Ronald Koeman discussion

[maccavennie]

Arsenal and Chelsea are both expected loses remember.

Plus don't forget Azza that Leicester will have a new manager so that will give them a buzz so that's an expected loss and then Watford will be an expected loss as they are in the top 8 and we can put the defeat to Palace down to an expected loss as it lands on Roy Hodgsons birthday.

He really did open up a can of crap with that expected loss comment, regardless if it came out how he wanted it to it made him and us sound bloody ridiculous

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

Tomorrow will be the biggest indicator of his future thus far.
Despite the ,understandable, opprobrium that has flowed his way since Thursday's defeat, I for one saw green shoots of revival. We played far better than previously, and I think we were unlucky to come away with nothing. Small steps, but if we continue to improve I think he will retain the boards support and stay ahead (just) of the ravening mob currently pursuing him. I wouldn't be surprised to see hunt saboteurs at the match tomorrow.

 

[jceverton]

Plus don't forget Azza that Leicester will have a new manager so that will give them a buzz so that's an expected loss and then Watford will be an expected loss as they are in the top 8 and we can put the defeat to Palace down to an expected loss as it lands on Roy Hodgsons birthday.

He really did open up a can of crap with that expected loss comment, regardless if it came out how he wanted it to it made him and us sound bloody ridiculous

Every game is an expected loss at the minute!

 

[Joey66]

Thats alarming our new owner paid all that compensation for him!

 

[Khalekan]

We will lose on Sunday, I bet he won't be gone.

Yip.

Leicester and Watford are the games Moshiri will be judging him on.

Games he regards as “unexpected losses”.

 

[Khalekan]

Thats alarming our new owner paid all that compensation for him!

It is just nuts, innit Joe.

Absolute nuts.

 

[Khalekan]

If it's going to happen it'll be the week leading up to international week

Indeed.

That is why I am expecting no action even if we lose tomorrow.

Watford in two weeks time......defeat there on the eve of the next break and the curtain may well be brought down on this sorry chapter in Everton history.

 

[brigadier]

is it possible to send your manager out on loan?
apologise to sunderland in advance.

 

[Khalekan]

Then he should step away. He doesn't need the job for financial security. I'm sure he's not struggling to pay a mortgage or that so if he's suffering so bad just resign. But he won't.. Because he's getting too well paid and if he does even worse will get a handsome payoff unlike people in normal jobs.

One assumes he is a very wealthy man.

And the biggest difference between being poor and being wealthy is that the wealthy have choices.

I am sure I am in the majority on here whom have worked in jobs they hated, were stressed out at their work but had no choice but to stay on until sommat better came along on account of mouths needed feeding, little bodies needed clothed and educated, families needing a roof over their head.

If this job is too stressful for Koeman he really should walk.

I know his wife is in remission after surviving major surgery so that fact alone would point out to Ronald that there are things in life more important than both work and money.

So if he is staying on here to the apparent detriment of his health, and certainly to his appearance, merely for the pay out then he gets little sympathy from me.

He does not have to endure it.

 

[GwladysBlue]

So Koeman thinks the Europa League could be a distraction. If we weren't in the Europa League, we could concentrate on getting into the Europa League via. our league position.

Excuse after excuse.

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

Thats alarming our new owner paid all that compensation for him!

He took Soton to their highest league finish in the top flight in 30 years mate.

The fact that he's having a mare at the minute doesn't mean we need to cherry pick stats from his time at Soton which was most definitely a success overall

 

[Joey66]

He took Soton to their highest league finish in the top flight in 30 years mate.

The fact that he's having a mare at the minute doesn't mean we need to cherry pick stats from his time at Soton which was most definitely a success overall

With another Managers team who had taken Spurs into,the top four !

 

[kev101]

One assumes he is a very wealthy man.

And the biggest difference between being poor and being wealthy is that the wealthy have choices.

I am sure I am in the majority on here whom have worked in jobs they hated, were stressed out at their work but had no choice but to stay on until sommat better came along on account of mouths needed feeding, little bodies needed clothed and educated, families needing a roof over their head.

If this job is too stressful for Koeman he really should walk.

I know his wife is in remission after surviving major surgery so that fact alone would point out to Ronald that there are things in life more important than both work and money.

So if he is staying on here to the apparent detriment of his health, and certainly to his appearance, merely for the pay out then he gets little sympathy from me.

He does not have to endure it.

I don't think there's anything more important to Ronald than Ronald.

 

[Sir Alan]

Arsenal and Chelsea are both expected loses remember.

I feel like a banner pointing this atrocious attitude out to Moshiri needs to be made.

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

With another Managers team who had taken Spurs into,the top four !

No mate. He had to sell most of that side to the RS....