Fair points mate. Actually you’ll be able to answer this better than most on here. Since you brought him up - Koeman’s hard faced attitude and cold approach, not too dissimilar to Catterick?
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Your action can't deceive my eyes you utter baiter
The only thing I can claim mastery of. Master baiter.
Some of you deserve Unsworth.
Hindsight is a wonderfull thing
im done with this clown and his awful team selections
ham2
Player Valuation: £10m
fixed
gorgeousgeorgeEFC
Player Valuation: £25m
I admire your optimism sir, but we are a midtable side with a ramshackle stadium, and in the last 30 years we've won as much as Portsmouth and Wigan: one FA Cup.
We're not exactly an attractive proposition.
Last night on TalkSport several of the pundits mentioned Harry Redknapp as a possible successor to Koeman if the Dutchman was sacked. I nearly had a heart attack. I'd rather have Sean Dyche than 'arry.
Niapper
Player Valuation: £8m
From Brian Porter, toffeeweb
Actually guys, I just looked and Limassol are 9th in their league and there are only 14 teams in it. This rates as one of the worst results I can remember in 59 years of supporting the club.
Ex
Koeman has taken a squad of talented players and turned them into a team devoid of passion, direction and confidence. Even the bloody match commentators could see it and were spot on in saying this was a team who were not receiving any direction from the bench whatsoever. Koeman has to go because he is sucking the lifeblood out of talented players who deserve to be coached in a far more positive way than he is capable of.
The fans booing at the end said it all really. Not even halfway through the season and he has totally lost the plot, refuses to change his as yet unidentified system and is once again blaming the players for his own shortcomings as a coach.
To use an old phrase, it's a bad workman who blames his tools. Well, Mr. Six million pound coach, Koeman, the players are your tools and it's your job to get the best out of them. Their failure is I'm afraid, your failure and your responsibility.
Koeman is quite clearly not capable of learning from his mistakes, hence his continued selection of an unbalanced team with no pace, width or penetration. Again, the commentators mentioned all these things and if they can see what we are all seeing, then why can't Koeman?
More to the point, what the hell is the board going to do about the situation? We have a lame duck manager who, just like his predecessor, refuses to see any faults in himself.
The only bright spot in tonight's game was the performance of Vlasic, a really good find. I had a feeling Koeman's decision to foolishly include Barkley in his Euro squad at at he expense of Niasse might come back and bite us on the bum. Why the hell did he include a player who is out till Christmas at least and who obviously doesn't want to play for us.
His decision making sucks, his tactics are unfathomable and his man management stinks. Apart from that, he's doing OK. NOT!
Actually guys, I just looked and Limassol are 9th in their league and there are only 14 teams in it. This rates as one of the worst results I can remember in 59 years of supporting the club.
Ex
Koeman has taken a squad of talented players and turned them into a team devoid of passion, direction and confidence. Even the bloody match commentators could see it and were spot on in saying this was a team who were not receiving any direction from the bench whatsoever. Koeman has to go because he is sucking the lifeblood out of talented players who deserve to be coached in a far more positive way than he is capable of.
The fans booing at the end said it all really. Not even halfway through the season and he has totally lost the plot, refuses to change his as yet unidentified system and is once again blaming the players for his own shortcomings as a coach.
To use an old phrase, it's a bad workman who blames his tools. Well, Mr. Six million pound coach, Koeman, the players are your tools and it's your job to get the best out of them. Their failure is I'm afraid, your failure and your responsibility.
Koeman is quite clearly not capable of learning from his mistakes, hence his continued selection of an unbalanced team with no pace, width or penetration. Again, the commentators mentioned all these things and if they can see what we are all seeing, then why can't Koeman?
More to the point, what the hell is the board going to do about the situation? We have a lame duck manager who, just like his predecessor, refuses to see any faults in himself.
The only bright spot in tonight's game was the performance of Vlasic, a really good find. I had a feeling Koeman's decision to foolishly include Barkley in his Euro squad at at he expense of Niasse might come back and bite us on the bum. Why the hell did he include a player who is out till Christmas at least and who obviously doesn't want to play for us.
His decision making sucks, his tactics are unfathomable and his man management stinks. Apart from that, he's doing OK. NOT!
NilSatisOptimum
Player Valuation: £70m
I can reason away all but one of Everton's failings, however, this defensive team Koamen has built simply can't defend.
brigadier
Player Valuation: £10m
I thought that weeks ago, he doesn't know how to play any other Way.
GwladysBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
Even if we do beat Burnley on Sunday, we'll just go to Brighton and lose or draw. Fat Head doesn't do away games.
GwladysBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
Koeman saying the Everton team are scared. If we're scared of some Cypriot pub team, then we're going to be fighting for our lives in the Premier League.
This is true. If there’s a solitary thing this team should be, it’s solid.
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