2019/20 Marco Silva

[matty1878]

He is a full on attention seeking moron, you can tell by the amount of one line and one word answers he posts

How do I seek attention you utter goon? Jesus honestly

 

[matty1878]

Wait.

So hang on.

You stopped going to Goodison.

You've wanted an Everton manager sacked.

And you've wanted us to lose...


..... and yet you are telling others to "behave" (cringe).

Amazing lol

This is about silva I thought? Oh wait...

 

[orly]

This is about silva I thought? Oh wait...

I mean, it quite clearly is Matty. It's about you being an absolutely monster hypocrite about Silva having back-slided AOTS on other issues.

So now it is time for you to "behave".

 

[MikeH72]

Exactly bad wools

I'm a wool and I hope we win on Saturday.

 

[alvinh]

It’s just as toxic to keep bad managers around as it is to keep firing mangers. I’d rather the option that gives me a small amount of hope. Revolving door it is

That's not neccesarily the case:

"In the same way that water seeks its own level, numbers and series of numbers will move towards the average, move towards the ordinary," David Sally, co-author of the football statistics book The Numbers Game, explains.

"The extraordinary, numbers-wise, is followed by the ordinary; the ordinary is followed by the ordinary; the ordinary is what happens. The average is what happens more often than not."

It's this phenomenon which is taking place when we witness a small bounce-back in performance immediately after a new manager is appointed. But crucially, it would have happened anyway, and may well have been much cheaper for clubs who sacked their managers to hang on rather than be faced with a hefty pay-off.

To put it bluntly, according to Sally "a short term decline in performance is not a good reason to be firing your manager".

Source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-23724517

 

[Billysgingham.]

You need to stick me on egnore

You make me laugh.*ignore*

 

[Bungle]

@matty1878 having an absolute nightmare in here, will he ever learn?

If we could get @KUEFC back posting and bounce the 2 of them off each other I think we'll witness some amazing scenes.

Honestly have no idea how the pair of them function in real life.

 

[Billysgingham.]

@matty1878 having an absolute nightmare in here, will he ever learn?

If we could get @KUEFC back posting and bounce the 2 of them off each other I think we'll witness some amazing scenes.

Honestly have no idea how the pair of them function in real life.

It's like playing with the grandkids.

 

[Disgruntledgoat]

That's not neccesarily the case:



Source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-23724517

Years ago I read a paper on this that showed that replacing the manager mid season usually brings a dramatic change in points per game (and not always a positive one) before regression to the mean. The average length of the disrupted period was 8 games.

I'm not sure, unless there is a stellar long term option immediately willing to step in, that canning Silva is the answer to our problems. Locking him in a room and showing him videos of teams playing a 433... maybe.

 

[Bungle]

It's like playing with the grandkids.

At least Kev is staying level headed on twitter

 

[Osamabindiesel]

That's not neccesarily the case:



Source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-23724517

You have to kiss some frogs to find a prince. Revolving door

 

[Billysgingham.]

At least Kev is staying level headed on twitter

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His head is just going to explode shortly

 

[matty1878]

I mean, it quite clearly is Matty. It's about you being an absolutely monster hypocrite about Silva having back-slided AOTS on other issues.

So now it is time for you to "behave".

NA

 

[iamEverton]

Lads? Sup lads?

 

[matty1878]

@matty1878 having an absolute nightmare in here, will he ever learn?

If we could get @KUEFC back posting and bounce the 2 of them off each other I think we'll witness some amazing scenes.

Honestly have no idea how the pair of them function in real life.

Shut it bungle