2018/19 Marco Silva - New Poll Added

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Yeah what is our strongest team?

I mean sure there are certain players everybody would put in, Digne, then I honestly dont know who would be universally accepted as our strongest team.

I mean clearly I doubt certain players would make anybodys strongest team and we might see them tomorrow, but to go back to my first question, what is our strongest team?

Purely based on the fact that we played pretty well while using it, that 4-2-3-1 with Pickford; Coleman, Keane, Mina, Digne; Gomes, Gueye; Walcott, Gylfi, Bernard; Richarlison.

Then again, there were always shouts that half of them weren't good enough as well.
 

Purely based on the fact that we played pretty well while using it, that 4-2-3-1 with Pickford; Coleman, Keane, Mina, Digne; Gomes, Gueye; Walcott, Gylfi, Bernard; Richarlison.

Then again, there were always shouts that half of them weren't good enough as well.

Well then you see I dont consider that our strongest team.

Pickford, Coleman, Digne, Zooms, Mina, Gana, Gomes, Iceland, Bernard, DCL, Rico.

Would be my "strongest" side.
 

I think some of you have forgotten the absolute shambles this club was last season and the closed season, he gets a free pass for me this season, unless we are in real danger of relegation. He needs time to build what he and and Marcel are trying to build, calling for his head now is nothing short of idiotic
That shambles still managed to finish 8th. This season we have a better squad and a supposedly better manager and we’re languishing in 11th, having won one of the last 8.

If this season is a free pass, I’d like a refund on my season ticket. The club should have been adding that this season doesn’t matter as a caveat to the promotional campaign.
 
Then you shouldn’t have bought one if you thought this season was going to be anything other than inconsistent at best, a business/team can’t go through the changes the club has gone through in the past 6 months without some fallout. You can get a refund on your season ticket if you so wish
 

That shambles still managed to finish 8th. This season we have a better squad and a supposedly better manager and we’re languishing in 11th, having won one of the last 8.

If this season is a free pass, I’d like a refund on my season ticket. The club should have been adding that this season doesn’t matter as a caveat to the promotional campaign.
This makes you sound like a glory hunter, which you obviously aren’t.
In any case Everton are the doom of glory hunters.
 
Some of the players he's picking, I can only assume he's putting them in the shop wondow, in the hope a manager having a few too many
bevvies over the Christmas.
 
The whole "free pass" thing was and is an understandable reaction to the events of last season and the general malaise over the last few and beyond.

We had just gotten rid of a universally unpopular manager and I also think the club and fans are still reeling from still more disappointment and frustration overhanging from the destruction wrought by Koeman and Walsh, failure at a time of unprecedented enthusiasm and expectation in the PL era.

In comes a young manager who is seen to be ambitious and progressive, despite what could be best described as a very patchy career with signs of promise but also of warning. "Free pass" comes from an almost universal desire to see him succeed where others have failed miserably, and a recognition that we can not afford any further quick hire and fire managers.

That's where free pass begins and ends. It is obviously diluted with this alarming slump. No Everton manager gets carte blanche to oversee performances and results every bit as concerning in their character as many of those under his recent predecessors.

As a bottom line, free pass to me is a patient acceptance of the status quo in league position with the necessity to see gradual but consistent improvement. Silva must at the least maintain last season's league position whilst offering some encouragement that things will improve and at least the occasional good result in the sort of game that we have come to expect nothing from. At present, with the caveat that it is early days and at a time of big change, I am not seeing those signs in the main. I find it difficult to find circumstances to excuse recent performances and results, whilst not at all expecting miracles.

The club to me is punch drunk and fatigued. It is primarily Silva's job to get us out of this and build methodically with Brands. He has been able to make good signings and is highly paid in a position some would argue he is very lucky to have. I keep hearing there is no patience in football and there isn't. He needs time and will get time but he also needs to own all of our problems and find a way. I didn't like his moaning regarding the budget and this and that. He must show us what he is made of and do it soon.
 
Some of our fans are proper entitled. And delusional to think that we are anywhere near breaking into the top 6. To expect a manager to be knocking on that door within 3-6 months is just silly to be honest.

Especially given where we were, what are resources are etc. Some need to live in the real world.

Nil satis nisi optimum isn’t about demanding results straight away. It’s about striving for better. That, for a club of our size and resources, takes time.
 
The whole "free pass" thing was and is an understandable reaction to the events of last season and the general malaise over the last few and beyond.

We had just gotten rid of a universally unpopular manager and I also think the club and fans are still reeling from still more disappointment and frustration overhanging from the destruction wrought by Koeman and Walsh, failure at a time of unprecedented enthusiasm and expectation in the PL era.

In comes a young manager who is seen to be ambitious and progressive, despite what could be best described as a very patchy career with signs of promise but also of warning. "Free pass" comes from an almost universal desire to see him succeed where others have failed miserably, and a recognition that we can not afford any further quick hire and fire managers.

That's where free pass begins and ends. It is obviously diluted with this alarming slump. No Everton manager gets carte blanche to oversee performances and results every bit as concerning in their character as many of those under his recent predecessors.

As a bottom line, free pass to me is a patient acceptance of the status quo in league position with the necessity to see gradual but consistent improvement. Silva must at the least maintain last season's league position whilst offering some encouragement that things will improve and at least the occasional good result in the sort of game that we have come to expect nothing from. At present, with the caveat that it is early days and at a time of big change, I am not seeing those signs in the main. I find it difficult to find circumstances to excuse recent performances and results, whilst not at all expecting miracles.

The club to me is punch drunk and fatigued. It is primarily Silva's job to get us out of this and build methodically with Brands. He has been able to make good signings and is highly paid in a position some would argue he is very lucky to have. I keep hearing there is no patience in football and there isn't. He needs time and will get time but he also needs to own all of our problems and find a way. I didn't like his moaning regarding the budget and this and that. He must show us what he is made of and do it soon.

A fair assessment.

He seemed on-the-ropes in that post-match Sky interview last week. When asked about the night-and-day change since looking like "being on the brink of being a very good side" in the derby, he said that one result shouldn't (cannot?) affect performances in such a stark way.

But the fact is that it appears that is exactly what has happened. So what ya gonna do about it, Marco?
 

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