bluewally
Player Valuation: £8m
did you use a rude version of the name of their stadium or is it blocked by the filter.
I really hope its blocked by the filter
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Roberto Martinez Discussion - Including Live Poll (Poll Reset 1st May)
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did you use a rude version of the name of their stadium or is it blocked by the filter.
I really hope its blocked by the filter
No it isn't a "horrible thought".
Any Evertonian should be delighted at the thoughts of their manager, whether they like him or not, "beaming with pride" on the Wembley pitch after winning the Cup.
Because we all want to be "beaming with pride" at Wembley.....on the pitch and off it.
Some of these comments are getting plain ridiculous now.
The board are just as bad here. They know the results and they're still Sittin on there hands! If Martinez is given another season I refuse to go. Not that I don't love Everton but he's sending me into a spiral of depression every weekend.
MikeH72
Player Valuation: £100m
It's the performances which are the stuff of nightmares, the last two games have been two of the worst performances I've seen from us. Our opponents didn't have to get out of first gear in either, our players body language is appalling and they aren't even willing to battle for the shirt anymore. Zat is looking at things in a far too black and white way, literally just looking at the score line and the opponent and going "ah well, it could have been worse". No, it's not like that at all
Furey1878
Player Valuation: £70m
chazzle_dazzle
Player Valuation: £35m
It was the arsenal game, i honestly come away from that match thinking it was the most frightening performance i have seen from an Everton team in a long long time.
No fight, no desire - arsenal won easy and am not even sure they got into first gear. it was pathetic. Utd was slightly better - but still we were way under average.
It was the Arsenal game which made me fully believe everything isn't right in the squad and behind closed doors.
Blue Cheese
Mental Patient, GOT Ward
The thought of it makes me angry after the League performances. I'd rather let an interim be on the history books. Just go now fraud.
I want Everton to win this pot more than anything, but I don't think Martinez deserves too take the glory it will bring.
a bell maul
Player Valuation: £30m
I refuse to get hot under the collar regarding Martinez's managerial capabilities (and thus Everton's performance). He isn't going anywhere anytime soon so I suggest others don similar asbestos collar.
I'm thinking this guy has bought into an ideal. Can see him looking about to see if there is a manager who fits. Which to my mind will be an improved version rather than change for the sake of it. And I think it'll be done in a timescale that indicates he has confidence in the club and doesn't make quick decisions.
MikeH72
Player Valuation: £100m
smileychap
Player Valuation: £8m
Not complete Channel 5 fodder from big Stan for once. He's right in that Leicester back 4 is simple, consistent, experienced and effective, yes. But Mahrez, Kante and Vardy also had outstanding seasons - mostly injury free interestingly. Backed up by unsung guys working hard in simple roles - Ozinaki, Simpson, Drinkwater etc, ( excuse spelling
Great blend of experience and pacey youth too. They've played great at a time when the Sky 4 are in flux (shocking mgt) with Euro and or FA cup commitments. Great times for them, I think everyone's loving it frankly.It does highlight Everton's shocking team balance - uncertainty in goal, Jags out a bit, Stones and Mori inexperienced, Coleman mis-firing a bit. Midfield - NO GOV'NOR, lots of rotation of players. Martinez basically hasn't addressed the Moyes back 4. He bought well in Lukaku. That's it.
bluewally
Player Valuation: £8m
Not complete Channel 5 fodder from big Stan for once. He's right in that Leicester back 4 is simple, consistent, experienced and effective, yes. But Mahrez, Kante and Vardy also had outstanding seasons - mostly injury free interestingly. Backed up by unsung guys working hard in simple roles - Ozinaki, Simpson, Drinkwater etc, ( excuse spelling
It does highlight Everton's shocking team balance - uncertainty in goal, Jags out a bit, Stones and Mori inexperienced, Coleman mis-firing a bit. Midfield - NO GOV'NOR, lots of rotation of players. Martinez basically hasn't addressed the Moyes back 4. He bought well in Lukaku. That's it.
And at £28m it wasn't exactly a shot in the dark
a bell maul
Player Valuation: £30m
I tend to agree with you mate. As I said a bit earlier, Martinez is with us for the long haul and his leaving our club will be on his decision, not 'ours'.
And whilst I'm not hugely enamoured of this reality, I've accepted it.
That's been where I've been at for well before Martinez. There's been nobody I've been inspired by but it's best to get on board unless it really does look like they'll take us down
mythbuster
Player Valuation: £35m
You're right, it's not been good enough. Especially the home form this season. There has been positives though and I don't think he should be booted just yet.
That's just my opinion though, and I accept he seems to have lost the fan-base almost entirely, and it's gonna be incredibly difficult for him to turn it around now. Hope he does though.....
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