Ronald Koeman discussion

[Khalekan]

Koeman is going to declare independence

I wish he would claim independence from Everton

 

[Khalekan]

I'm having a great Saturday without you to ruin it Koemoyes

And we can’t even have our Sunday ruined either

I wish the season was one long International break.

 

[Gladystweet]

And we can’t even have our Sunday ruined either

I wish the season was one long International break.

Ah come on. We need to get back on our three legged, bound for the glue factory, horse

 

[degsy]

To quote Harold Macmillan (there’s a name for the teenagers, @degsy ), when asked what was the most difficult thing about being PM......”events dear boy, events”.

And if “events” at Everton keep spiralling downwards, and for the life of me I see no signs of a revival , Moshiri is going to find himself needing to react to said events long before the end of the next window at the end of January.

If things keep on in the present vein my money is on him going either before or during the next International break, in November.

To retain him any longer would be sheer folly IMO.

used that line myself on here not long ago...always a good man for a quote was 'Aitch...and the other 'Aitch, MP for Huyton, as well.

 

[royvernon39]

I remember a phrase in one of Fergie's autobiographies: the most important thing a manager can give a player is
confidence.

Does any one think RK can man-manage an improvement in our players between now and the next game? He just does not seem cut out
for boosting a struggling player's self-esteem. Knocking them, yes. Discipline, yes but making them better players?

 

[Rudolf Hucker]

I remember a phrase in one of Fergie's autobiographies: the most important thing a manager can give a player is
confidence.

Does any one think RK can man-manage an improvement in our players between now and the next game? He just does not seem cut out
for boosting a struggling player's self-esteem. Knocking them, yes. Discipline, yes but making them better players?

No.

 

[allezlesbleus]

used that line myself on here not long ago...always a good man for a quote was 'Aitch...and the other 'Aitch, MP for Huyton, as well.

A week is a long time in politics!!

 

[Khalekan]

used that line myself on here not long ago...always a good man for a quote was 'Aitch...and the other 'Aitch, MP for Huyton, as well.

“Darling ‘arold” as Alf Garnett liked to call him.

My favourite ever PM, was Aitch Wilson.

Told Johnny Yank to do one an’ all when they wanted us to send men to ‘Nam.

If only Tony Blair had said the same to Dubya

 

[royvernon39]

“Darling ‘arold” as Alf Garnett liked to call him.

My favourite ever PM, was Aitch Wilson.

Told Johnny Yank to do one an’ all when they wanted us to send men to ‘Nam.

If only Tony Blair had said the same to Dubya

Dubya told Blair that it was ok, he did not need UK direct participation. It was the Great Satan who insisted that UK should participate.

 

[Gladystweet]

I remember a phrase in one of Fergie's autobiographies: the most important thing a manager can give a player is
confidence.

Does any one think RK can man-manage an improvement in our players between now and the next game? He just does not seem cut out
for boosting a struggling player's self-esteem. Knocking them, yes. Discipline, yes but making them better players?

Could it have something to do with who he is? A former world class player, won the lot, and played with, and for the best.
Could that have something to do with his stubbornness? Dunno really, there's something not right though, that's for sure.

 

[Agent Blue]

Notaclueman is off to watch Prescot Cables tomorrow with his Wife, who likes a fillet of fish for lunch !!

Funny, I thought I saw him at Marine last week.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

To benefit the club and look at the bigger picture would we be better off losing out next 2 games? I no it's a controversial thing to say, but that would surely bring the end to Koemans reign and would take us back to a level we could start to build again. The way Moyes had to work kept us on the same level for years which was ok to a degree, but after him it was meant to be a new start to make us great again, Moshiri came things were looking bright but now a few years with Martinez and Koeman, I feel we are at a lower level than when Moyes was here and to make it worse on paper we are suppose to have better players.But the key thing for me here us to get Koeman out, it should have been done after the burley game.

No chance it would be better if we lost the next couple of games mate, at the end of the day Koeman gets on my tits big style, I can't even listen to him being interviewed anymore, but putting all that aside I want him to succeed with us, turn us into the type of team we all want to see.

I was willing to give Martinez a fair crack of the whip, so IMO Koeman should be given till at least Christmas to turn it around (if things are still as crap, then turf him out on his arse) and if he does, then he has the January transfer window to kick us on.

 

[degsy]

A week is a long time in politics!!

you never lost the world cup under a Labour Govt. (1970)

It has been said that there is no fool like an old fool, except a young fool. But the young fool has first to grow up to be an old fool to realize what a damn fool he was when he was a young fool...Harold McMillan.

 

[billyblue80]

How many games does he have to turn it around?

 

[mikewex]

He just does not seem cut out
for boosting a struggling player's self-esteem. Knocking them, yes.

Surprising he doesn't get on better with the fan base so.