Ancelotti - Former Everton Manager

[tsubaki]

10th. 59 points. Utter miracle with this squad. Turned Dom into a 20 goals a season England international.

fixed Pickford as well

 

[Martin Alvito]

Its his way or the highway, you dont have to like it but you have to accept it.

You don't have to accept it, but you do have to accept that you can't change it. It's a fact.

Unfortunately, the outright denial of facts and reality seems to have become fashionable of late.

 

[Bob Latchford]

Makes you realise how good a manager he is when comparing his time with us to Benitez.

Such a shame he couldnt build on the platform he built and instead the squads confidence and ability are eroding beneath their feet.

The team was a horror to watch. I was delighted to get him in, underwhelmed with what he did but still strangely disappointed when he left.

 

[brigadier]

We went more defensive because pickford was giving a goal a game away, if he got the the keeper he wanted at the start of the season I'm sure we would of done a lot better, he knew the standard of this group of players he couldn't trust them to play possession football.

 

[twoblue]

10th. 59 points. Utter miracle with this squad. Turned Dom into a 20 goals a season England international.

Revisionism. Dom was going to be a better striker last season whoever was in charge.
Carlo was coasting here. Bringing in two 29 year olds shows as his major signings showed he had no long term vision here

 

[kenada_blue]

Revisionism. Dom was going to be a better striker last season whoever was in charge.
Carlo was coasting here. Bringing in two 29 year olds shows as his major signings showed he had no long term vision here

Behave.

 

[CharliePotato]

Revisionism. Dom was going to be a better striker last season whoever was in charge.
Carlo was coasting here. Bringing in two 29 year olds shows as his major signings showed he had no long term vision here

Why would Anchelotti ever have any vision at everton apart my a a cash driven one.

 

[gonetomorrow]

Talk of empty stadiums reminds me of old times.

Ancelotti sipping coffee while Bernie shoots down Spurs.

 

[longers]

Great manager but let’s be honest, he was pretty crap at Everton regardless of us being second on Boxing Day (Why that even gets mentioned is beyond me, like it’s some kind of achievement lol). We were genuinely good for like the opening five or six matches and then basically spawned tons of dodgy results with poor displays for a couple of months before reverting back to textbook Everton. We played dreadful football for the most part just like we do nowadays.

Wasn’t arsed when he left, definitely not arsed now.

 

[Scally1878]

Cant believe people genuinely were questioning him at the end of the season, it was only a matter of time before his miracle work faded away with this shambles of a team.

 

[longers]

Cant believe people genuinely were questioning him at the end of the season, it was only a matter of time before his miracle work faded away with this shambles of a team.

There was nothing remotely close to miracle work in his time at Everton.

 

[Armaghtoffee]

There was nothing remotely close to miracle work in his time at Everton.

Unmitigated success compared to this manager’s effort.

 

[YoboCopter]

Unmitigated success compared to this manager’s effort.

Final finish will tell us that

 

[Baines' left foot]

Definitely, definitely, definitely glad this pizza and pasta eating waster is no longer associated with us.

He should have done so much more with this squad!

 

[Martin Alvito]

There was nothing remotely close to miracle work in his time at Everton.

The no-striker win against Wolves was legit. We won ugly from December onward, but at least they were wins.

I think the way we gasped across the finish line after Madrid came calling left a bad taste in a lot of people's mouths.