I remember when you used to pretend to go to KEIOC and Blue Union meetings Crabbs and pooped the bed when called out on it.
"We". Lol.
Martinez wasn't sacked because of the protest, the club went out of its way to ignore that. He was sacked because of the two following results at Leicester and Sunderland being the culmination of an awful run. They also sacked him in a bizzare show of kindness as they spared him the horror show of the final game at Goodison.We had a fan protest at GP for the last manager and he was shot shortly after that game. Don,t underestimate the impact of the fan base - nothing destroys your brand quicker than a customer base who gives up on it,s product and then advertises it across global and national media.
You are still in the dark after all these years - so easy to pull the wool over your eyes.
LoL there was time when I thought should i tell him but then thought nahhh let him swim in his own invented world about people who post on forums.
They don't care in the same way you or I do though mate. They can afford to look at these games dispassionately and say we've got plenty of time to turn things around (we do but we won't under Koeman).Well Moshiri and co aren't doing their job if they are not monitoring this,
we havent played well in one game this season.
What a good wide player does is force the opposition to double team him to shut him down, for a player like Baines that creates so much space and time that he can do serious damage, then they are left in trouble about what to do defensively - ie make them think about what they are doing, something we don't make the opposition do anywhere near enough.
I'd say you can even play Davies wide right to help Kenny, but a big caveat is that he needs to be starting from wide and then cutting in rather than what we always do lately which is playing them isndie having to go outside - it makes a massive difference both offensively and defensively to how effective they are.
The squad is far from perfect but right now we have a manager making it look much worse than the sum of its parts when his job is frankly to do the opposite.
Is it stubbornness or what i have no idea, but what it does remind me of is the last season of Martinez - when he would stubbornly stick to things that aren't working - and even when he made changes that improved us in a game, the very next game it would be back to what he set up for last game - almost a trying to force his ideas to work despite the evidence it doesn't, for certain managers yeah - they have the track record of doing that, this one doesn't - all his major turning points in a season - both at Saints and at us - actually came about with a change in system.
Was very on the fence about Rooney - but think it was a huge mistake on current evidence - the manager is playing him regardless of the effect on the shape, and seems unwilling or unable to drop him and see what happens
Be surprised if Koeman lasts out the season frankly and i would hope that behind the scenes we have already sounded out certain available managers in case this form/style continues
He'll be lucky to get through Sunday evening at this rate mate lol
I agree it's now or when it's to late, last time it was to late the season was ruined, this season will be ruined.But the last manager has not use nearly 150m a season to recruit the players, I don't think our performance at present is better than that under Moyes and Martínez, at least our team lost the motivation and fighting spirit. If we wait until the team situation and ranking get worser, the reaction may be too late for us, we need to "change" right now.
Wishful thinking mate, don't see anything happening with him regardless of results until at least January - and with our clubs record we would wait for the transfer window to shut regardless so we could avoid spending to back any new manager
In reality we should have already made contact with representatives of several managers to gage interest, Ancelotti, Tuchel for starters, even Silva at Watford whose only on a one year contract so wouldn't cost anything hardly in compensation
It's what other clubs would have done at this point (and indeed Liverpool did similar with Klopp and Rodgers)
Big fan here @orlyCrabbs, you're John Cribb from BlueKipper.
You've consistently done three things in that time:
Nobody is being enlightened by you.
- Misunderstood the difference between an apostrophe and a comma
- Only resurfaced when things are going wrong at Everton
- Pretended to be involved with various fan groups
Wishful thinking mate, don't see anything happening with him regardless of results until at least January - and with our clubs record we would wait for the transfer window to shut regardless so we could avoid spending to back any new manager
In reality we should have already made contact with representatives of several managers to gage interest, Ancelotti, Tuchel for starters, even Silva at Watford whose only on a one year contract so wouldn't cost anything hardly in compensation
It's what other clubs would have done at this point (and indeed Liverpool did similar with Klopp and Rodgers)
Silva's on a two year deal.
Agree with the principle, though