Cork Evertonian
Player Valuation: £50m
The more I think about it, the less reason I can see for keeping Koeman on.
I think one thing that both pro and anti Ronald posters agree on is he has no intention, and never had any intention, of staying beyond the three years of his contract.
And he is already going on halfway through that three years.
Now, although I wouldn’t put it past this board, it would be madness to let a manager whom has not fulfilled expectations in the first two years of his tenure and whom you don’t even want to offer a new extended deal to, run loose with a transfer budget the summer before he is leaving.
In fact, it would be daft letting him spend big in January for pretty much the same reason.
There is a growing body of opinion round these parts, one ol’ Khal subscribes to, that Koeman will be off at the end of this season anyway, striking a “mutual consent” deal with Moshiri.
(unless the wheels really come off over the next two months of course and he is fired quicker)
This is strange territory for us.....we are struggling and don’t have a manager whom is desperately trying to save his job.
Sad days indeed.
Looking to Koemans successor i wouldn't mind Sean Dyche.Of course coming to us would be his biggest challenge yet.We are with all due respects a much bigger club than Burnley.But i think someone like Dyche would help us find our feet again.Of course it's not the most glamorous option but our current position at the moment isn't that glamorous.Koeman has spent all this money in the summer yet we are closer to the relegation zone than the top four.Make no mistake about it.We have serious problems.