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Ronald Koeman Sacked

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Koeman has the Stones Lukaku and Barkleymoney all under his belt. I'm not sure we did waste the Lescott money but even if we did it was his money to waste cos he bought him for a song. Koeman has come in and bought a bunch of stinkers we will never be able to sell on save in a fire sale.

This idea that Koeman is to blame for the transfers doesn't really work when you've got a director of football.
 
The reality is, and it is, as it always is with Koeman is... he's not seen that he has done a terrible job, he has... well, this season.

How, as the fans, can we see that we can't sell Lukaku until we have a replacement, yet he sells at the first opportunity. "Nobody better than Giroud", well where is the research? We've got Walsh supposedly scouring the globe finding us absolute gems, yet here we are, managerless, strikerless and in the bottom three. He stresses how important Lukaku was, so why the hell did you not have a plan B. to Giroud? Poor.

Last season we played with spark, power, and pace. We actually used Wingers.

This season, Koeman signing 3 number 10's, it's unforgivable. I don't think anyone could have envisaged just how bad it could've went, yet here we are where near enough every player has been awful, particularly the new signings (excusing Vlasic and Pickford really).

The Barkley/Lukaku situation, it's pathetic. I know in most jobs, most managers have their favourites, but this... it was blatant. Yeah, Yeah... Barkley hasn't acted like a professional example, but Lukaku.. he kicked, he screamed, he couldn't keep his mouth shut, what does Koeman do? Tells the press he needs to "Leave to further his career", there's realism, and then there's just playing the game. We, the fans, knew he'd probably go, but for the manager to publically say it? Well no wonder Giroud was the "Best" we couldn't get. What message does that say? Shock, no quality players want to join.
Where Barkley comes in, he'd have a good game (I'm not saying every game) and Koeman would tell the press he needed to do "More". He scored against possibly Watford and he said "He took his goal well, but needs to do more". Barkley was hung out to dry, and whilst i'm not saying he's an angel, you can't have one rule for one, and not the other.

Make the excuses you want, but Koeman was, and will always be, an egotistical get, who wants everything done "His Way" or no way. The players have disliked him in most clubs, and finally, we are free of the parasite, who wanted our pedestal to get him self to Catalunya, sorry mate, no chance! Imagine Messi getting no service like Calvert-Lewin every week :lol:
 
I would say he is directly responsible for the really bad ones, Gylfi Klaassen Schneids and prob Bolasie and Williams
It may be wrong to assume but I think Koeman wanted all the players over 25 and Walsh wanted the ones under 25.

So yea while Walsh probably should have stepped in and stopped him Koeman is probably very much to blame.
 

The reality is, and it is, as it always is with Koeman is... he's not seen that he has done a terrible job, he has... well, this season.

How, as the fans, can we see that we can't sell Lukaku until we have a replacement, yet he sells at the first opportunity. "Nobody better than Giroud", well where is the research? We've got Walsh supposedly scouring the globe finding us absolute gems, yet here we are, managerless, strikerless and in the bottom three. He stresses how important Lukaku was, so why the hell did you not have a plan B. to Giroud? Poor.

Last season we played with spark, power, and pace. We actually used Wingers.

This season, Koeman signing 3 number 10's, it's unforgivable. I don't think anyone could have envisaged just how bad it could've went, yet here we are where near enough every player has been awful, particularly the new signings (excusing Vlasic and Pickford really).

The Barkley/Lukaku situation, it's pathetic. I know in most jobs, most managers have their favourites, but this... it was blatant. Yeah, Yeah... Barkley hasn't acted like a professional example, but Lukaku.. he kicked, he screamed, he couldn't keep his mouth shut, what does Koeman do? Tells the press he needs to "Leave to further his career", there's realism, and then there's just playing the game. We, the fans, knew he'd probably go, but for the manager to publically say it? Well no wonder Giroud was the "Best" we couldn't get. What message does that say? Shock, no quality players want to join.
Where Barkley comes in, he'd have a good game (I'm not saying every game) and Koeman would tell the press he needed to do "More". He scored against possibly Watford and he said "He took his goal well, but needs to do more". Barkley was hung out to dry, and whilst i'm not saying he's an angel, you can't have one rule for one, and not the other.

Make the excuses you want, but Koeman was, and will always be, an egotistical get, who wants everything done "His Way" or no way. The players have disliked him in most clubs, and finally, we are free of the parasite, who wanted our pedestal to get him self to Catalunya, sorry mate, no chance! Imagine Messi getting no service like Calvert-Lewin every week lol
Spot on mate and from what I've been told he wasn't the slightest bit arsed when we sacked him. Says it all really.
 
In the sense that Moshiri might not have been forced to sack him so soon, maybe. But there were many, many more issues with Koeman and the squad he built than could be solved with a striker.

Also MASSIVE LOLS at Koeman accidentally admitting that he spent £200m on a team that couldn't do anything apart from hoof it. Could he have any less of a clue?
Given the money spent hands down the worse manager I've seen at the club!
 
Koeman has had his say...

First part is how he understands the sacking, and that he saw it coming after Lyon if he didn't win vs Arsenal.
This part is gut wrenching

"I had Olivier Giroud in the building," Koeman added. "He would have fitted perfectly, but at the very last moment he decided that he'd rather live in London and stay at Arsenal.

"That was really hard to swallow. You tell me, where you can get a better striker? Lukaku was so important for us, not just because of his goals. He had a certain way of playing as a striker - strong.

"He could hold the ball, he always had an eye for the goal, he was fast. If things were not going well in a game, if we could not play the way we were used to and how we wanted to with ball possession on the ground, there was always the option to use the long ball towards him.

"All of a sudden [after Giroud's decision], we were missing such a player. With Nikola Vlasic and Wayne Rooney, we had attackers who want the ball at their feet.

"When you are struggling as a team with the build-up from the back, and we no longer had the option to kick it long, you know you have a problem."

If he'd have had a plan b or c, like, he wouldn't have been sacked.
In all fairness it was the apparent absence of a plan a that really got him sacked.
 

Koeman: utterly laughable. Giroud didn't sign...so there was no one else in the whole wide world of football to come in and do a job as an attacker who could hold the ball up and lead the line.

No mate. You wasted all sorts of time and money on trying to get ANOTHER number 10 in and you thought that your idea for a pop gun attack in the end would suffice until January.

There ^^^^ it is.
Yep and the fact is he was only really interested in signing a proven Premiership striker and the only one on his list appears to have been Giroud - clueless!
 
Never mind the signings blaming was it walsh or was it him - the manner of defeat and football was crass- he got his comeuppance thank goodness!
I would not be surprised if Mr Walsh's cards have been marked by Moshiri. The Everton management structure (if one can go as far as calling it that) has not covered itself in glory over the replacement of striker and getting in defensive cover.
 

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