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

Martinez in or out?

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I really don't see how sustained poor performance over 2 years can be called knee jerking. Surely knee jerking is thinking it's problem solved on the back of one result over Chelsea.


Nobody thinks results are any better, even after Chelsea. But look on the bright side, we have a savage squad and a more than decent chance at winning silverware for the first time in 21 years. Now is the time for positivity, more than ever.
 
We have been dealing with lowlights for over 20 years. At least he's proven that he can actually win a pot.

At the expense of the league. If he wins the cup great. A lot of mangers have won the cup who you wouldn't consider good managers and wouldn't want at goodison.
 
Nobody thinks results are any better, even after Chelsea. But look on the bright side, we have a savage squad and a more than decent chance at winning silverware for the first time in 21 years. Now is the time for positivity, more than ever.

We have a savage squad but are in the bottom half for the second year. Surely you see the contradiction here.
 

I just don't see the learning. If I saw any sustained signs of that I might be a little easier on him

46 is he? I doubt he'll be the same manager when he's 66, if he's still in the game obviously. His positivity comes from the Sports Psychology courses he's taken or adopted. To be fair it's rife in the modern game, not just in football either. It's all for the benefit of the press and supposedly the modern player. But that's a different discussion.
 
46 is he? I doubt he'll be the same manager when he's 66, if he's still in the game obviously. His positivity comes from the Sports Psychology courses he's taken or adopted. To be fair it's rife in the modern game, not just in football either. It's all for the benefit of the press and supposedly the modern player. But that's a different discussion.

But I mean in the 7 or 8 years I've seen him in the prem his team's have played the same way. Attacking football at the expense of the defensive side
 
We have a savage squad but are in the bottom half for the second year. Surely you see the contradiction here.


Not really. I've outlined my belief at length in the Lukaku thread that sheer talent is obscuring a lack of synergy in our team. We're often great for 70 minutes and tripe for 20. It's a question of seeing out those 20 minutes and I think we're one or two players away from it. Roberto is certainly not blameless, but there are a few players who need to have a look at themselves too
 

At the end of the day I'd trust the late great Johan Cruyff in his assessment of football managers than I'd trust the angry self loathing bad beak on here who seek to spread hysteria.

Cruyff understand the beautiful game of football and was fortnight in his opinions. I have no doubt he would have appreciated the work of Señor Roberto Martinez.

Pipe down at the back and get back to your world of doom and gloom.
 
Of course we do, and any threat of relegation would be met with swift action. We have been nowhere near it for about a decade.

We're 12 points off it on a season where the safety point looks like being a lot lower than the magical 40 points.

Closer to relegation than Europe.

If the bottom three weren't so very poor we'd be a lot closer. especially considering 5 of our 9 wins were against them
 
At the end of the day I'd trust the late great Johan Cruyff in his assessment of football managers than I'd trust the angry self loathing bad beak on here who seek to spread hysteria.

Cruyff understand the beautiful game of football and was fortnight in his opinions. I have no doubt he would have appreciated the work of Señor Roberto Martinez.

Pipe down at the back and get back to your world of doom and gloom.

Classy mate, using somebodys death to point score.

I bet Amy Winehouse thought he was crap tho.
 
At the end of the day I'd trust the late great Johan Cruyff in his assessment of football managers than I'd trust the angry self loathing bad beak on here who seek to spread hysteria.

Cruyff understand the beautiful game of football and was fortnight in his opinions. I have no doubt he would have appreciated the work of Señor Roberto Martinez.

Pipe down at the back and get back to your world of doom and gloom.

Let people have opinions

no need to attack the posters
 

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