bluejohn66
Player Valuation: £15m
ONLY ONE WAY....... to protest that RM, BK, The Mosh and other board members will see and hopefully take note and that boys is by boycotting the game!
Roberto Martinez Discussion - Including Live Poll (Poll Reset 1st May)
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Mikeonlythebestwilldo
Player Valuation: £20m
Sound mate have a good evening
deipnosophist
Player Valuation: £80m
It's been very warm here in NZ as well. I was down in Bombay (south of Auckland) helping a mate with his vegetables (Bombay is like the market gardening mecca. Incidentally, it's called Bombay because so many Indians settled there decades back).
Anyway, I was down there a couple of days ago and it was 26 degrees!. That's unseasonably warm for May in NZ.
The beaches round where I live also still have many sunbathers and swimmers.
Unusual.
Think Sunday it's up to 24 degrees here.
deipnosophist
Player Valuation: £80m
I'm about to take my son to his rugby match against Sacred Heart College. It's a bit cooler today but still very pleasant this morning. I intend to do not a lot today. It's been a tiring week. Fretting about potential Everton management appointments (or reappointment *shudders*) has lent me fitful sleep.
I hope it ends soon...
I hope it ends soon...
lancs blue
Player Valuation: £35m
Can you not sell the NZ dream to roberto. You could be neighbours. Doh thats an aussie soap
the sniderman
Player Valuation: £40m
here you are having a meltdown again as someone called you out for the crying little punk you are. i will do it again and again until you change your ways you pathetic little maggot.
The Mighty Quint
Player Valuation: £40m
I can totally believe it, he comes across the same on the TV.
bluestevon
Player Valuation: £80m
Nope having a nice night actually, thanks for asking
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
May I at this time recommend you sign up for a Twitter account to keep us all posted on your daily movements?
http://www.theguardian.com/football...to-martinez-digs-in-protests?CMP=share_btn_tw
Everton’s manager Roberto Martínez digs in over fan protests
• Spaniard was subject to abuse when walking with wife
• I respect every fan’s opinion, Martínez adds
Roberto Martínez has said being the target of angry protests at Everton will not distract him from the task of correcting this season’s failings at Goodison Park.
The manager was subjected to abuse as he walked to his car with his wife, Beth, following the 2-1 win over Bournemouth last Saturday, their first win in eight games. Martínez has faced calls for his removal at several matches recently but insisted vitriol will not prompt him to walk away. “When you are Everton manager, you are in a position where you have to take responsibility and I do that for our performances and results,” he said in response to last week’s protests.
“We have had eight defeats at home and conceded 30 goals and that is not what we should be achieving. That’s how contrasting it is with our away form, with three defeats and 19 goals conceded. I respect every fan’s opinion. What I need to do is make sure I correct that. It is the top and bottom.
“At the moment, we have got three games left. Since the day I arrived, there are many steps to take to get to where we need to get. We are not there by any stretch of the imagination. We have been working since the window closed in January on many aspects of the next window and that is not going to change in the next few days. I am in communication with the chairman and the board on a daily basis. There is nothing different.”
Asked whether the board had discussed his position, Martínez replied: “That’s not for me to comment.”
He also admitted this season’s dismal return in the Premier League had shown the playing staff requires an overhaul, despite frequent assertions – often by Martínez himself – that he has constructed the club’s strongest squad in decades. “Clearly, yes,” he said when the subject was put to him. “I think in the last six windows, that is what we have done. We have gone from window to window improving and looking to get stronger and this summer will be the same.”
Horrible snidey little rat, GET OUT.
Everton’s manager Roberto Martínez digs in over fan protests
• Spaniard was subject to abuse when walking with wife
• I respect every fan’s opinion, Martínez adds
Roberto Martínez has said being the target of angry protests at Everton will not distract him from the task of correcting this season’s failings at Goodison Park.
The manager was subjected to abuse as he walked to his car with his wife, Beth, following the 2-1 win over Bournemouth last Saturday, their first win in eight games. Martínez has faced calls for his removal at several matches recently but insisted vitriol will not prompt him to walk away. “When you are Everton manager, you are in a position where you have to take responsibility and I do that for our performances and results,” he said in response to last week’s protests.
“We have had eight defeats at home and conceded 30 goals and that is not what we should be achieving. That’s how contrasting it is with our away form, with three defeats and 19 goals conceded. I respect every fan’s opinion. What I need to do is make sure I correct that. It is the top and bottom.
“At the moment, we have got three games left. Since the day I arrived, there are many steps to take to get to where we need to get. We are not there by any stretch of the imagination. We have been working since the window closed in January on many aspects of the next window and that is not going to change in the next few days. I am in communication with the chairman and the board on a daily basis. There is nothing different.”
Asked whether the board had discussed his position, Martínez replied: “That’s not for me to comment.”
He also admitted this season’s dismal return in the Premier League had shown the playing staff requires an overhaul, despite frequent assertions – often by Martínez himself – that he has constructed the club’s strongest squad in decades. “Clearly, yes,” he said when the subject was put to him. “I think in the last six windows, that is what we have done. We have gone from window to window improving and looking to get stronger and this summer will be the same.”
Horrible snidey little rat, GET OUT.
Take it from me mate, playing golf is just as stressful.
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