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Name me another manager who had death threats placed on banners near his house, spray painted on walls, banners hung up around the stadium and training grounds. The sheer amount of abuse he got from fans who were willingly wanting us to lose every week. Got next to nothing to spend in the summer. Etc etc.
Yes. It's a win win situation for you, when Howe gets the bullet fat arse will be up to your place like a fart in a pair of pumps.Lost 11 mil in compensation and about to hire Rooney. We've won nothing.
No I'm not.Oh yes you are!
Not condoning any of that behaviour at all, it is disgusting, but he knew what he was doing by joining the club , after all he knows the city.Name me another manager who had death threats placed on banners near his house, spray painted on walls, banners hung up around the stadium and training grounds. The sheer amount of abuse he got from fans who were willingly wanting us to lose every week. Got next to nothing to spend in the summer. Etc etc.
"WE"Lost 11 mil in compensation and about to hire Rooney. We've won nothing.
You are a disgrace mate. xThat our starting 11 ? Can I be left back?
Very well put.Obviously the (geographically inaccurate) death threat was appalling behaviour. But the fact remains that the majority of fans - including, crucially, the matchgoers - were behind him at the start of the season. And then we started losing every single match and they turned. He likely got less patience from the fans than another manager would have got, but he compensated with an abundance of backing from a chairman who seemed keen to reshape the squad and the club around a manager who'd done nothing with us to prove his acumen. Ultimately, nobody made him decide to come to a club whose fanbase was primed to dislike him. Perhaps another example of his ego and hubris.
I'll say again what is apparent and inarguable: there are many things wrong with Everton FC. Their problems do not begin or end with Rafael Benitez. But he has been awful - truly, astoundingly bad - during his brief time with us, and deserves no more time and patience than he has had. I repeat: Whatever issues you may have with the fans or the players or the board, Rafael Benítez has been a very, very bad manager for us and does not deserve to remain in position.
Let's draw a line under this whole sorry affair and move on.
Absolutely. I’d have taken one single sign of progression. What we got was universal regression across the park.“Needed more time”
Time is rarely given to any football manager and yet Benitez still had six months to show some, any, improvement within games and didn’t.
His supposed strengths, of organization and defensive solidity, were not displayed at all - if anything we were getting worse defensively regularly conceding first to poor teams and then relying on moments of individual skill to try to claw something back. Substitutions were a joke as was persistence with players that weren’t performing and outdated tactics.
Off pitch things were clearly turning poisonous both with staff and fans - time would not have solved this relationship, better for all concerned to end it.