Benitez Legacy - reflections

[Spadge Vernacular]

What happened to the thread dedicated to this sort of perversion?

Which one do you reckon is @FrenchDarrenBent ?

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Which one do you reckon is @FrenchDarrenBent ?

Now now. None of them look particularly French tbf.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

Now now. None of them look particularly French tbf.

Kronenbourg?

 

[FrenchDarrenBent]

Now now. None of them look particularly French tbf.

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The french know better! ??

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

 

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The french know better! ??

What is a French Darren Bent anyway?

A Sylvain Wiltord? Not quite Papin level, but a competent striker

 

[FrenchDarrenBent]

What is a French Darren Bent anyway?

A Sylvain Wiltord? Not quite Papin level, but a competent striker

Its what some Tottenhamfans once sung about Alexandre Lacazette. Didn't have the same level of inspiration you had when you signed up

 

[kenada_blue]

“When I arrived from the Olympics, I was even surprised at how much he (Rodriguez) was running and dedicating himself to training, training well.

And out of nowhere, the coach (Benitez) said he didn’t count on him anymore. And nobody understood anything.

“So, I think that also weighed a little on the group. Because we know about James’ quality. Also, from (Lucas) Digne, who we ended up losing. So it weighs, it weighs. Like it or not, it weighs on the group.

“We had a united group there and ended up losing two important players. So I think that’s it. James, we wish him all the best."

Richarlison

 

[Tipp blue]

His legacy is, firstly getting rid of our most creative player and then falling out with another of our top players and then selling him.. The prick is 100% responsible for the mess we are currently in.

 

[MikeH72]

His legacy is, firstly getting rid of our most creative player and then falling out with another of our top players and then selling him.. The prick is 100% responsible for the mess we are currently in.

Moshiri is responsible for it for hiring him and then not sacking him after the derby.

 

[Tipp blue]

Moshiri is responsible for it for hiring him and then not sacking him after the derby.

Quite probably the worst appointment any team ever made in football.. wrong man, wrong place, wrong time.. looking back I have no idea why I stood by the appointment for as long as I did.

 

[USABlue]

Disastrous

 

[Jebus_lives]

Good to see a few capable of seeing positives in the Benitez era. It's unfortunate the poll ended on 5th Feb and many more weren't able to express their opinion on the difficult job he had.

 

[Yarrgh]

This is very true. I hope one day we can see clearly the dirty but necessary job Benitez did - like clearing a fat berg from the Goodison sewers. I hope this thread will grow into something beautiful full of well considered mature debate about a pivotal time in the club's history*

*The club's own Brexit...a Benexit** if you will.

**Only one letter change from Benefit. That's no coincidence!

Fatbastexit.

 

[Yarrgh]

The Ale House is definitely missing a "which Dictator would be best Everton manager and why?" thread.

Benitez Mussolini.