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Less than Niasse, but that is another story.
DanEFC92
Player Valuation: £90m
This been posted before?
http://www.evertonfc.com/evertontv/archive/2016/06/16/koemans-quickfire-questions
http://www.evertonfc.com/evertontv/archive/2016/06/16/koemans-quickfire-questions
Coffee and TV
Player Valuation: £25m
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/ronald-koeman-says-everton-adopt-11499877
Ronald Koeman says Everton will adopt pressing game this season
New Blues boss determined for Goodison fear factor to be restored and plans change in tactics
RONALD KOEMAN wants Everton to get in the opposition’s face at Goodison this season.
The new Blues boss has been charged with turning the side back into contenders for European qualification.
Koeman knows that he must restore the fear factor at the Old Lady that was lost under Roberto Martinez and plans for the Blues to adopt a more aggressive pressing game.
Everton lost eight times in the Premier League at Goodison last season and finished with the worst home campaign in the club’s history.
Koeman is determined that Everton move on from their recent struggles at home and he plans for the team to start afresh in August with new tactics.
Martinez was often criticised for not asking the Everton players to try and close the opposition down, high up the pitch.
The Catalan always insisted that the Blues’ pressing policy was based on who they were playing and not a rigid strategy.
But Koeman has hinted that at Goodison this season, Everton will look to chase down the opposition.
“We start a new season and don’t bring last season with you,” the new Blues boss said.
“Maybe we can change some details in doing a little bit more pressing.
“You need to feel comfortable when you play at home and I always prefer to play at home and not away because to have that support behind is good for the team and the individual player.”
Southampton won 22 of their 38 Premier League home games during Koeman’s time at the club, losing just nine.
Everton kick-off the new campaign at home to Tottenham Hotspur on August 13.
Ronald Koeman says Everton will adopt pressing game this season
New Blues boss determined for Goodison fear factor to be restored and plans change in tactics
RONALD KOEMAN wants Everton to get in the opposition’s face at Goodison this season.
The new Blues boss has been charged with turning the side back into contenders for European qualification.
Koeman knows that he must restore the fear factor at the Old Lady that was lost under Roberto Martinez and plans for the Blues to adopt a more aggressive pressing game.
Everton lost eight times in the Premier League at Goodison last season and finished with the worst home campaign in the club’s history.
Koeman is determined that Everton move on from their recent struggles at home and he plans for the team to start afresh in August with new tactics.
Martinez was often criticised for not asking the Everton players to try and close the opposition down, high up the pitch.
The Catalan always insisted that the Blues’ pressing policy was based on who they were playing and not a rigid strategy.
But Koeman has hinted that at Goodison this season, Everton will look to chase down the opposition.
“We start a new season and don’t bring last season with you,” the new Blues boss said.
“Maybe we can change some details in doing a little bit more pressing.
“You need to feel comfortable when you play at home and I always prefer to play at home and not away because to have that support behind is good for the team and the individual player.”
Southampton won 22 of their 38 Premier League home games during Koeman’s time at the club, losing just nine.
Everton kick-off the new campaign at home to Tottenham Hotspur on August 13.
https://thesefootballtimes.co/2016/06/01/the-decline-of-hollands-ball-playing-centre-backs/
One for the footballing purists out there but has bits and pieces on our new boss. Great site for football articles if no one has seen it before.
One for the footballing purists out there but has bits and pieces on our new boss. Great site for football articles if no one has seen it before.
BiggyRat
Player Valuation: £35m
NEWS ALERT: #EFC agree a deal with @Feyenoord to appoint Patrick Lodewijks as first-team goalkeeping coach.
Invisibleman
Player Valuation: Free Transfer
You missed out 'in Italy' there mate... lots of clubs operate without directors of football, and do pretty well too. Hardly any clubs in the UK have directors of football. Man Utd and Arsenal have never had one. Spurs just sacked theirs.
Directors of football are all well and good. But they are not essential, gospel.
Dunno how Everton have managed to amass about 150 million quids worth of the best young players about without a Director of Football. Either the blindfold had a hole in it, or the donkey must've had a massive backside...
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Koeman had a dream
To build a football team
He had loads of money to buy whoever he wants
We play from the back
With Ross in attack
The School of Science
Will finally be back
To build a football team
He had loads of money to buy whoever he wants
We play from the back
With Ross in attack
The School of Science
Will finally be back
COYB
Player Valuation: £35m
in what type of environment is he living in where a dog is the leader of 100 lions ffs
davids
Player Valuation: £70m
Better talker than a fighter,or so Arthur Wellesley said.Anyway back to football.
And who or what are they fighting? Sounds thrilling.
orly
Please check with me for Blammo criteria
I think the other side is Aslan leading all them dogs into Narnia
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