pressing strength, at a time when they traditionally gave Chelsea an uncomfortable game. The 2012 cup semi-final against Liverpool when Everton went into the game in great form while Liverpool were in a bit of a mess. Yet again, failed to capitalise on a lead. and, most crucially 2013 when they treated a home cup quarter-final with Wigan as a gimme and got mugged. Perhaps a bit harsh as they didn't have the money to compete. Of course, it could now be argued that they do have the money and aren't competing but I think they could be a big player in the hunt for domestic honours in 2019/20 season.
absolutely nailed every part of that pal. i'm confident for the future for the first time in a good while. #inmarcoitrust
My thoughts exactly.
There was another team called Man United managed by a man named Alex Ferguson.
Problem with your logic is that there were always 4 or 5 teams better than you domestically, so I don't see how you 'should' have won anything. I say domestically because, as we all know, Everton are a steaming pile of shit in Europe
The Ev...The Shoulders! Hahahahahahahaha
Pablo Fornals playing in that Steven Pienaar role
The greatest manager of all time. Deserves the Barca job.
As an American who's just getting into the fine details of football, this is invaluable. Subscribing 👍.
He was great for that level of team. However, this video exemplifies why he failed at Man Utd.
Terrific channel. Absolutely love the stuff you put out. Really insightful.
David Moyes is a good long term manager
The channel gets better and better
Hugely underrated manager. people seem to of forgot what he did at Everton for 11 years. No money yet Champions League qualification, numerous top 6 finishes, last 16 of Europa League and unlucky to get knocked out on pens, F.A Cup final which we lost to Chelsea. His purchases were value for money and outstanding buys e.g. Baines, Jagielka, Cahill, Arteta, Howard, Coleman, Pienaar, Lescott, Distin list goes on.
Have to admit that Everton team were very good for a sustained period. They were solid, well organized and a nightmare to play against. He built a good squad there and I think if he stayed and turned the man U job down he may have just built something very special.
Honestly, you can see he is a very good manager, but not for a big team, because you can see how good defensive he is and with a semi good team he can attack that way..
Maybe he shoulve tried Italy, his style seems to match with italian football, he can do well in a big club maybe
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Football genius David Moyes
These videos are so great, thankyou
Genius
The David Moyes turned real Madrid down twice to stay at Everton what a legend . BORN
Great channel, so glad I recently discovered it
Thank you! 😭 We hope you'll stick around.
Respect
I still believe sacking moyes was a harsh decision. Guy needed his time
He wasn’t sacked at Everton
I would have Moyes back at Everton in a heartbeat. To me he is part of the soul of the club.
unless you mean a role outside manager, i don't agree. Marco is going to make something special at our club. #inmarcoitrust
I'm a little less sanguine about Silva. To me he is just Martinez with a cheaper tailor. But I do agree, something special is happening for Everton and its and exciting time to be an Evertonian. I think, though, its more likely Mr Brands will be the surer vector for the improvement
@@shanewright2772respect your opinion pal. i wanted marco appointed right when back when koeman was sacked and trust him (and unlike others i did stick by him through that awful mid season spell unlike others now pretending they always liked him)
1) I think he's a bit more adaptable then roberto was, yes he has his style but unlike martinez who played the same way no matter what, he's willing to make tweaks to it. 2) Also many may disagree but when it has been clicking, the football we played this year is the best i've watched (21 years old, been an evertonian around 15 years) and i include the first martinez season in that. yes the results were better that season, but the high press high tempo passing of this team i enjoy even more when its on fire. 3) remember what the man inherited, martinez got a very good moyes team and added a top striker to it, marco has had to rebalance the defence and midfield because our team was in horrible shape when he arrived, and he didn't really have a proper striker this season.. also we were playing good stuff under moyes the previous year and roberto added to that, marco had to radically change it from the bollocks of allardyce (and i would argue to a lesser extent koeman) and that takes time. 4. his track record that for some reason has been shat on a lot is underrated, he was hugely successful at estoril, sporting and olympiakos, he turned round hull and almost kept that awful team in the league (niasse up front was their talisman lol) and his watford team were going really well till we turned him (hope you enjoyed those abusive cunts getting pumped in the fa cup final too) 5. also love the man's down to earth personality. roberto was positive even when everything was going to shit which was infuriating and koeman and allardyce has an arrogance that evertonians don't like, marco has come with the attitude he has to prove himself to us, which i love.
Just a few reasons why i'm a fan of him!
I wouldn’t touch moyes with a barge pole he’s damaged goods and as they say , never go back
Based many a Football Manager tactic out of your Everton side, David. Still think it's a style that's applicable these days, but just needs the correct personnel. Nice attractive football, with a strong defence. Players came and left, but the tactics remained the same.
Opposition had a makeshift centre-back so we put Fellaini high and hit the diagonal all game.
Thanks for the tactical masterclass. It's a wonder Moysie is out of work.
Mate you might not like Moyes but targeting weakness in the opposition is clever tactics
It’s just that it’s what he also did in every other game
@@sacred1827 he did a decent job at Everton. I think he's outdated but is still probably good enough for a mid table prem team
Sure. I just don’t want to hear any tactical masterclasses from him
the pienaar/baines link was quality.
David moyes should be scotland manager.
He will be one day
No chance he's pish
Hope he becomes Manchester United's manager one day... Only time will tell.
@@Mrbeerus1 He already has and failed
@@JacobiteBhoy perfect match then ;)
Everton team around 2007-2011 was a really decent team. Could be a top 4 team now
Now I understand why he plays Fornals out wide
We need a David Moyes tactics video with West Ham
He tried to turn man utd into Everton
Which was his down fall
Tried to bring players for Everton and took us straight to 7th and that was as good as he was
Showing vidic and Ferdinand videos of jagelka 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
His successor did far worse with far more time and a far more ridiculous amount of money than the 10 months Moyes got.
Show Rio and vidic a video of big dunc and watch them shit there nappies
Only coach who used Fellaini in a right way
bakterija48i fellaini was a mortal under him under Jose he was god
I'm surprised Moyes didn't mention how the Baines / Pienaar combination would mix it up with Pienaar staying wide at times and Baines "under lapping" - which he knew he could afford to do because Pienaar's ball retention was so good, as was his ability to find Baines run on the inside with cute and clever play (or if not, he would often draw a foul and win us a free kick in a dangerous position).
would love for moyes to do well at west ham with us. starting to show signs but trying not to get ahead myself
Actually United beat Everton 2-0 at Old Trafford that season. Van Persie and I think Giggs(?) scored. I remember it because Fergie used it as a preparation game for Real Madrid which was a few days later. I guess Moyes got confused with the 4-4 from the season before.
Jack yep, you are spot on with that assumption haha
Sir Alex Ferguson: Tactical evolution, Manchester United is a must!!!
Was always doomed to fail coming in after fergie, but United fans were too impatient at the time to give him a chance
David Moyes is a good manager. He needs to go to a club he can build up again like Preston or Everton.
At the moment West Ham under his 2nd spell are picking up. They are 7th in the Prem.
I love Moysey .. Preston North End Legend !!
david moyes is a football genius .........lolllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
Great video.
David Moyes is one of my favourite managers
The last 5 minutes were dedicated to Fellaini. He can’t help himself, even now.
Tbh Fellaini in Everton was something else though.
nsking99 as a united fan I love fellaini. The man had his moment. He was unjustly hated by United fan
@@ozymandias8346 As a United fan myself, I feel we trolled him more than actually hating him.
Fellaini used to frustrate me because of his slow transitioning of the ball from def to attack and his lack of pace. He slowed the game both for the opposition and United both lol.
But he would score when we needed a goal the most and when everyone least expected him to. For those moments he saved us, I thank him from the bottom of my heart. He still is an ex united player.
Now I'm waiting for a video of him explaining the tactics of our decider against Fulham.
Please Do Rafa Benitez UCL 2005 Final Liverpool vs Milan!
Can you try and get Paul Cook on to describe his tactics for Wigan 1-0 Man City in 2018? That’d be amazing because I Love this channel!
Up The Tics 🔵⚪
Wish we had him now super Davie Moyes best etc manager for years legend👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️❤️
this man is everton itself, he create the system there and should never go to man utd
The way he pronounce Le carslie ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
miss you the chosen one lol
lmao he sucked arse
Should have been at Man U for years. 😂
@@sonlobo250 then united no more united kk
@@toptyu2 😂
I’m glad to see Moyes doing well for West Ham
Oh I love that Scottish accent, it's just so easy to understand, especially Fergie's speech 🏴 ❤️
Banging vid
Probably the funniest thing I have seen in 40 plus years of watching football..the words "Masterclass" & "Moyes" in same sentence! CHEERS THE CLUELESS ONE! made my Crimbo!
@Sinjin Smyth not judgemental..just a football fan who hates the way Moyes's team play...HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOF!
Cheers mark
Such a pity he did great at Everton . Great if he could come back with team around him , give him total control.
Steven Schillo Pieenar. South Africa atand up.
I'm still on your side David, 81 crosses are not that bad and you deserve better.
Gracias
I feel like he should head back up to Scotland and try to get the Celtic job. He's had a bit of a tough run post Man Utd.
I think we have all forgotten, this guy made united play sideways football
I agree even all the players went to the team doctor thinking they had crabs
Quality
I LOVE PIENAAR AND OSMAN COMBO
Plua Baines combining on the flank with Pienaar, hard working partnership with understanding!
legend
Dear god, as much as I can respect Moyes for his work previously from United, the thumbnail is going to get eviscerated by the general public of the internet...let the memes begin.
Always thought he was a good manager tbh. His Everton side proved this to me and while he did fail at United, I don’t think anyone really succeeded after Fergie left
Here before West Ham play Man City in the final game of the season. Moyes will get the W to give Arsenal the title.
He has a good and solid transfer plan before he got sacked in Man Utd. In 2013 - Kroos, Cesc, Baines, Bale, Jagielka, Herrera
Steven Pienaar!!!!! Go South Africa
Miss you moyes
I really wanted him to succeed at united
Would love to see David moyes talk about his season at united
You just know he loved being called a mastermind
moyes and masterclass should never be in the same sentence
Do one with 2 managers
This
Am amazed he didn't analyse Everton's capitulation by Martinez's Wigan in the fa cup! The impact of that defeat still felt now. Thanks David.
He’s got red hair but we don’t care Davy Davy moyes
I remember watching Moyes get caught high up the pitch a few times when he played for Bristol City, it wasn't pretty, he obviously remembers it too lol
they were like a regular fixture in the europa league for a while, always finishing in the top 6. Shame he left but he would have had regrets I suppose
Man I had hoped you would make him talk about his choice of tactics on United. Just really really want to hear him say it, that United CBs then (and now, too, actually) sucked.
Very underrated manager