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Not when Moshiri is dropped 300grand cars on Ancelotti's door step....United are a busted flush
No a different lad ,first class Journo is Keith
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Carlo Ancelotti says winning September’s EA Sports Premier League Manager of the Month award is “a great achievement I must share with my players” after being recognised for Everton's flawless start to the 2020/21 season.
The manager was confirmed as the winner on Friday to complete an Everton double, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin being named Player of the Month.
Ancelotti’s Blues won all three of their top-flight matches during September.
Carlo Ancelotti says winning September’s EA Sports Premier League Manager of the Month award is “a great achievement I must share with my players” after being recognised for Everton's flawless start to the 2020/21 season.
The manager was confirmed as the winner on Friday to complete an Everton double, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin being named Player of the Month.
Ancelotti’s Blues won all three of their top-flight matches during September.
Everton maintained their winning run in October with a 4-2 success against Brighton & Hove Albion – and have qualified for the Carabao Cup quarter-finals following comprehensive wins over Salford City, Fleetwood Town and West Ham United.
In winning their opening seven games in all competitions, Everton have made their best start to a campaign since 1894.
“I am really pleased to win this award,” said Ancelotti, who was named Premier League Manager of the Month four times during his two-year spell at Chelsea.
“I think it is a great achievement for this month. I have to share with my team because they started the season really well.
"We hope to continue and to win this award again.
“I think the key point was the first game against Tottenham.
“Tottenham is a really good team, but we did well and won away. That victory increased our confidence and belief for this season. It was a really good start."
Blues boss Ancelotti paid tribute to the impact made by the Club’s summer signings. Niels Nkounkou, Allan, James Rodriguez and Abdoulaye Doucoure have each made hugely impressive starts to their Everton careers.
Everton further bolstered their squad on transfer deadline day earlier this week, with the acquisitions of centre-back Ben Godfrey from Norwich City and goalkeeper Robin Olsen on loan from Roma.
“We worked well in the transfer market, we signed very good players,” Ancelotti said.
“They were also desperate to come here and they had the ambition to come here.
“The players adapted really fast with their new teammates and that has helped us to start well."
Everton went into the current international break top of the Premier League table, having taken the maximum 12 points from their four top-flight matches.
The Blues have scored 12 goals over the course of those games and conceded just five.
The Toffees return to action on Saturday 17 October when Merseyside rivals Liverpool visit Goodison (12.30pm) - and Ancelotti says the in-form Blues will approach the derby showdown with a positive mindset.
“We are confident,” said Ancelotti.
“It doesn’t matter what happened last week [Liverpool’s 7-2 defeat to Aston Villa], they are still a fantastic team with a fantastic manager.
“It will be a difficult game but we have confidence.
“The ambition is to stay at the top as long as possible. Our target is to be competitive and, at the end of the season, to be in the European places.”
brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
You would worry about those links, but I would hope that Ancelotti, if he wanted another elite job, might simply have waited for a better offer than Everton, as everyone told us he would do and didn't.
He has taken the job here, and I reasonably expect that he is in it for a few years at least. He has a handsome salary, has been supported in the transfer market, and we have made a fantastic start. Signing James in particular, why would he do that and jump ship mere weeks later.
I'm sick of Utd, I was equivocal towards them when SAF was in charge with the damage they did to the RS, but since then, they think they can pick us off when they like and to add insult, unload their dross on us. They wouldn't let their 3rd choice keeper join us this week. They are just as bad as the rest of them in my book.
He has taken the job here, and I reasonably expect that he is in it for a few years at least. He has a handsome salary, has been supported in the transfer market, and we have made a fantastic start. Signing James in particular, why would he do that and jump ship mere weeks later.
I'm sick of Utd, I was equivocal towards them when SAF was in charge with the damage they did to the RS, but since then, they think they can pick us off when they like and to add insult, unload their dross on us. They wouldn't let their 3rd choice keeper join us this week. They are just as bad as the rest of them in my book.
even if he did want to go (and I'm sure he doesn't) they would need to pay up his contract, so, that will be £50m please
Death
I'll take down dat coal powered MG, I tel u Hwat
a few under Moyes I think
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
APN_EFC
Player Valuation: £25m
I also wonder why he wouldn’t wait for a bigger job if he really wanted to avoid Everton.Plus James and Allan , his “own players” why do that then go straight away?
Normally at any point in time, a vacancy at either the top 6 in England or Juve, Inter, Ac Milan is always no more than a year away.
Furey1878
Player Valuation: £70m
Tennessee Blue Mike
Player Valuation: £50m
Smooth operator.
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
Papa Carlo. Everton manager.
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