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Greengrass
Player Valuation: £950k
He is !!!!
ijjysmith
Calm
SILVA IN
Good shout from July 26th
Billysgingham.
Player Valuation: £40m
You will always give free kicks away mate it's knowing how to defend them properly is our downfall.We have lacked goal power for nearly 2 years now but no one inside the club seems to notice.
Greengrass
Player Valuation: £950k
MR CLAUDE GREENGRASS if you don,t mind!!!
you have imagined that...but probably pretty close.
for now anyway. Being an army is fine, however a more powerful one can still thrash you!
streeky
Player Valuation: £35m
excellent peice by Toffee Analysis on twitter. Shows how the wolves manager set his team up perfectly to win the game and how with the set up we have at the minute, teams will get into shape overload our migfield and win the match. I honestly cant see us getting too many more points this season because managers find it so easy to set up and stop us then go on to win the game.
The media, namely King, Hunter and Boscombe, have properly rounded on him tonight. And Moshiri for that matter. King's article is scathing. Says Moshiri has oversaw the worst business in the history of the league.
The manager is under serious pressure.
The manager is under serious pressure.
TheNinja
Player Valuation: £20m
I agree somewhat. The worry is that we've already brought in 6 players and we're performing no better than under Sam with Martina, Jags, Williams, Schneiderlin etc.
Tough viewing indeed.
B
Big Fat Sam
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The unlikeable cart has no mitigating factors whatsoever. I say get his ass fired.
Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
its claude JEREMIAH greengrass mush.. have it right
Everton's players must "listen to the truth" as Marco Silva sifts through the wreckage of another defeat.
The Blues boss accepts he is under pressure after a run of eight defeats in the last 14 games in all competitions and knows he needs to get to the bottom of their problems.
Silva saw his side lose 3-1 at home to Wolves on Saturday and says the players' reaction to the third goal was not "normal".
The 41-year-old has little time to re-organise Everton with title-chasing Manchester City the visitors to Goodison on Wednesday night in a rearranged fixture but has suggested his message will be straight and to the point at Finch Farm in the next few days.
“For us to improve and do the things better they have to understand," Silva said.
“If I have to blame them, I will, but if I have to go in a different way I will do that also.
“They have to listen to the truth because I didn't like our performance in some moments and more when we made mistakes."
Asked if getting angry with the players works, he said: “They have seen me many, many times this season angry with them.
“I am calm with you but when I am with them it is not always the same.
“Even after the third goal we have to react in a different way, it wasn't the normal reaction in that moment.”
Silva was then quizzed about his players' motivation and if he was struggling to get the right response from the squad.
He said: “But for me, motivation is an obligation. When you are a professional and working at a club like Everton, it is an obligation to be motivated and to be focused.
“When you are talking to me about motivation, focus it is something that is an obligation, it cannot come on Saturday and not the next Saturday.
But I agree with you, we are not being consistent this season and we are paying a lot for that.”
The Portuguese coach accepts that he is under pressure after a dreadful run of results but insists his focus is not on his job safety but on sorting out the problems in front of him.
“I know what you are asking me," he said.
“The most important thing for me is what we can do as a club and what we can do as a team, it's not about talking about individual things.
“It is not important for me to talk about this situation.
“My job is to work with them and to show them, clearly, what they need to do on the pitch.
“And to understand why, even when we prepare and plan, why we are always making the same type of mistakes."
“When everything goes well they talk good things about the manager but when some things go wrong it is normal they also speak about the manager," he continued.
"It is normal, it is a normal pressure when you have this kind of job.”
There is no let-up for Everton and Silva with Man City the visitors on Wednesday.
“At the moment we don't find easy games," the Everton manager says.
"This game wasn't easy for sure but the moment is to not look at the opponent but look at ourselves.
“We have quality but for many reasons players are not handling theses situations in a normal way and it is my job to understand why."
And hes blaming the players, stick a fork in this fella.
The Blues boss accepts he is under pressure after a run of eight defeats in the last 14 games in all competitions and knows he needs to get to the bottom of their problems.
Silva saw his side lose 3-1 at home to Wolves on Saturday and says the players' reaction to the third goal was not "normal".
The 41-year-old has little time to re-organise Everton with title-chasing Manchester City the visitors to Goodison on Wednesday night in a rearranged fixture but has suggested his message will be straight and to the point at Finch Farm in the next few days.
“For us to improve and do the things better they have to understand," Silva said.
“If I have to blame them, I will, but if I have to go in a different way I will do that also.
“They have to listen to the truth because I didn't like our performance in some moments and more when we made mistakes."
Asked if getting angry with the players works, he said: “They have seen me many, many times this season angry with them.
“I am calm with you but when I am with them it is not always the same.
“Even after the third goal we have to react in a different way, it wasn't the normal reaction in that moment.”
Silva was then quizzed about his players' motivation and if he was struggling to get the right response from the squad.
He said: “But for me, motivation is an obligation. When you are a professional and working at a club like Everton, it is an obligation to be motivated and to be focused.
“When you are talking to me about motivation, focus it is something that is an obligation, it cannot come on Saturday and not the next Saturday.
But I agree with you, we are not being consistent this season and we are paying a lot for that.”
The Portuguese coach accepts that he is under pressure after a dreadful run of results but insists his focus is not on his job safety but on sorting out the problems in front of him.
“I know what you are asking me," he said.
“The most important thing for me is what we can do as a club and what we can do as a team, it's not about talking about individual things.
“It is not important for me to talk about this situation.
“My job is to work with them and to show them, clearly, what they need to do on the pitch.
“And to understand why, even when we prepare and plan, why we are always making the same type of mistakes."
“When everything goes well they talk good things about the manager but when some things go wrong it is normal they also speak about the manager," he continued.
"It is normal, it is a normal pressure when you have this kind of job.”
There is no let-up for Everton and Silva with Man City the visitors on Wednesday.
“At the moment we don't find easy games," the Everton manager says.
"This game wasn't easy for sure but the moment is to not look at the opponent but look at ourselves.
“We have quality but for many reasons players are not handling theses situations in a normal way and it is my job to understand why."
And hes blaming the players, stick a fork in this fella.
Lob
Player Valuation: £50m
After 6 months of Allardyce, even the pope would have been a popular choice tbf.
Was never my first choice but i definitely got behind him and gave him the benefit of the doubt but what i have witnessed for the past 2 months is an absolute disgrace and i couldn't care less if he was sacked tomorrow now. Sick to death of the same excuses week after week and we are being served up utter cack.
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