Relegation

[davek]

Absolute rubbish, he had a chance and he failed miserably.

He ran the club into the ground, got rid of key backroom staff, key members of the squad and his tactics were dire. Never has one man done so much damage in such a short period of time. A failure from day one and to the end of his tenure.

In light of the mess he left us in, your continued support of him borders on the farcical.

100% wrong on this one.

Death threats and banners outside the ground.....BEFORE he took the job.

You think that players aren't affected by a large minority of vocal fans who wont accept the mananger?

Ok.

 

[street end]

Death threats and banners outside the ground.....BEFORE he took the job.

You think that players aren't affected by a large minority of vocal fans who wont accept the mananger?

Ok.

A large minority? That’s a new one

 

[roydo]

Death threats and banners outside the ground.....BEFORE he took the job.

You think that players aren't affected by a large minority of vocal fans who wont accept the mananger?

Ok.

Not really. He was just an awful, antideluvian manager.

His RS past didnt help, obvs.

 

[Mikey O]

Death threats and banners outside the ground.....BEFORE he took the job.

You think that players aren't affected by a large minority of vocal fans who wont accept the mananger?

Ok.

Where is your evidence of credible death threats? Did you pass them on to the police or are you just pulling them out of the air?

The former manager himself said that he wasn't bothered that not everyone wanted him - so a handwritten bedsheet doesn't get him off the hook.

You don't know what I think and are rewriting history - the vast majority of the faithful gave him a chance; one he failed to take. Over time, given the very odd decisions, selections, tactics and poor results they became vocal in their dissatisfaction.

That ok with you?

 

[sbbefc]

Absolute rubbish, he had a chance and he failed miserably.

He ran the club into the ground, got rid of key backroom staff, key members of the squad and his tactics were dire. Never has one man done so much damage in such a short period of time. A failure from day one and to the end of his tenure.

In light of the mess he left us in, your continued support of him borders on the farcical.

100% wrong on this one.

I think Koeman did the most damage. Spent £200m+ on rubbish (with no sell on value) and his sacking resulted in Allardyce.

FSW a close second though.

 

[jonnyboy316]

Death threats and banners outside the ground.....BEFORE he took the job.

You think that players aren't affected by a large minority of vocal fans who wont accept the mananger?

Ok.

I gave him a lot of leeway but that defeat to Norwich off the back of the run we had already be on. There was no way back from that. If we had kept we might have even fewer points right now

 

[AsiaAsia82]

Those who didn’t want the FSW at the club before he joined were right, he was Shoite.
Those who supported him and said ‘give him a chance’ were condescending ‘know alls’ who were proven wrong.
Time people started being honest with themselves

 

[chippy1722]

Absolute rubbish, he had a chance and he failed miserably.

He ran the club into the ground, got rid of key backroom staff, key members of the squad and his tactics were dire. Never has one man done so much damage in such a short period of time. A failure from day one and to the end of his tenure.

In light of the mess he left us in, your continued support of him borders on the farcical.

100% wrong on this one.

I’ve never heard of so many staff leaving/kicked out the club in such a short space of time before.

 

[Leylo]

I think Koeman did the most damage. Spent £200m+ on rubbish (with no sell on value) and his sacking resulted in Allardyce.

FSW a close second though.

Hate koeman with a passion biggest fraud in football, horrible fat headed rat. FSW put a top hat on it all ,what a horrible few years we've had .

 

[malfosse]

There was no depth to that though. No goodwill.

I'm not saying all fans were responsible, btw. Far from it.

So the fans were also responsible for our good early season form as well then, and not our useless manager.

 

[malfosse]

Anyone with the modicum of any football sense knew Benitez was a washed up manager and shouldn't have been anywhere near Everton.
We all knew what would happen, and so it has come to pass.

 

[davek]

Not really. He was just an awful, antideluvian manager.

His RS past didnt help, obvs.

His past was decisive.

 

[Goat]

Death threats and banners outside the ground.....BEFORE he took the job.

You think that players aren't affected by a large minority of vocal fans who wont accept the mananger?

Ok.

Personally I think we failed by allowing this to happen, as a fanbase.

I feel as tho, a sensibile passionate fanbase would have torched his gaff.

 

[roy vernon]

West Ham are a few days before an important European tie (and not in great form anyway), I suspect there'll be a fair few punters taking a chance on Everton at 7/2.

Exactly Dave, who better for them to play than Everton. Nice confidence boosting win for them, set them up for the European game. We're absolute mince away from home mate.

 

[adi dassler]

Not even down to that, no.

We dont have a great quality squad, but even so there's no way this club's fans united behind its team and manager loses the amount of points we have. I look at the teams above us right up to Southampton in 11th place and cant believe that we have couldn't at least have piled up another 10 points if the club hadn't been internally at war over a managerial appointment.

That's cost us, and it could be fatal.

There was no depth to that though. No goodwill.

I'm not saying all fans were responsible, btw. Far from it.

What would you know about it, you don’t even go the match so how would you know about fans reaction?!

The players and manager don’t read this and Twitter mate and decide to down tools cos some nasty fans are saying bad things about the manager.

Playing the fans is pathetic and laughable.