Ronald Koeman discussion

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My cousin's lad is a blue but he works at Old Trafford as a steward and he said that he spoke to Koeman briefly after the match.

He said that Koeman was literally in tears, to the point where he was sobbing hysterically and uncontrollably. Koeman hugged him and said something along the lines of: "Pain is temporary. It may last a minute, or an hour, or a day, or a year, but eventually it will subside and something else will take its place."

If anyone thinks that Koeman doesn't feel our pain, you're mistaken.
Koeman is not that eloquent...
 


Coleman, Bolasie and Funes hurt. Solid argument that they could be about our three most important players missing. Coleman fixes our problems on the right and adds valuable pace, Bolasie adds pace and allows guys like Sig, Klaassen and Rooney to drop around the box and Funes adds valuable pace down back which would in turn stop half these goals as we wouldnt be as rushed. Plus Funes would ease burden on Keane AND provide a 45m man with a target at set pieces.

But no excuse for Ronnie we've been absolutely horrendous. This negative ball is disgraceful. This ignoring of width and pace is negligible and his lack of preparedness to take a risk with Holgate in a back 3 or even in a 2 (vs Atlanta), Kenny at RB. No plan B at all.

Lose against Sunderland and the search should begin. Unacceptable start for a club like Everton, it wouldn't be accepted anywhere else so shouldnt ever be accepted here.
 


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