Everton reopen talks with Sam Allardyce

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

He holds all the leverage now as well

He's going to bend us over the barrel and we'll thank him for it

 

[sarath]

Please please can some ITK come out and tell me this isn't happening

 

[willo30]

Eh, we've seen where it leads.

Your lot got him in and now you're sat with Chris Coleman as manager, looking to stay in the Championship and avoid back to back relegations.

Bolton died. Blackburn died. Newcastle went down. West Ham are about to die. The long-term implications outweigh the short-term gain.

Bolton died 5 years later so he can't be blamed for that. The others were in trouble anyway and would have gone down sooner without him.

 

[Huyton Layne]

After, he left.

Wait so you blame Moyes for what Martinez and Koeman have done?

 

[Frang]

*waits for palace, Bolton, wham, and Blackburn fans coming in peace to tell us all about him

 

[nsno-chris]

Saved teams from relegation

And you honestly think that AVB, Mancini or anyone else I listed couldn’t organise that team and recruit in January??

It’s only Sam or relegation??

 

[Connor]

Thats not down to Sam though only an idiot would think this as is none of what happened at the other clubs

There is quite literally a pattern between him managing a club and what happens when he leaves.

 

[anton66]

The interesting thing about this is, if the board wanted him then why didn't they hire him 5 weeks ago?

The second most interesting thing is, was it only between Silva and Allardyce?

Moshiri wanted Silva and tried his best. Walsh wanted Allardyce and Kenwright agreed with him. Like you say only 2 in the frame.

 

[yakublue]

After, he left.

Directly responsible for an incredibly successful period. Blaming him for what happened after is total nonsense.

 

[Lanolin]

Getting Bolton in to Europe, keeping several teams up that looked doomed, all on limited funds, doesn't suggest he's a terrible manager. You might not like his style of football but he's got far more experience than someone like Silva who many would have been happy with.

I don't like the guy as a person but it's not a popularity contest otherwise we'd still have Martinez.

What I find amazing is that so many are still confident we won't go down, whoever we appoint, despite the shocking displays this season.

You're falling for the spin mate. 26 points from 21 games at Palace, 31 points from 30 at Sunderland. These aren't the figures of a man who is a dead cert to keep a team up, they're what you'd expect any idiot to be able to do. Even Unsworth is going at a point a game and he's the most clueless manager I've ever had the misfortune to see.

 

[Gordon Lee's Cushion]

If England could have been relegated after he left, they would have.

 

[Connor]

Wait so you blame Moyes for what Martinez and Koeman have done?

No, it's a different story.

Sam arrives, gets jobs for the boys, spends huge amounts on lumps that work for him, he leaves and then you're saddled with his poison.

 

[yakublue]

There is quite literally a pattern between him managing a club and what happens when he leaves.

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Palace aren't worse than us

 

[darkwingduck]

Wow. A relegation battle with Sam Allerdyce. How the [Poor language removed] did we balls things up this bad

 

[efcforever]

This is the position we are in unfortunately. I think he will sort this mess out. It won't be pretty buy I think he'll keep us up comfortably.

If he's apppinted we just need to get behind him.