Gladystweet
Player Valuation: £50m
Fortunately for Barcelona, they didn't have the turd of a team we're currently saddled with.
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Gladystweet
Player Valuation: £50m
Yeah, we've gone from shopping at Harrods to shoplifting at Lidl.
Yes because comparing Barcelona and the greatest group of players ever assembled to Everton is sensible.
Toffeeslam
Player Valuation: £35m
Then screwed the club over went to Man Utd and sunk without a trace ?
Zatara
Player Valuation: £100m
No we really don't. We have an unbalanced squad full of arrogant players nowhere near as good as they think they are. And worse so many bottlers is incredible.
23 votes for ancelotti lol lol lol can I borrow whatever turps your all sniffing lol lol lol
bag a yoko
Player Valuation: £10m
Favre, Ancelotti and Wagner.
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
Compared to the Golden Shower Generation we have here.
I second this. Mentioned him a few times over the last year.
But just generally either spend the cash and try get a better established coach who has had a better career than the average Koeman......or go with somebody ambitious and ready for the next step.
Give us somebody with a visible plan with more of an emphasis on attack and we will have much more patience when a bad run of form comes along.
brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
Unsworth until May, with some reservation but he couldn't possibly make things any worse.
There needs to be a period of stability and options can be re-assessed towards the end of the season.
There needs to be a period of stability and options can be re-assessed towards the end of the season.
Toffeeslam
Player Valuation: £35m
Darth Toffeeman
Player Valuation: £40m
Ancelotti for his pedigree.
Unsworth for the undoubted passion and commitment he has.
Unsworth is without question a risk but if it paid off it would be the making of the club. I can understand reservations though.
Currently me and my 7 year old son could get similar results to Koeman. I would do it for a 10th of the salary too. Robbing the club blind that golfer.
Unsworth for the undoubted passion and commitment he has.
Unsworth is without question a risk but if it paid off it would be the making of the club. I can understand reservations though.
Currently me and my 7 year old son could get similar results to Koeman. I would do it for a 10th of the salary too. Robbing the club blind that golfer.
What we need is a manager who can judge a player and has a clear plan on how he'd use them.
We've gone from Moyes who, through circumstances and his personality, clearly evaluated players before he signed them. We had a set system of play and he signed players we needed.
Went to Roberto who started off like this then suddenly started signing players who didn't really fit in with the way he played, and by the end seemed to lose the plot altogether.
Koeman (or Walsh who knows) have taken this to the extreme, he want to play a 4-3-3 with a solid base, 3 mobile midfielders, a strong striker and 2 pacey wide attackers and somehow ends up with a team of very slow players who can play #10 and no striker.
We've gone from Moyes who, through circumstances and his personality, clearly evaluated players before he signed them. We had a set system of play and he signed players we needed.
Went to Roberto who started off like this then suddenly started signing players who didn't really fit in with the way he played, and by the end seemed to lose the plot altogether.
Koeman (or Walsh who knows) have taken this to the extreme, he want to play a 4-3-3 with a solid base, 3 mobile midfielders, a strong striker and 2 pacey wide attackers and somehow ends up with a team of very slow players who can play #10 and no striker.
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