It does. We were terrible.
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It does. We were terrible.
everton2004
Player Valuation: £35m
Moshiri will have known just as well as anyone when he bought into the club - this wasn't simply a job of a few tweaks and job done. He would have known this was a rebuilding job - management team, squad, stadium.
BernieWright13
Player Valuation: £15m
If your facts are right (and I for one, can't be 4rsed checking them), then its beyond 'sobering'.
My fear is that he's done such a poor job than no one of any note is actually gonna sign for us.
Only greedy old overrated players are gonna be interested and interested only on the cash.
Only greedy old overrated players are gonna be interested and interested only on the cash.
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carries on like this K and a week on Monday he could be given the boot. Shocking managerial performance so far, no excuses as it's simply not acceptable and the buck stops with him.
carries on like this K and a week on Monday he could be given the boot. Shocking managerial performance so far, no excuses as it's simply not acceptable and the buck stops with him.
I have seen this fact stated on here many times Toff, but it neither impresses nor re-assures me.
In fact it is quite worrisome to me that a manager seems to make a habit of supervising long bad streaks followed by a good run.
IMO that is not the sign of a "good manager" at all.
If nowt else, he is always either in freefall or playing catch up
Sorry, pal.....I am finding it very hard to see any redeeming features in Mr. Koeman's managerial skills right now and am starting to think Mr. Mo has made a very expensive mistake
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He's definitely failed in his first task, which was to get these players playing how he wants. That hasn't happened. Next task is to get players in that want to play for him and to his style (whatever that might be). Earliest that can happen is January, but more realistically it'll be the summer.
I'm not convinced by him by a long way. But, I've had it with this group too. Where's their professional pride? They're 'supposed' to be good players. You'd think they'd be busting a gut to stay at the club. Obviously not. Its a close call either way, but he'll be given 2 windows at least to change things around.
I'm not convinced by him by a long way. But, I've had it with this group too. Where's their professional pride? They're 'supposed' to be good players. You'd think they'd be busting a gut to stay at the club. Obviously not. Its a close call either way, but he'll be given 2 windows at least to change things around.
CJR
Player Valuation: £1m
Are we still happy to give this guy £100 million if we even have it? I think the players he bought in the summer have been crap with the exception of Gana,
Cant see a plan with what he wants to do? shape is wrong but he keeps persisting with it, really poor to watch
Cant see a plan with what he wants to do? shape is wrong but he keeps persisting with it, really poor to watch
I have seen this fact stated on here many times Toff, but it neither impresses nor re-assures me.
In fact it is quite worrisome to me that a manager seems to make a habit of supervising long bad streaks followed by a good run.
IMO that is not the sign of a "good manager" at all.
If nowt else, he is alwayseither in freefall or playing catch up
Sorry, pal.....I am finding it very hard to see any redeeming features in Mr. Koeman's managerial skills right now and am starting to think Mr. Mo has made a very expensive mistake
It's an awful run. Nobody is disputing that.
However, it happens - look at Mourinho last year with Chelsea for example.
Koeman has a lot of work to do. There's things that he isn't to blame for (the crap - and it is crap - squad he was left as an example) but there's other things that he should have changed that he hasn't.
Only he knows the reason for that. But equally so I've never known a fanbase to be so ready to turn on a new boss - which you can't deny Evertonians have been - especially one that has inherited a side that is fundamentally a midtable one.
If results don't improve sharpish - especially when he's had another window - then there'll be rightly questions asked. Atm he needs to do certain things IMO that may help us have a bit more proactivity when we play.
He said we needed to kick-on from when we scored but didn't, and then only reacted in the last 10 minutes.
What's nonsensical about that pal?
Koeman does not seem to have improved a single player who was here when he arrived. I would have thought that a supposed better manager than Martinez would have been able to galvanise at least some of them to put a shift in. Seems not. He doesn't look like a significant up-grade in any way to me. Our style of football has regressed and is now the worst I can remember for a long time.
Dress him like Father Christmas and give him the sack!
Carlito
Player Valuation: £40m
A bit like how Martinez being crap meant that he was just waiting for his Kendall half-time team talk moment.I have seen this fact stated on here many times Toff, but it neither impresses nor re-assures me.
In fact it is quite worrisome to me that a manager seems to make a habit of supervising long bad streaks followed by a good run.
IMO that is not the sign of a "good manager" at all.
If nowt else, he is alwayseither in freefall or playing catch up
Sorry, pal.....I am finding it very hard to see any redeeming features in Mr. Koeman's managerial skills right now and am starting to think Mr. Mo has made a very expensive mistake
Koeman having poor runs at Southampton doesn't fill me with confidence at all. This is a completely different set of players.
I absolutely don't see him as the main problem, but if we are beaten heavily in the next 2 games he will be gone.
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