Roberto Martinez Discussion - Including Live Poll (Poll Reset 1st May)

[eternal_defiance]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...k-defeat-Sunderland-seal-Spaniard-s-fate.html

Everton boss Roberto Martinez teetering on the brink and defeat at Sunderland could seal the Spaniard's fate

• Everton manager Roberto Martinez is facing calls for his sacking
• The Toffees fans are pissed to have underachieved for the past two seasons
• A draw away at Sunderland this week will cost Martinez his job
• Cup runs can only go so far as to masking disappointing league form
• Ronald Koeman has been touted as a fatter candidate than Frank De Boer
• Mark Hughes is dreaming

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3583529/Everton-boss-Roberto-Martinez-teetering-brink-defeat-Sunderland-seal-Spaniard-s-fate.html#ixzz48IEsAH2K

Asked about the situation on Tuesday, Martinez said: 'It is not for me to comment. The only thing that matters to me is the game against Sunderland.'

Moshiri, the Iranian billionaire, will invest heavily in the club this summer and if he does not believe Martinez can be trusted to spend the biggest finances that any Everton manager has had at his disposal then, inevitably, action will be taken.

Who would Everton turn to? At this moment, the list of candidates would include Frank De Boer – who, with 12 months remaining on his contract at Ajax, has an expensive release clause – Mark Hughes, Ronald Koeman and perhaps even Eddie Howe.

Should they lose heavily to Sunderland – and you would not bet against it following Saturday's shameful performance at Leicester – the clamour for change will become deafening. Martinez is on the brink. It is difficult to see how he pulls himself back

 

[JimmyJeffers]

I will leave you now - not getting involved in back / forth. All the best

See you next transfer deadline day pal.

 

[kithnou]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...k-defeat-Sunderland-seal-Spaniard-s-fate.html

Everton boss Roberto Martinez teetering on the brink and defeat at Sunderland could seal the Spaniard's fate

• Everton manager Roberto Martinez is facing calls for his sacking
• The Toffees are perceived to have underachieved for the past two seasons
• A defeat away at Sunderland this week could cost Martinez his job
• Cup runs can only go so far as to masking disappointing league form
• Ronald Koeman has been touted as a potential replacement for Martinez

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3583529/Everton-boss-Roberto-Martinez-teetering-brink-defeat-Sunderland-seal-Spaniard-s-fate.html#ixzz48IEsAH2K

Asked about the situation on Tuesday, Martinez said: 'It is not for me to comment. The only thing that matters to me is the game against Sunderland.'

Moshiri, the Iranian billionaire, will invest heavily in the club this summer and if he does not believe Martinez can be trusted to spend the biggest finances that any Everton manager has had at his disposal then, inevitably, action will be taken.

Who would Everton turn to? At this moment, the list of candidates would include Frank De Boer – who, with 12 months remaining on his contract at Ajax, has an expensive release clause – Mark Hughes, Ronald Koeman and perhaps even Eddie Howe.

Should they lose heavily to Sunderland – and you would not bet against it following Saturday's shameful performance at Leicester – the clamour for change will become deafening. Martinez is on the brink. It is difficult to see how he pulls himself back

"The Toffees are perceived to have underachieved for the past two seasons"

Perceived? Really? Even Davek and mkrudden have acknowledged that.
Sweet Lord...

 

[deipnosophist]

...yep they are.

In the attic though. Between a box of RAZZLES and the Christmas Deccies.

Whereby he'd talk tactics to Baubles & READERS WIVES for the rest of eternity.

And still get beat in the last minute by a team made up of loft mice & leggy spiders.

The tit.

lol lol lol

 

[moyes cardy]

He's on about the Dortmund match lads.

Must be early morning were you are now..seriously we have moved on now so can you too. Back on topic

 

[Jonahjones]

“If anyone wants to have a scrutiny of my job, then they are allowed to do that. If you are going to do it, then you don’t do it after the games since Chelsea in the FA Cup, you do it over the last three seasons and see where we are now. You have to look at the signs.”

 

[jcgefc]

“If anyone wants to have a scrutiny of my job, then they are allowed to do that. If you are going to do it, then you don’t do it after the games since Chelsea in the FA Cup, you do it over the last three seasons and see where we are now. You have to look at the signs.”

What's astrology got to do with this Bobby?

 

[Jonahjones]

What's astrology got to do with this Bobby?

Pisces what you did there......

 

[deipnosophist]

“If anyone wants to have a scrutiny of my job, then they are allowed to do that. If you are going to do it, then you don’t do it after the games since Chelsea in the FA Cup, you do it over the last three seasons and see where we are now. You have to look at the signs.”

I was going to this...but after 3 years of Bobbyisms, nothing he says sound weird anymore...it's normal.
Through the looking glass with Bobby.

 

[Abertonian]

“If anyone wants to have a scrutiny of my job, then they are allowed to do that. If you are going to do it, then you don’t do it after the games since Chelsea in the FA Cup, you do it over the last three seasons and see where we are now.

 

[tadpole]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...k-defeat-Sunderland-seal-Spaniard-s-fate.html

Everton boss Roberto Martinez teetering on the brink and defeat at Sunderland could seal the Spaniard's fate

Yeah, never ceases to amaze me to read such poorly researched and ill-informed articles, I don't know why. Obviously the result at Sunderland is irrelevant both to Martinez's fate, which has long been sealed, and probably also to the timing of his departure.

 

[Hong Kong Phooey]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...k-defeat-Sunderland-seal-Spaniard-s-fate.html

Everton boss Roberto Martinez teetering on the brink and defeat at Sunderland could seal the Spaniard's fate

• Everton manager Roberto Martinez is facing calls for his sacking
• The Toffees fans are pissed to have underachieved for the past two seasons
• A draw away at Sunderland this week will cost Martinez his job
• Cup runs can only go so far as to masking disappointing league form
• Ronald Koeman has been touted as a fatter candidate than Frank De Boer
• Mark Hughes is dreaming

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3583529/Everton-boss-Roberto-Martinez-teetering-brink-defeat-Sunderland-seal-Spaniard-s-fate.html#ixzz48IEsAH2K

Asked about the situation on Tuesday, Martinez said: 'It is not for me to comment. The only thing that matters to me is the game against Sunderland.'

Moshiri, the Iranian billionaire, will invest heavily in the club this summer and if he does not believe Martinez can be trusted to spend the biggest finances that any Everton manager has had at his disposal then, inevitably, action will be taken.

Who would Everton turn to? At this moment, the list of candidates would include Frank De Boer – who, with 12 months remaining on his contract at Ajax, has an expensive release clause – Mark Hughes, Ronald Koeman and perhaps even Eddie Howe.

Should they lose heavily to Sunderland – and you would not bet against it following Saturday's shameful performance at Leicester – the clamour for change will become deafening. Martinez is on the brink. It is difficult to see how he pulls himself back

So a defeat tomorrow see Martinez gone, whilst also seeing the barcodes relegated at the same time? I want Sunderland to win tomorrow.

I'll gladly accept the "bad fan" jibes on this one so keep them coming.

 

[Kev50]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...k-defeat-Sunderland-seal-Spaniard-s-fate.html

Everton boss Roberto Martinez teetering on the brink and defeat at Sunderland could seal the Spaniard's fate

• Everton manager Roberto Martinez is facing calls for his sacking
• The Toffees fans are pissed to have underachieved for the past two seasons
• A draw away at Sunderland this week will cost Martinez his job
• Cup runs can only go so far as to masking disappointing league form
• Ronald Koeman has been touted as a fatter candidate than Frank De Boer
• Mark Hughes is dreaming

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3583529/Everton-boss-Roberto-Martinez-teetering-brink-defeat-Sunderland-seal-Spaniard-s-fate.html#ixzz48IEsAH2K

Asked about the situation on Tuesday, Martinez said: 'It is not for me to comment. The only thing that matters to me is the game against Sunderland.'

Moshiri, the Iranian billionaire, will invest heavily in the club this summer and if he does not believe Martinez can be trusted to spend the biggest finances that any Everton manager has had at his disposal then, inevitably, action will be taken.

Who would Everton turn to? At this moment, the list of candidates would include Frank De Boer – who, with 12 months remaining on his contract at Ajax, has an expensive release clause – Mark Hughes, Ronald Koeman and perhaps even Eddie Howe.

Should they lose heavily to Sunderland – and you would not bet against it following Saturday's shameful performance at Leicester – the clamour for change will become deafening. Martinez is on the brink. It is difficult to see how he pulls himself back

Love that list of 'contenders'. Typical rednose

 

[orly]

Must be early morning were you are now..seriously we have moved on now so can you too. Back on topic

Lies go throughout the night Friend.

You've been exposed. it is all over.

 

[BernieWright13]

He must either be one hell or teeterer this is a brink like no other.

How long have we been waiting for this moron to fall over the edge?