Well if it is shifting a fair few team members and trying to get more players suited for RK it's going to be a team in transition next season. However I'm sure a fair few posters on here are expecting a top 4 challenge but it might be a stretch too far.
Well if it is shifting a fair few team members and trying to get more players suited for RK it's going to be a team in transition next season. However I'm sure a fair few posters on here are expecting a top 4 challenge but it might be a stretch too far.
I can't see us getting higher than 7th next season with the problems we have.
Want to be surprised but I think with the increase in games, the losing of a large chunk of players (especially main players), the lack of depth we're gonna have to work very hard in the summer
Hard to disagree mate. I'm hoping for a big transfer window to see if we can start bridging that gap. Under no illusions that it'll be easy. But surely it'll be better than last summer. Getting Moshiri in lifted expectations both on the Stadium front and the 1st team 'improvements'. At this point I'm more optimistic about the former than the latter of those two areas.I can't see us getting higher than 7th next season with the problems we have.
Want to be surprised but I think with the increase in games, the losing of a large chunk of players (especially main players), the lack of depth we're gonna have to work very hard in the summer
Ot of courtesy I only name people I respect. He hasn't earned it.
Fact remans: under Martinez he expressed his range of talents exponentially. Under Koeman he's added a bit more judgement to his game. I know who I think has had the more fruitful influence.
It was a nightmare period alright: 3 seasons and only two cup semi finals and a record breaking season to show for it. I expected the CL at least. Koeman will do it for us though. This 58 points is a great platform to work off.
Btw, if Martinez is a 'fraud" what is Koeman? Martinez ran up a record points haul for Everton; so far Koeman has clocked up a Moyes-lite 58 points; Martinez has won a trophy in the past decade, Koeman has won the square root of f.a. in that time.
I think the Belgian FA have made a very wise choice to guide them to the World Cup finals. A fine man and a coach who can make maximum use of that nations attacking talent.
Klopp on the other hand IS a superstar manager, for want of a better term. He;s actually had a weaker squad than Koeman has had to work with (and certainly Mourinho and Guardiola have had to work with) and he's got - somehow - 69 points out of those turkeys so far to place them in the driving seat for 3rd or 4th.
He's plaited sawdust there. They'd be lucky to be 8th if Rodgers was still manager.
We've consistently hired people who did very well with their previous clubs. Isn't that all you can do? Catterick, Kendall, Moyes, Martinez, Koeman...all head hunted.
You little liar !
I could go on ...
Vaulting the threadbanned hero.
Cold blooded.
Dave's thread banned from here ?
Hahaha, that's excellent, I honestly didn't know. Oh my, the opportunities this presents !
Anyway, Koeman, talked a lot about getting the players to make the effort, but, though they looked marginally more interested than they did at West Ham he plainly failed to motivate them enough today, so he has to accept some of the blame.
It was a better read with him.
twice in 2 weeksWhen Everton lose a game.....
When Everton lose a game.....
That's like when we lost back to back games v Sunderland and Leicester and guess what, Deulofeu was in the squad both times.twice in 2 weeks