2020/21 Carlo Ancelotti

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We don't win yesterday's match under any of our last five managers. At best we walk away with a draw after defending none stop for the entire duration of the match under Moyes or BFS. Under Martinez, Koeman and Silva we 100% lose it. This is what happens when you have a world class winner for a manager who legitimately doesn't give a dam for the reputation of other clubs or the baggage of his own clubs recent history against them either. Top class once again form the Don!:celebrate:
 

I think someone on here said last week, that Ancelotti is no better than Moyes. Ha ha ha sake. lol
What baffles me is that they KEEP saying stuff like this at regular intervals. Carlo makes a decision or selection that their tiny brains don't understand and they fall back on the 'he doesn't know what he's doing' garbage, when it's screamingly obvious that he does, in fact, know precisely what he's doing.
 
We saw right in front of our very eyes, the Don Carlos Everton killing two birds with the one stone, by achieving our first derby win since 2010, whilst also achieving a first win at anfield in nearly 22 years. There was not much wrong with the set up last night.
Never anything wrong with his set ups,just some players application.
 
He knows where we're at. When the interviewer talked about top 4 he said not top 4, but hopefully Europe. Contrast with Martinez who would have talked about how phenomenal we were and on for top 4. Ancelotti knows we need a fair few players in, and a fair few out, before we can look at top 4.
 

Its really nice getting the win, but they are a shadow of themselves last season, but it’s 3 points an hopefully we can stop having the metal block we seem to have when we go there. I fully expect Ancelotti to be shrewd and get us another 4 or so quality players in the summer. Also Davies has improved massively he is fast becoming a very important member of our side now and Pickfords performance today if he could continue would make him one of the best in the world, but can he be that constant time will tell. I still don't think we were at our best today like them so that makes the win satisfying, we defended brilliantly, now we must continue and get that European place. The future is bright but I still feel we will have plenty of bumps in the road before we are the finished article.

We’ve played full strength very good Liverpool teams at Anfield, played well, but gone away with a draw or loss and received zero credit, just the media laughing at how we didn’t win again. They’ve come to Goodison and played teams we’ve put out that have been injury ravaged, down to ten men, shafted by horrifying refereeing, yet no one cares afterwards, just more mocking if we’ve lost, or belittling if we drew.

Now all of a sudden when we win it has to come with a load of caveats? No it doesn’t. The conditions of every derby are different and if we’ve received criticism in the past regardless of the circumstances then they deserve it now. Not arsed about their injuries, we had to play Matthew Pennington at Anfield once and no one said anything after that game. The wind and lack of fans was the same for both teams.
 
We’ve played full strength very good Liverpool teams at Anfield, played well, but gone away with a draw or loss and received zero credit, just the media laughing at how we didn’t win again. They’ve come to Goodison and played teams we’ve put out that have been injury ravaged, down to ten men, shafted by horrifying refereeing, yet no one cares afterwards, just more mocking if we’ve lost, or belittling if we drew.

Now all of a sudden when we win it has to come with a load of caveats? No it doesn’t. The conditions of every derby are different and if we’ve received criticism in the past regardless of the circumstances then they deserve it now. Not arsed about their injuries, we had to play Matthew Pennington at Anfield once and no one said anything after that game. The wind and lack of fans was the same for both teams.
You can only beat what’s in front of you.
 
What baffles me is that they KEEP saying stuff like this at regular intervals. Carlo makes a decision or selection that their tiny brains don't understand and they fall back on the 'he doesn't know what he's doing' garbage, when it's screamingly obvious that he does, in fact, know precisely what he's doing.
Football fans do that a lot, questioning the manager all the time. (It gets boring)
They forget the manager sees the players every day ‘at work’, sees how they’ve trained that week and how they tried things out for the game ahead.
I sometimes scratch my head with decisions he makes but only because I’m trying to understand his thinking.
About time people accepted he knows what he’s doing and there will be ups and downs initially.
 

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