You believe Moyes was a good manager. How inconsistent were we week to week under him?
Moyes was in charge of a different Everton.
To be honest hes the benchmark sadly for the last 30 years.
Thats how bad we are.
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You believe Moyes was a good manager. How inconsistent were we week to week under him?
Exactly. There will be some bad weeks obviously, but the great managers light a fire under their arses and wills them to perform. Silva just seems too buddy buddy with the lads.A good manager gets a tune out of his players, every week.
Exactly. There will be some bad weeks obviously, but the great managers light a fire under their arses and wills them to perform. Silva just seems too buddy buddy with the lads.
I have said this as well, it wasn't the defeat so much as the manner of the defeat.I can take plucky defeat all day, I cant take rolling over for anybody but the very best and Bournemouth and Eddie Howe arent that.
Don’t agree with all of it but there’s a lot of truth there. We’ve got a manager who wants to play a certain way but we haven’t got him the players he needs to do it well. The problems at centre half and striker aren’t really Silvas fault but he’s hamstrung by them.I am willing to reserve judgement until 2020. However:
- We have a massive hole slashed into us by Gueye leaving, who did the job of 2 players. His replacement had no pre-season with us and got injured straight away. Replacing Gueye with Schneiderlin is like swapping Champagne for Bucks Fizz
- Centre half. How can we press high when we have 2 very slow centre halves. This sucks the confidence from everyone when we don't have the cover of Zouma's pace. I think Marco was led to believe we were getting Zouma right up until Luiz signed for Arsenal. Put that down to a Brands failure. Thankfully we didn't get saddled with Rojo on £150k a week on a 5 year deal! Centre Half with pace in january.
- Striker. What the hell is it with Everton and strikers? We needed a striker as back-up to Lukaku the day he signed permanently. It used to be left-midfield, how have we been left in this position again? It isn't DCL's fault that he is absolute garbage and will never make it, he is living the dream... like the old golf pro at your local course getting a wildcard pick for the Ryder Cup. Yes, Kean is a fantastic signing, but he was never going to come straight in and blow this league away at 19. Either stick with Kean, play Tosun and play for his strengths, or even play Simms. Just never wanna see DCL in the team again. At 27/28 DCL will be playing at his peak... at Forest Green! He would suit those inoffensive, compassionate, its not-about-winning-its-about-taking-part vegans. Bin DCL, please. His career highlight we be getting the number 9 shirt for one season at Everton FC.
- I remember Martinez changing our style at home to Man U and let them have the possession - the only game in 15 we didn't have the majority possession. We won 2-0. Then he played a curveball in the form of Lukaku on the right wing against Arsenal. Won 3-0. Since then, I cannot recall a team selection or change in tactics suited to the opposition that outwitted the other team. We are the most predictable team in the league by a country mile. Plan B and C please. If Tosun comes on, the whole team is abundantly aware of how we should play etc. Changes in style should be drilled into the team.
- Iwobi, As decent as he seems to be, for the same money we could have got Lozano. Brands in April: "I would be interested in Lozano at £20m". How much would he have paid for Iwobi at the same time? £10m?
- Sigurdsson. For all his critics, he is absolutely screwed by playing with DCL, he drags everyone down a level or 2 by his inability to play football. We should play 4-3-3 with Delph, Gomes and Davies with a fluid front 3 of Richarlison, Iwobi and Kean.