We did the 6th place trophy thing under Moyes for 10 yrs. It,s more of the same.
The message here from the club is more of the same but we are,nt going to match the fans ambitions to crack the the top four and title.
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We did the 6th place trophy thing under Moyes for 10 yrs. It,s more of the same.
The message here from the club is more of the same but we are,nt going to match the fans ambitions to crack the the top four and title.
The Esk
Player Valuation: £70m
I'm not going to go that far yet mate.
paulbefc
Player Valuation: £60m
But he did that on Southampton's budget. We'll surely be able to give him a lot more to spend.
dandydan
Player Valuation: £40m
As has been said the other 2 are still there, but if we could pull it off I'd be very excited.Jeepers.....that would be a dream team.
Bergkamp coaching the forwards and Stam the defenders.
* awaits kenneth williams picture.
Memory serves me right mate I got told this by a friend of a friend around the beginning of March. We were out with him and he's the head of conditioning at Barnsley.
Stones had been back to Oakwell the week before - there's an article on it somewhere with a picture of him with a kid - for like a 'past players' dinner gala thing for charity.
Stones had been saying then to the Barnsley lads that there'd been some fall-outs - and I posted that at the time.
Whether he was talking about fall-outs at that time, or like you said, previous to that, it's unclear.
AsiaAsia82
Player Valuation: £35m
De Boer would be a good choice for the derby matches, the Dutch don't like the Germans and this would further motivate him to smash klipperty.
Hope his current club keep him to be honest.
Thing is, ask him to name a manager who could definitely crack top four with this side? Bar Pep, I think they'd all struggle...
Think it's because their are much better managers out there and his records not that great. Personally I find it frustrating that other than Mourinho we don't seem to have at leat talked to other top candidates like Emery.
ijjysmith
Calm
Was he with him at Feyenoord mate?
Hard to tell since there's about 20 of you with Daveks profile pic...
It was one you....
Harryflashman
Player Valuation: £60m
Except we are talking about funding him at levels miles away from where Moyes was operating , Koeman is currently operating at Moyes level . We are seeking to fund an improvement on that aren't we ?
Koeman even physically looks more of an Everton manager than Martinez.
Over the last few months Roberto's hair completely receded away, he looked to lost a bit weight and his skin went all sallow. Having a bloke who looks as if he's dying in our dugout isn't something that would ever inspire to be honest.
Ronald's a big bull of a man, can tell he likes a tackle, a pint and a good shout. Bet him and Ferguson would be best mates.
Over the last few months Roberto's hair completely receded away, he looked to lost a bit weight and his skin went all sallow. Having a bloke who looks as if he's dying in our dugout isn't something that would ever inspire to be honest.
Ronald's a big bull of a man, can tell he likes a tackle, a pint and a good shout. Bet him and Ferguson would be best mates.
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bluelegend
Player Valuation: £10m
While managerial style has been discussed in depth for all the candidates, one of the key qualities the new man must have is the ability to talk our bigger names into staying and attracting quality players in. The budget can be whatever it is but getting players to want to play for you is so key. In that respect the two Dutch candidates raise question marks for me whereas Mourinho and Pellegrini would be stronger in this regard. Only IMO.
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