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Ronald Koeman discussion

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Of course if he emulates Catterick and he wins cups then who cares - I'll grit my teeth and enjoy the victory and shut him out of it,
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mikeh72 said:
Hahahahaha. Pathetic. Get lost, you're not an Evertonian.
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"Lads he's not a WUM he's just an Evertonian like you but who has a different opinion. It's not like he's a liverpool fan who was glad Crouch scored so he could see the robot or anything bad like that".
 

davek said:
I see the table, I see 7th place. It's better than 11th place, and worse than 5th place. Then I shrug at the current situation.
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I see a side that's improving and really starting to click

A side that has taken 17 points out of the last 21.

A side who's scored 13 goals in the last 3 home games

I'm enjoying going to the match again after watching a side who could barely muster a performance at home for most of last season.

Shrug all you like mate, you patently don't enjoy watching Everton win games as much as I do.
 
Foot Long Hot Dog said:
I see a side that's improving and really starting to click

A side that has taken 17 points out of the last 21.

A side who's scored 13 goals in the last 3 home games

I'm enjoying going to the match again after watching a side who could barely muster a performance at home for most of last season.

Shrug all you like mate, you patently don't enjoy watching Everton win games as much as I do.
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Why do you care what i think so much?

Enjoy yourself, knock yourself out on it.

You just cant evangelise about it to me, that's all. There's no converts to be had here. I'll reach my own decision on Koeman in good time. Recent signs are much better than earlier ones, as playing decent football is the key for me. Green shoots? Maybe. Let's see.
 
Foot Long Hot Dog said:
I see a side that's improving and really starting to click

A side that has taken 17 points out of the last 21.

A side who's scored 13 goals in the last 3 home games

I'm enjoying going to the match again after watching a side who could barely muster a performance at home for most of last season.

Shrug all you like mate, you patently don't enjoy watching Everton win games as much as I do.
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I'm the same, really enjoying it at the moment!
 

davek said:
Why do you care what i think so much?

Enjoy yourself, knock yourself out on it.

You just cant evangelise about it to me, that's all. There's no converts to be had here. I'll reach my own decision on Koeman in good time. Recent signs are much better than earlier ones, as playing decent football is the key for me. Green shoots? Maybe. Let's see.
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You are missing the point, you were judging him right away when any sane fan knew he had a massive job to do after the mess Martinez left. Any sane fan knows you have to wait before judging.
 
Proper cliche this but goals change games. As soon as Bournemouth scored, the momentum completely changed, and they battered us for half an hour.

We see this happen so often, teams winning from 2 or 3 goals behind. Bournemouth did it this season against our lovable neighbours, when they were flying.

It's very rare in any game that one team has all the play for 90 minutes. There's always at least a 10-15 minute spell where the other team gets back into it and gets chances.

At 3-2 I thought there was no way we were winning. Koeman made the right changes to get us back in control, maybe a bit later than I'd have liked, but he got it right. For us to go on and win, when the momentum had shifted against us shows a very good mentality. How do we think that would have played out last year?
 
Amw79 said:
Proper cliche this but goals change games. As soon as Bournemouth scored, the momentum completely changed, and they battered us for half an hour.

We see this happen so often, teams winning from 2 or 3 goals behind. Bournemouth did it this season against our lovable neighbours, when they were flying.

It's very rare in any game that one team has all the play for 90 minutes. There's always at least a 10-15 minute spell where the other team gets back into it and gets chances.

At 3-2 I thought there was no way we were winning. Koeman made the right changes to get us back in control, maybe a bit later than I'd have liked, but he got it right. For us to go on and win, when the momentum had shifted against us shows a very good mentality. How do we think that would have played out last year?
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Bournemouth in particular are extremely adept at turning round games late on.

As for how it'd have likely turned out last year, see the RS's game down there this season for details
 
Amw79 said:
Proper cliche this but goals change games. As soon as Bournemouth scored, the momentum completely changed, and they battered us for half an hour.

We see this happen so often, teams winning from 2 or 3 goals behind. Bournemouth did it this season against our lovable neighbours, when they were flying.

It's very rare in any game that one team has all the play for 90 minutes. There's always at least a 10-15 minute spell where the other team gets back into it and gets chances.

At 3-2 I thought there was no way we were winning. Koeman made the right changes to get us back in control, maybe a bit later than I'd have liked, but he got it right. For us to go on and win, when the momentum had shifted against us shows a very good mentality. How do we think that would have played out last year?
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We would have lost 4-3, the winner coming in the 99th minute.

Bob would have highlighted the phenomenal first half performance.
 

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