Sam Allardyce

[windymiller]

Even though he's in his 60s I'd pay money to see some of his more vocal detractors on the forum call him a gravy guzzling fraud to his face.

Is that you Sam? Are you offering us out, lid?

You are becoming a self-parodying figure, you do realise that?

 

[davids]

Is that you Sam? Are you offering us out, lid?

You are becoming a self-parodying figure, you do realise that?

No,but thank you so much for pointing it out to me.

 

[Efcjake]

In a group...maybe.Man to man,not a hope.Sitting behind a computer screen is a very comfortable place to be.

Yeah just like how nobody would have dared step out of the crowd and on the pitch to pull the shirt off of Nyarko's back. We're proper cowards us.

 

[davids]

Yeah just like how nobody would have dared step out of the crowd and on the pitch to pull the shirt off of Nyarko's back. We're proper cowards us.

I seems to remember an idiot trying to get him to swap shirts Taken from the Telegraph... "The fan ran to Nyarko offering his T-shirt in exchange for the Everton jersey, the implication being that the supporter would give more commitment to the cause".
An incident that I'm sure showed our support in an excellent light to the rest of the football World.

 

[Yarrgh]

Even though he's in his 60s I'd pay money to see some of his more vocal detractors on the forum call him a gravy guzzling fraud to his face.

Put that money in a brown paper bag, and you can call the gravy guzzling fraud whatever you like. He'd probably admit to it, if he'd had half a pint of red wine and didn't know the cameras were rolling.

What a gravy guzzling fraudulent crook.

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

I seems to remember an idiot trying to get him to swap shirts Taken from the Telegraph... "The fan ran to Nyarko offering his T-shirt in exchange for the Everton jersey, the implication being that the supporter would give more commitment to the cause".
An incident that I'm sure showed our support in an excellent light to the rest of the football World.

You don't do passion, do you ?

 

[davids]

Put that money in a brown paper bag, and you can call the gravy guzzling fraud whatever you like. He'd probably admit to it, if he'd had half a pint of red wine and didn't know the cameras were rolling.

What a gravy guzzling fraudulent crook.

So easy on a keyboard.

 

[davids]

You don't do passion, do you ?

No,just followed Everton for 60 years for the laughs.There is a place for passion,just not when it embarrasses our club and the majority of the support.

 

[Efcjake]

I seems to remember an idiot trying to get him to swap shirts Taken from the Telegraph... "The fan ran to Nyarko offering his T-shirt in exchange for the Everton jersey, the implication being that the supporter would give more commitment to the cause".
An incident that I'm sure showed our support in an excellent light to the rest of the football World.

I thought none of us would dare go and express our frustrations directly though mate?

Clearly some of us will.

I don't think there was much "offering" going on at the time.

Point is, Evertonians aren't cowards and will step forward and speak their minds regardless of who it is their speaking to. You can't be Scouse if you think the supporters are afraid of being honest and direct.

 

[Lob]

One thing i am looking forward to when he is gone is being able to watch Everton Press Conferences again. Been a while since i watched one now, just cannot stomach seeing him sitting there spouting nonsense and still being in charge of my beloved blues.

 

[Yarrgh]

So easy on a keyboard.

It sure is.

But not as easy as life will be on a 6 million pound payoff after he leaves.

He's completely rotten. And Everton under him are becoming more rotten. Big Scam out.

 

[Efcjake]

So easy on a keyboard.

And yet you've just criticized the support for actually stepping out of the group (In my Nyarko's example) and telling the players what they think so what do you want them to do???

According to you, they shouldn't express their opinions of this dire example of a football manager on the internet but doing it in person reflects poorly on the support. No pleasing you mate.

 

[davids]

I thought none of us would dare go and express our frustrations directly though mate?

Clearly some of us will.

I don't think there was much "offering" going on at the time.

Point is, Evertonians aren't cowards and will step forward and speak their minds regardless of who it is their speaking to. You can't be Scouse if you think the supporters are afraid of being honest and direct.

Would you be the one? As for Scouse will Toxteth do?

 

[Efcjake]

Would you be the one? As for Scouse will Toxteth do?

Probably not as I'm the wrong side of the Atlantic currently.

I'd have no problem being honest with Fat Sam and giving him a piece of my mind. What's he gonna do? Lamp me one? lol

 

[davids]

And yet you've just criticized the support for actually stepping out of the group (In my Nyarko's example) and telling the players what they think so what do you want them to do???

According to you, they shouldn't express their opinions of this dire example of a football manager on the internet but doing it in person reflects poorly on the support. No pleasing you mate.

If you think that the position our once great club is in is down to one manager you really don't have a grasp of reality.