Marco Silva

[ADT]

In the 16/17 season with Hull Marco Silva won 21 points from 18 games.

This is an average of 1.666666667 points per game.

Over a 38 game PL season this would be equal to 44.33333333r points.

Last season that would have got you 12th. 2 points off 8th.

Yes he ultimately failed and took Hull down but the job he did with and awful side and limited resources to bring players in was actually pretty damn good in my opinion.

He’s done well in Portugal, Greece and has got Watford playing some good stuff.

We could do a lot worse.

yeah like we could get marco bronze his dutch cousin

 

[blue to the bone]

In the 16/17 season with Hull Marco Silva won 21 points from 18 games.

This is an average of 1.666666667 points per game.

Over a 38 game PL season this would be equal to 44.33333333r points.

Last season that would have got you 12th. 2 points off 8th.

Yes he ultimately failed and took Hull down but the job he did with and awful side and limited resources to bring players in was actually pretty damn good in my opinion.

He’s done well in Portugal, Greece and has got Watford playing some good stuff.

We could do a lot worse.

Your maths ain't great mate..
If you got 1.66 points a game it would get you around 64 points

 

[Viennablue]

And crashed and burnt the club to 13th, TWICE, but you knew that.

11th

 

[Goat]

11th

He was sacked when we were 13th, lets split the difference and call it 12th.

 

[Viennablue]

Your maths ain't great mate..
If you got 1.66 points a game it would get you around 64 points

I edited it. Forgot to put a 1 in.

The headline is the 44 points. That is the key figure.

This is About Silva. Not numberwang.

 

[marnie]

There are no miracles.

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

In the 16/17 season with Hull Marco Silva won 21 points from 18 games.

This is an average of 1.666666667 points per game.

Over a 38 game PL season this would be equal to 44.33333333r points.

Last season that would have got you 12th. 2 points off 8th.

Yes he ultimately failed and took Hull down but the job he did with and awful side and limited resources to bring players in was actually pretty damn good in my opinion.

He’s done well in Portugal, Greece and has got Watford playing some good stuff.

We could do a lot worse.

We could also do a lot better

 

[Joey66]

How can the compensation package be that high? He has under 2 years on his contract left, I highly doubt he is on 5m a year. I thought compensation related to wages and years left on your contract. Obviously not, it seems.

Could be fake bid fake news Watford now alledgedly reporting us to the FA for tapping him up?

 

[Brownie]

Think Farhad will be in charge by the derby

 

[Viennablue]

We could also do a lot better

Ok then, who should we go for?

Right now, given our squad, position and standing in world football.

The only thing we can offer to a non-evertonian outsider is a massive pay day and PL football.

 

[matty1878]

We could also do a lot better

Your not giving no viable options here mate who realistically we can attract right now.

 

[Viennablue]

He was sacked when we were 13th, lets split the difference and call it 12th.

Haha, fair enough.

Though I’ve a sneaky feeling he had a win against Norwich coming up on that final day.

We played some lovely stuff up at Sunderland a few days earlier and were unlucky not to come away with another W in the column.

 

[matty1878]

Damn, you're right.

*Cries into pillow*

lol lol lol another good one matey!

 

[COYBL25]

There are no miracles.

Only death and taxes.

Oh hang on, there's no taxes anymore.

Scrub that one.

 

[Goat]

Haha, fair enough.

Though I’ve a sneaky feeling he had a win against Norwich coming up on that final day.

We played some lovely stuff up at Sunderland a few days earlier and were unlucky not to come away with another W in the column.

They beat us 3-0 mate.

But hey, dont take my word for it.

Sunderland sealed their Premier League safety and relegated Norwich and local rivals Newcastle with a comprehensive victory over Everton.

Defender Lamine Kone struck twice from close range after Patrick van Aanholt scored with a 25-yard free-kick that was misjudged by keeper Joel Robles.

Victory capped an impressive revival by Sam Allardyce's side, who have lost only two of their past 13 games.

Everton were dire, heaping more pressure on boss Roberto Martinez.

Everton surrender again

Roberto Martinez's last interview as Everton boss
Twice in the space of four days, the travelling Everton fans - and those watching on television - have had to endure their side tamely surrendering a match to a hungrier opponent.

The Toffees may not have anything to play for, but their displays at Leicester on Sunday and Sunderland on Wednesday will do little to appease the growing opposition to Martinez's managerial reign.

There was an abundance of talent in the starting XI at the Stadium of Light but none of the players performed anywhere near their potential.

Despite dominating possession for large parts of the match - particularly in the first half - it was only in the last 10 minutes that Everton truly threatened as Kevin Mirallas twice went close and Romelu Lukaku thundered a shot from close range against the bar.

Having witnessed wild celebrations from opposition fans at the end of their past two games, it will be interesting to see what reception Everton supporters give Martinez and his players after Sunday's season finale at Goodison Park.