Ronald Koeman discussion

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Jreverton1 said:
For me, two. Brighton away Lyon home. If we don't see anything in those games or the same as we have been seeing then he's not the man to turn this around.
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The two games you mention is it points or performance you refer to.
If honest getting max points from these games and performing the way we have will be papering over the cracks
 
Jreverton1 said:
For me, two. Brighton away Lyon home. If we don't see anything in those games or the same as we have been seeing then he's not the man to turn this around.
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Lowste said:
The two games you mention is it points or performance you refer to.
If honest getting max points from these games and performing the way we have will be papering over the cracks
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..it’s a really good question. For me, I want to see signs that there’s something there. Results would be good, but just a few signs isn’t asking much.
 

As supporters our mood is based largely on quality of performance and above all,results. What we may not have realised is that while the start of the season has been a big disappointment, it could be that RK is carrying out the'project' exactly according to the boards plan. RK was employed for various reasons...firstly to rattle a few of the players cages and eradicate the so called 'dead wood'. That first phase has more or less been achieved. Secondly...to build a team to win football matches...that part of the project has begun with a reasonable,in the end, but not brilliant transfer window...January might see that phase near completion. If at any time the board do not think that RK is able to complete his three year project, he will be replaced.
The rest of this season is going to be very interesting.
 
Steve Wigan said:
As supporters our mood is based largely on quality of performance and above all,results. What we may not have realised is that while the start of the season has been a big disappointment, it could be that RK is carrying out the'project' exactly according to the boards plan. RK was employed for various reasons...firstly to rattle a few of the players cages and eradicate the so called 'dead wood'. That first phase has more or less been achieved. Secondly...to build a team to win football matches...that part of the project has begun with a reasonable,in the end, but not brilliant transfer window...January might see that phase near completion. If at any time the board do not think that RK is able to complete his three year project, he will be replaced.
The rest of this season is going to be very interesting.
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wow pass me the crack pipe
 
Fansince1988 said:
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.
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Ya want us to lose ?? Off you F !!
 

Lowste said:
The two games you mention is it points or performance you refer to.
If honest getting max points from these games and performing the way we have will be papering over the cracks
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I'd like both obviously but I'm with you, if he doesn't show us that the team performance has improved or that they even look like they're fighting for him then it's only a matter of time really.
 

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