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Sam Allardyce
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Everton ask fans to rate Sam Allardyce’s managerial ability in survey
Paul Joyce, Northern Football Correspondent
April 17 2018, 5:00pm, The Times
Allardyce has been criticised by some sections of the Everton fan base despite leading the club into the top half of the tablePETER BYRNE/PA
Everton have sent a survey to some supporters in which they are asked to rate Sam Allardyce’s ability to get the best out of the team on a scale of zero to ten.
The question features as part of a wider look at how closely connected Everton fans feel to the club and their fellow supporters.
The survey sent to some Everton supporters by the club
Members of the club’s Fans’ Panel have been emailed a questionnaire asking for a score based on the premise: “I have a high level of trust in the current manager and coaching staff of Everton, eg in making the right decisions to get the best out of the team.”
Supporters are also asked to rate, on the same scale of zero to ten, their trust in the Everton players “being loyal and performing at their best” and the senior leadership team “in making the right decisions for the club’s future”.
Other questions include their reason for supporting Everton, whether the connection between the fans and the club is stronger than at other Premier League sides, how fairly the club is portrayed by journalists and the media, and whether supporters understand, and believe in, the direction that the club is going.
Everton send out the survey several times a year to help understand their supporters after the Premier League cut down the level of detail that it includes in its own fan survey.
Allardyce took charge of Everton at the end of November and stabilised the club that had been fearing relegation by collecting 27 points from 20 Premier League games. He succeeded the interim manager, David Unsworth, who was appointed after Ronald Koeman’s sacking in October. The club are ninth in the Premier League with four games remaining.
There has been a negative feeling about his reign among some supporters, although the Everton manager has previously stated that it is largely confined to social media.
Allardyce has said he is planning for next season, although the major shareholder, Farhad Moshiri, has a series of decisions to make over the future of the club, with Allardyce’s position chief among them, along with that of the director of football, Steve Walsh. The chief executive, Robert Elstone, is leaving at the end of the season.
Meanwhile, Everton are planning to go ahead with their end of season awards evening, “The Dixies”, on May 1 despite a troubled season. The awards were cancelled in 2016 after the sacking of Roberto Martínez.
Everton ask fans to rate Sam Allardyce’s managerial ability in survey
Paul Joyce, Northern Football Correspondent
April 17 2018, 5:00pm, The Times
Allardyce has been criticised by some sections of the Everton fan base despite leading the club into the top half of the tablePETER BYRNE/PA
Everton have sent a survey to some supporters in which they are asked to rate Sam Allardyce’s ability to get the best out of the team on a scale of zero to ten.
The question features as part of a wider look at how closely connected Everton fans feel to the club and their fellow supporters.
The survey sent to some Everton supporters by the club
Members of the club’s Fans’ Panel have been emailed a questionnaire asking for a score based on the premise: “I have a high level of trust in the current manager and coaching staff of Everton, eg in making the right decisions to get the best out of the team.”
Supporters are also asked to rate, on the same scale of zero to ten, their trust in the Everton players “being loyal and performing at their best” and the senior leadership team “in making the right decisions for the club’s future”.
Other questions include their reason for supporting Everton, whether the connection between the fans and the club is stronger than at other Premier League sides, how fairly the club is portrayed by journalists and the media, and whether supporters understand, and believe in, the direction that the club is going.
Everton send out the survey several times a year to help understand their supporters after the Premier League cut down the level of detail that it includes in its own fan survey.
Allardyce took charge of Everton at the end of November and stabilised the club that had been fearing relegation by collecting 27 points from 20 Premier League games. He succeeded the interim manager, David Unsworth, who was appointed after Ronald Koeman’s sacking in October. The club are ninth in the Premier League with four games remaining.
There has been a negative feeling about his reign among some supporters, although the Everton manager has previously stated that it is largely confined to social media.
Allardyce has said he is planning for next season, although the major shareholder, Farhad Moshiri, has a series of decisions to make over the future of the club, with Allardyce’s position chief among them, along with that of the director of football, Steve Walsh. The chief executive, Robert Elstone, is leaving at the end of the season.
Meanwhile, Everton are planning to go ahead with their end of season awards evening, “The Dixies”, on May 1 despite a troubled season. The awards were cancelled in 2016 after the sacking of Roberto Martínez.
Not the most accurate piece that.
It`s hardly ground breaking stuff either.
Is right lad.
He's getting right stuck into that scum writer custis
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Looks like all Sam's press buddies are upset tonight about the survey
Please send nudes
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There all out tonight on Twitter moaning about the survey
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Damage limitations that's what it's all aboutThe gravy drinking slug will be working overtime on all his media scum mates on saving his laughable reputation
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