2019/20 Marco Silva

[Ballymoney1]

We haven't been good alot of the time but we have been on the wrong end of some bad luck to. Brighton and that var decision come to mind.

 

[MikeH72]

I expect him to wake up unemployed.

 

[trueblue84]

I can understand that thinking.

However, what would it say about Everton if we turned to a man who called us a small club? For me, that'd only be surpassed by relegation in terms of humiliation.

I think we're already past that point. We became irrelevant in football long before he made that comment.

 

[Baggzio]

Balderdash Chancer!

 

[GwladysBlue]

I can understand that thinking.

However, what would it say about Everton if we turned to a man who called us a small club? For me, that'd only be surpassed by relegation in terms of humiliation.

He wasn’t wrong when he called us it, was he?

We’ve won one trophy in 33 years and only finished in the top 4 once in that time.

 

[zzr45]

I’ve come from Australia to watch the Chelsea game at Goodison, who knows who will be in the touch line for that game

You're in with a shout.

 

[steven]

He is an unlucky [Poor language removed] - but his in game management is woeful.

 

[Kantareller]

You don’t want him to get the sack? No wonder 17th is alright.

His perfomaces which led to bad results prior to this game are sack-worthy

 

[samcdavies94]

I hope there's no animosity towards Silva, he seems like an alright fella. He's just not a great manager. But then, who would be for this utter trainwreck of a football club?

Keeping things strictly on the pitch... On the one hand, I think we've got a decent squad of players that just needs managing better, and on the other our midfielders are dropping like flies and you're left with Tom Davies and Sigurdsson occupying roles they normally wouldn't.

Up at board level, in hindsight, Silva probably shouldn't have got the job in the first place. Especially when they knew Allardyce was a short term thing. They had six months to find the next man, appointed someone who was once flavour of the month but had since got sacked, and two years on we're in the same place - probably actually worse off, such is their reluctance to sack him.

It all ends with a Davey Moyes rescue mission and three (maybe even six) years utterly wasted.

 

[davek]

Yes every substitution he doesn’t make is unlucky. Every team selection that’s made zero sense has been unlucky. The way he’s been unable to get us back into games has been incredibly unlucky. The bloke genuinely isn’t a football manager, that’s his problem.

I think he changed shape when we went level. He did the right thing. You cant legislate for Davies doing what he did twice.

 

[Goat]

If you cant be good, be lucky.

If you neither good or lucky, then your gonna have a hard time.

 

[Archie Knox]

I expect him to wake up unemployed.

No chance at all. As if they'd let a new manager come in and get an absolute pasting at Anfield. We're getting hammered with or without Silva, might as well be with him in 'charge'.

 

[Lelouch]

who cares if the next game is the derby, It shouldn't be an excuse not to sack him.

 

[PhilRegan]

The point is we’re a small club and have been for close to 25 years now. The fact that a player like Duncan Ferguson is a cult hero says it all.

I don't think we are sorry. Hero is strong for Ferguson but he is well liked

 

[Petit]

We haven't been good alot of the time but we have been on the wrong end of some bad luck to. Brighton and that var decision come to mind.

Losers always complain about bad luck. And Everton are losers.