BrendanGOT
Player Valuation: £30m
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Hopefully Koeman will realise he has to start with Davies and Kenny mate.
Have to laugh, just been reading some lad saying that Koeman never treated Niasse badly, all he did was tell Niasse that he wasn't in his plans, but because he just got his head down and carried on working hard, Koeman then gave him the chance to prove himself.
People75
Player Valuation: £8m
It's nice to see a player like Niasse, who believe in his own talent, and at the same time, believe that Everton is a club, he would work hard, to be a part of.
Really nice attitude, it just is.
Furthermore, we have some youngsters, who also show their love for the game, and the club, with Davies being a homegrown, is even more amazing.
I really like that kind of football club.
Koeman ofcouse is the mastermind, behind it. At least that's what i think
Really nice attitude, it just is.
Furthermore, we have some youngsters, who also show their love for the game, and the club, with Davies being a homegrown, is even more amazing.
I really like that kind of football club.
Koeman ofcouse is the mastermind, behind it. At least that's what i think
I'm not being funny but let's none of us pretend that Oumar didn't save his bacon after getting the team set up wrong once again.
ijjysmith
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Jako, he wouldn’t have been sacked if we’d lost.
But surely it was Pickford doing the saving from that Defoe shot.
I am a little disgruntled, but nothing like the amount of angst some are showing.
Next five games should show us moving up the table. The players are new and he is unsure how to play without a proper striker.
I think we are on for 7th place so no change
Next five games should show us moving up the table. The players are new and he is unsure how to play without a proper striker.
I think we are on for 7th place so no change
Some referees would have seen Rooney's eye earlier and given a penalty and a red. Not saying this would have been right but sometimes games pivot on smaller things than tactics
I didn't necessarily mean he'd be sacked but he'd be in hot water, those goals bought him a bit of breathing room from a lot of frustrated supporters.
I've lost count of how many times we've started a match and played poorly for 45-60 minutes before we've had to pray for the subs to help us out because the lads who started haven't created anything. Yesterday, I'd read that we were dominant and I don't think we'd had a shot on target the whole first half.
What's bothering me is that every week when he has to pick his team he seems to keep getting it wrong. I want to see him get it right from the go. It's great that we've won but I'm still not convinced at the moment that he knows what he's doing and that the players starting the matches do either.
ijjysmith
Calm
I’m just enjoying the win mate.
If he’s as bad as everyone is making out then there will be more than enough defeats to slate him for.
We won and that’s all I really care about.
I'm absolutely made up with the win. I just want to see us look capable of doing it over the first 60 minutes of a match as well.
This is really what I'm getting at @ijjysmith
Billy Dean
Player Valuation: £70m
All I want him to do is start Tom Davies on a regular basis
Steve0
Player Valuation: £35m
Anyone using the Niasse turnaround as a stick to beat him with is being disingenuous at best. About 99% of the forum wanted him gone, most were giddy with excitement when it looked like we might get £6m for him.
If you were to engage in davekonomics you could argue that the tough love he showed was just what Niasse needed to get his head into gear and his superior coaching is what's caused the upturn in performances...
Whatever, it seems ridiculous to chastise him for giving a chance to a player most on this board thought wasn't good enough for League 1.
If you were to engage in davekonomics you could argue that the tough love he showed was just what Niasse needed to get his head into gear and his superior coaching is what's caused the upturn in performances...
Whatever, it seems ridiculous to chastise him for giving a chance to a player most on this board thought wasn't good enough for League 1.
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