BlueStevie35
Player Valuation: £70m
Feel dirty saying it but he would at least knock something into them all, something Silva seems incapable of doing
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2019/20 Marco Silva
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Feel dirty saying it but he would at least knock something into them all, something Silva seems incapable of doing
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orly
Please check with me for Blammo criteria
On current trajectory, I think this sounds great
Sounds about right.
Wat Tyler
Player Valuation: £70m
Surely Brands has a say on appointment
Yorkie89
Player Valuation: £15m
Not on the spurs appointment
Disgruntledgoat
Player Valuation: £50m
If he doesn't his job role is somewhat flawed.
Luckily, he's the only one who hasn't been involved with one of our goose chases.
If we end up with Moyes, my faith in Brands is gone as well.
Zezti
Player Valuation: £70m
Another bad one is that we've lost to all three of the promoted sides; Villa away, Sheff. Utd. home, Norwich home.
joe1878
Player Valuation: £1m
Im hoping its come from him, seeing hes wrong about everything.
Alanbileysfeathercut
Player Valuation: £80m
Everton that
hktoffee
Birds of a feather flock together
Will take 9th (this season) now. We lost to Sheff Utd and Norwich at home. And we still not sure whether Silva will be sacked after this.
Rollo Tomassi
Player Valuation: £15m
No point sacking him unless the replacement is better, and Moyes and Hughes aren't.
Stanley Parker
Player Valuation: £15m
December fixtures;
Sunday 1st December Leicester City16:30Everton
Wednesday 4th December Liverpool20:15Everton
Saturday 7th December Everton12:30Chelsea
Sunday 15th December Manchester United14:00Everton
Wednesday 18th December EFL CUP Everton19:45Leicester City
Saturday 21st December Everton12:30Arsenal
Thursday 26th December Everton15:00Burnley
Saturday 28th December Newcastle United15:00Everton
Not many easy games there!
Sunday 1st December Leicester City16:30Everton
Wednesday 4th December Liverpool20:15Everton
Saturday 7th December Everton12:30Chelsea
Sunday 15th December Manchester United14:00Everton
Wednesday 18th December EFL CUP Everton19:45Leicester City
Saturday 21st December Everton12:30Arsenal
Thursday 26th December Everton15:00Burnley
Saturday 28th December Newcastle United15:00Everton
Not many easy games there!
Everton manager Marco Silva is fighting to save his job after Saturday's 2-0 home defeat by Norwich.
The loss increased concerns behind the scenes and Silva's position is set to be discussed between major shareholder Farhad Moshiri and other directors.
David Moyes, who spent 11 years as Everton boss before joining Manchester United in 2013, has been discussed as a potential interim option.
The Toffees have lost seven of their 13 league games this season.
Silva may yet get a stay of execution due to a lack of suitable replacements.
Moshiri may be reluctant to make the change yet after the experience of sacking Ronald Koeman without a replacement lined up in October 2017.
Everton's third home loss of the campaign, and their sixth in their last nine league games, saw them slip to 15th place, while Norwich, who were bottom of the Premier League at kick-off, moved up to 18th.
A number of fans sang "sacked in the morning" at the end of the match.
Everton face a tricky run over the next few weeks, with matches against Leicester in the league and Carabao Cup quarter-finals, plus league games against Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester United, Arsenal and Manchester City.
"It is not the moment to talk about individual positions," Silva, 42, said after the game. "We have to look what is best for us as a club and for myself and the players as well - but always the club has to be at the top.
"If you are really disappointed with the afternoon I can imagine they [fans] are as well and they have the reaction to the manager and the players.
"When you lose a match, the first person they look to is the manager. Football is like that.
"The message is I respect what is their feeling, for sure. It is not the first time they felt the way they felt this afternoon."
Asked if he would be speaking to Moshiri, the Portuguese added: "It is possible. Normally we do that. I cannot say to you 100% sure but [it is] normally something we do."
Silva replaced Sam Allardyce at Goodison Park in May 2018 and has won 25 and lost 22 of his 58 games in charge.
The former Hull City and Watford manager was brought in with the hope of his side playing more attractive football and was backed with almost £90m of new signings in the summer of 2018.
The Toffees finished eighth last season in Silva's first campaign but, after spending more than £100m on new players in the summer, they have won just four league games this season.
Not going anywhere.
The loss increased concerns behind the scenes and Silva's position is set to be discussed between major shareholder Farhad Moshiri and other directors.
David Moyes, who spent 11 years as Everton boss before joining Manchester United in 2013, has been discussed as a potential interim option.
The Toffees have lost seven of their 13 league games this season.
Silva may yet get a stay of execution due to a lack of suitable replacements.
Moshiri may be reluctant to make the change yet after the experience of sacking Ronald Koeman without a replacement lined up in October 2017.
Everton's third home loss of the campaign, and their sixth in their last nine league games, saw them slip to 15th place, while Norwich, who were bottom of the Premier League at kick-off, moved up to 18th.
A number of fans sang "sacked in the morning" at the end of the match.
Everton face a tricky run over the next few weeks, with matches against Leicester in the league and Carabao Cup quarter-finals, plus league games against Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester United, Arsenal and Manchester City.
"It is not the moment to talk about individual positions," Silva, 42, said after the game. "We have to look what is best for us as a club and for myself and the players as well - but always the club has to be at the top.
"If you are really disappointed with the afternoon I can imagine they [fans] are as well and they have the reaction to the manager and the players.
"When you lose a match, the first person they look to is the manager. Football is like that.
"The message is I respect what is their feeling, for sure. It is not the first time they felt the way they felt this afternoon."
Asked if he would be speaking to Moshiri, the Portuguese added: "It is possible. Normally we do that. I cannot say to you 100% sure but [it is] normally something we do."
Silva replaced Sam Allardyce at Goodison Park in May 2018 and has won 25 and lost 22 of his 58 games in charge.
The former Hull City and Watford manager was brought in with the hope of his side playing more attractive football and was backed with almost £90m of new signings in the summer of 2018.
The Toffees finished eighth last season in Silva's first campaign but, after spending more than £100m on new players in the summer, they have won just four league games this season.
Not going anywhere.
Marco Silva: Everton boss fighting to save job after Norwich defeat
Everton manager Marco Silva is fighting to save his job after Saturday's 2-0 defeat by Norwich.
www.bbc.co.uk
ForeverBlue92
Player Valuation: £80m
Got to be Mancini for me - had City playing lovely stuff, takes no BS and shows some passion/tactical nous. Also has Italy playing some high level attacking play.
Go all out for him.
Go all out for him.
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