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I'd be astonished if he played a weakened team in the FA cup as there'e a week free either side of the game unlike the League cup. Plus he desperately needs to take the chance to get us winning again if for nothing else his own career.I fancy Lincoln will knock us out.....either on Saturday or back at their place in a replay.
These pathetic results in the league since Pickford burst our bubble at Anfield will ensure the Cup is well down Silva’s list of priorities and I am expecting a very weak team against Imps.
Not that we will notice.
The First XI is just plain pathetic......or happen apathetic.....any old way.
Manager - Win %
Moyes - 42.1%
Martinez - 42.9%
Koeman - 41.4%
Allardyce - 38.5%
Silva - 34.8%
That's painful reading. Writing is on the wall here.
I couldn't give a monkeys about the table position. I just want to see Everton playing better and creating and taking chances.
Silva has an arm tied behind his back with DCL/Tuson.
Obviously I'm not a top flight manager but zonal marking has absolutely no place in the game in my opinion. It's a recipe for disasterYou'd be silly to say he should go now.
You'd be just as silly to say you've got no concerns.
3 biggest concerns for me are;
Credibility.
He has no previous record at any club to support him having the credentials to do anything here. Its blind faith.
Decisiveness.
He seems incapable of making of a proactive change. He doesn't appear to have much conviction - today was a perfect example. Puel made a proactive change at HT, we didn't. When Silva looked completely dead on his feet and put in 2 bad challenges, we readied Davies. They score and he then goes for Bernard? Why? At 0-0 shouldnt any change be to win the game? Why does that change when they score?
Defence.
The constant tinkering and zonal marking.
There are 6new players in the starting 11 usually and 1 there over a year. It can't be the players if you have almost brand new players.I have a sneaking suspicion the issue is less the manager and more the players.
A club can't keep having underperforming teams over and over under different managers and keep blaming them. Silva had hull playing better than this , same as watford. Koeman had Southampton performing better before we sold him down the river etc
We keep changing manager and the same thing is happening. Can't be a coincidence
Not really - When you shop at poundland (for managers) you get what you pay for
Doesent have to be a "up and coming manager"It’s pointless sacking him, we’ll just appoint another “up and coming” and the cycle will continue
We’re a nothing Club, just there. Never will compete. We aim for 7th and if we finish between 15th and 8th then majority of fans will just accept it
He’ll struggle, massively out of his depth but that’s just our issue and that we have to accept
I'd be astonished if he played a weakened team in the FA cup as there'e a week free either side of the game unlike the League cup. Plus he desperately needs to take the chance to get us winning again if for nothing else his own career.
Manager - Win %
Moyes - 42.1%
Martinez - 42.9%
Koeman - 41.4%
Allardyce - 38.5%
Silva - 34.8%
That's painful reading. Writing is on the wall here.
It starts with that divvy GK. Then we have no right side...then we have a pop gun attack.The problem with this team goes way further than having to deal with DCL/Tosun in attack.
Erm, think you might need to switch the first two names around there mate.Manager - Win %
Moyes - 42.1%
Martinez - 42.9%
Koeman - 41.4%
Allardyce - 38.5%
Silva - 34.8%
That's painful reading. Writing is on the wall here.
Doesent have to be a "up and coming manager"