Ronald Koeman discussion

[granter79]

Never wanted Koeman from the start but was pleasantly surprised at the results at first and his refreshing attitude.
Not too happy with him recently, the way he just dismissed Niasse, whether he is good enough or not the way he was treated with the lockers and saying no matter what he does he will never get a chance, was disappointing. His Lukaku speech was just naive and ill timed, every International break it seems Lukaku has someone lined up to speak about him leaving. Koeman should certainly should be given the time and windows to get the team he wants and to play the style he wants.

Niasse really? think he took one look and realised what a joke martinez left us with

 

[Mozza1987]

Apart from Chelsea he has done pretty well and I will still be backing him but I am getting sick of what has been coming out of his mouth this past week.

 

[rochdaleblue]

Can't wait for the game to come this weekend, if nothing else it will koeman talking about Everton. Don't get me wrong I was delighted with the appointment of koeman and still think he will get us European football, however I can't fail not to be annoyed when a kopite mate of mine has just texted me "Well done agent Koeman!" regarding his lukaku comments and talking up the RS title chances. If Martinez had said this (and I was one of his biggest critics) he would have been lynched. Is anyone else worrying that although I rate koeman as a manager I don't think that he 'gets' what being an Everton manager entails. By all means Ronald speak honestly about matters regarding our club (breath of fresh air after Martinez) but I'm sorry you've let yourself down and the fanbase with your comments this week.

 

[davek]

Can't wait for the game to come this weekend, if nothing else it will koeman talking about Everton. Don't get me wrong I was delighted with the appointment of koeman and still think he will get us European football, however I can't fail not to be annoyed when a kopite mate of mine has just texted me "Well done agent Koeman!" regarding his lukaku comments and talking up the RS title chances. If Martinez had said this (and I was one of his biggest critics) he would have been lynched. Is anyone else worrying that although I rate koeman as a manager I don't think that he 'gets' what being an Everton manager entails. By all means Ronald speak honestly about matters regarding our club (breath of fresh air after Martinez) but I'm sorry you've let yourself down and the fanbase with your comments this week.

His press conferences hammer it home: he has a complete disinterest in talking about Everton.

 

[Pittsburgh Footy]

I love when people slate him for having realistic expectations for this year, but brown shoes promised an impossible dream and everyone loved it

The reality is koeman knows we aren't champions league caliber, but I genuinely believe he wants to get us there. That takes his players and better overall quality.

He gets us to 7th this year that'll be a great base on which t build and act as a springboard t entice better players to come here

Very pragmatic. And honest. Once that happens the pressure will be moshiri to deliver the money

 

[rochdaleblue]

His press conferences hammer it home: he has a complete disinterest in talking about Everton.

I think that's harsh mate. I think his general demeanour is very passive and due to English being not as good as other managers he can come across rather passionless . It is more the nature of his comments this week, as opposed to his press conferences whereby I think he talks honestly about his opinions Everton related, that has concerned me.

 

[Ballyfermot]

That's not my camp. I'm in the 'STFU and do your job" camp.

One things for sure, your definetly camp.

 

[Khalekan]

Or don't then, no worries @Khalekan

Mike....."quoting" one's own post is a sure sign that one a)takes all this nonsense a tad too seriously and b) is an attention seeker.

rightbackatcha

 

[MikeH72]

Mike....."quoting" one's own post is a sure sign that one a)takes all this nonsense a tad too seriously and b) is an attention seeker.

rightbackatcha

 

[davek]

I think that's harsh mate. I think his general demeanour is very passive and due to English being not as good as other managers he can come across rather passionless . It is more the nature of his comments this week, as opposed to his press conferences whereby I think he talks honestly about his opinions Everton related, that has concerned me.

Nah, his actions back it up. Signed up for Everton then went off on holiday again; does short hours at FF; states he prefers not to live in the city; talks us down in the media.

Not an Everton man at all. Same as the owner of this club, a Sam Hammam type who's tone befits a small London club.

We can do better than the pair of these.

 

[tsubaki]

Nah, his actions back it up. Signed up for Everton then went off on holiday again; does short hours at FF; states he prefers not to live in the city; talks us down in the media.

Not an Everton man at all. Same as the owner of this club, a Sam Hammam type who's tone befits a small London club.

We can do better than the pair of these.

A work colleague of mine met him at a restaurant in Liverpool a couple of weeks ago, he was apparently sound and was quite happy to talk about Everton however he did also say that he (Koeman) got smashed.

 

[roydo]

states he prefers not to live in the city;

lol

 

[davek]

I love when people slate him for having realistic expectations for this year, but brown shoes promised an impossible dream and everyone loved it

The reality is koeman knows we aren't champions league caliber, but I genuinely believe he wants to get us there. That takes his players and better overall quality.

He gets us to 7th this year that'll be a great base on which t build and act as a springboard t entice better players to come here

Very pragmatic. And honest. Once that happens the pressure will be moshiri to deliver the money

Koeman knows this and Koeman knows that. The fellers achieved the square root of f.a. in footy management. He knows nothing.

 

[polish]

He's not an Everton man, but he's a decent enough manager. Who said he'll be here long term? He's here just to build a solid foundation for us to move forward and he's able to do that. I'd rather have someone brutally honest and demanding than another All Talk and No Action man who's snake oil salesman.

We were once a big club, now we're a club with big potential and I believe (as I always have and will) we're on a good road to wake it up. Koeman can talk whatever he wants as long he'll deliver us points and build a solid base for another manager

 

[Khalekan]

Koeman knows this and Koeman knows that. The fellers achieved the square root of f.a. in footy management. He knows nothing.

lol


And there's me thinking he was Rinus Michels re-incarnated given the guru status he had been accorded by some round these parts