2019/20 Carlo Ancelotti

[firefighterblue]

Watching the highlights you'd think Brighton deserved at least a point. Back in the day they used to just show the goals with no pundit analysis if you weren't in the top 2/3 games, so better than it used to be I suppose.

Ask this most weeks. Does anyone watch motd any more. I haven't watched for years since the liverpool mafia took over the bbc

 

[Osamabindiesel]

9 points out of 4 games. 3 on the road with a rotated squad. Yes, by god we need some reinforcements. But Silva getting the short end of the stick with injuries was a blessing in disguise. This guy is better in every department.

 

[The binman chronicles]

He's been in charge for nearly 3 weeks now, if your home decorations and clothing do not look like they belong in 1950's Sicily in honour of our manager then you'll wake up to find an even bigger mare in your bed. Capiche?

 

[Coggy]

I'd still get Howe

What as ?

 

[everton1953]

A doorman. Oh ha ha hah.

 

[Nymzee]

He's been in charge for nearly 3 weeks now, if your home decorations and clothing do not look like they belong in 1950's Sicily in honour of our manager then you'll wake up to find an even bigger mare in your bed. Capiche?

I’ve got a horses head on my dresser.

 

[Gaffa]

And some wanted Eddie Howe....

 

[Lelouch]

Carlo Ancelotti admits it is a "bit dangerous" for Everton to play out from defence at the moment - as he explains why Yerry Mina was on the bench against Brighton.
Ancelotti says his intention is to implement a more possession-based approach in the long run but says, for the time being at least, he is more than happy for the Blues to play in a more direct style.
Ancelotti dropped Seamus Coleman, Mina and Morgan Schneiderlin to the bench for the game with Brighton and says rotation is something he employs during busy periods.
Mina, the Italian insists, did not lose his place in the starting XI because of his performance in the defeat to Liverpool.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Could be true about rotating Mina. Could be protecting the player.

Who knows really

Carlo is pragmatic and that's why hes gonna do well.

 

[maccavennie]

Brilliant to have an open manager. He's a very, very smart man, sees the mistakes we are making and is very honest about it but not in a way that comes across as derogatory to the players.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Could be true about rotating Mina. Could be protecting the player.

Who knows really

Carlo is pragmatic and that's why hes gonna do well.

Could also be that he knew that game would suit Keane too. If the opposition hasn't got out and out pace then he could arguably be the better defender. He may be happy to rotate on that basis to keep them fresh and up Keane's value by not showing up his deficiencies.

 

[kiss the crest]

Carlos has to stop the tippy tappy at the back .......

If Carlo thinks this is the way, then that's what we do

 

[rochdaleblue]

Ask this most weeks. Does anyone watch motd any more. I haven't watched for years since the liverpool mafia took over the bbc

Agree mate. But not as bad as sky’s coverage. Redknapp, Carragher and Souness, any 2 of these on every Liverpool game, sometimes all 3.

 

[Joey66]

If Carlo thinks this is the way, then that's what we do

We have not gotten players to do it ATM...

 

[Zatara]

I’ve got a horses head on my dresser.

Is that a sign that your date ended badly?

Whatever floats your boat I suppose but probably not a 'good look' to call her a horse in 2020.