2018/19 Marco Silva - New Poll Added

[maccavennie]

its only the people that endorsed him saying this and shrugging their shoulders.

happy to blame all the players, esp the keeper, while mastermind Marco gets away scot free, afterall he has got a 'free year while we transition

@davek @MarcelsGoat

I don't think he will be getting off "scot free" as you say mate.

I'll be backing him but rightly so he should get criticism as it's not acceptable for ANY Everton team or manager to oversee a 6-2 home defeat.

Questions should be asked, questions will be asked and he will know better than anyone that if the poor results continue, especially performances like today he will be getting sacked

 

[Frang]

he got sacked this time last year for the EXACT same thing , performances going backwards at Watford.

everyone assumed it was because he had had his head turned by us. which in itself is laughable.

we are seeing textbook marco im afraid.

 

[banno]

That is a very valid point indeed. One of us is right mate and it’s probably you.

Moyes’ eye for a player was brilliant though, would make a great scout for someone.

He did have an eye for a player and fitted them into a system very well most of the time but his only problem was he wouldn't move a player on until they wanted to leave and rarely looked for better than his good players. He was settled into being the best of the rest.....no more no less.

 

[nsno-chris]

Nail on the head. Unacceptable when in your hey day but that was over 30 years ago. Sometimes you just have to take them on the chin. I remember in the 78 (I think) when we went loads of games undefeated and poor old Man Utd came into town and we waited for us to thump them.......we lost 6-2 at home and by the end of the game it was already accepted and even people joking about it. It happens and we have to deal with it. I am lucky that I don't live in Liverpool now as it is the RS fans that gets to you more.

I don’t think the RS are even arsed about us anymore, the problem is our hidings happen far to often for a so called “big team”.

 

[Mozza1987]

His set up and tactics today against a very good Spurs team was baffling.

 

[longers]

He doesn't seem a particularly inspiring bloke, may just be the language barrier and his persona in front of the camera but he just seems a bit timid.

Really don't want to have to sack another manager though.

 

[hktoffee]

He did have an eye for a player and fitted them into a system very well most of the time but his only problem was he wouldn't move a player on until they wanted to leave and rarely looked for better than his good players. He was settled into being the best of the rest.....no more no less.

We ain’t even that after he is gone, generally speaking.

 

[banno]

Yeah, but one of the best things he did was modernizing the structure here. We were miles ahead of everybody in terms of our scouting network. He also brought much more sports science to the club. This is why I find it funny he is painted as a “dinosaur”. The set-up he walked into at Man Utd was actually not as good as what he built here.

But the team he took over were reigning champions. He was set in his ways and yes given time he would produce a steady team but just steady.

 

[EverBlue92]

He doesn't seem a particularly inspiring bloke, may just be the language barrier and his persona in front of the camera but he just seems a bit timid.

Really don't want to have to sack another manager though.

I would happily deliver the news tomorrow for free and a days unpaid graft providing Moshiri actually makes a decent appointment next time.

 

[Wat Tyler]

His set up and tactics today against a very good Spurs team was baffling.

It was tragic.

 

[COYBL25]

its only the people that endorsed him saying this and shrugging their shoulders.

happy to blame all the players, esp the keeper, while mastermind Marco gets away scot free, afterall he has got a 'free year while we transition

@davek @MarcelsGoat @Connor

Let`s play your game then.

We sack him, so that means we`d still be paying Martinez / Koeman`s contracts. We`ve already paid up Allardyce`s contract and would probably have to pay Silva`s contract over a period of time, as we couldn`t afford to pay the remainder of his contract in one go.

We then have to appoint an interim manager, unless we had one lined up ( which we haven`t )

Unless we have one lined up, it`d be Unsworth - look how that worked out last time.

We`d then have to appoint a new manager, which would mean another 3 year contract, maybe compo to his club and do all this in a matter of weeks.

You may not like it Frank, but it ain`t happening.

 

[banno]

We ain’t even that after he is gone, generally speaking.

I know we are not but point being we would probably be on more points but not a sniff of a challenge. He would be content and try and maintain not better that position.

 

[Wat Tyler]

We’ve conceded 11 in 3 games. And it could’ve been more, Watford should’ve beat us tbh.

 

[blulouie]

...I said his team set up today was either very brave or very stupid. 2-6 illustrates it was very stupid. It was like a lightweight boxer deciding to slug it out with a heavyweight.

Very naive, which is a concern.

Felt the same as soon as the teamsheet came out.
Not a fan of 3 centre backs me , but if there was a game to play them it was today. Could have got the M62 between Keane & Zouma mainly covering for the full backs that just bomb on regardless.
Knew we would score a few but also knew Spurs would rip us to shreds.

 

[nsno-chris]

This team should not be losing 6-2 at home