Sam Allardyce

So, what next?

  • IN. Give him a chance and see what he can do?

    Votes: 79 8.3%

  • OUT. Thanks but no thanks. See Ya?

    Votes: 758 79.3%

  • As ever. Cheese on Toast

    Votes: 25 2.6%

  • Er, I am a bit scared of us Evertoning this right up.

    Votes: 94 9.8%
  • Total voters
    956
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MoutsGoat said:
Allardyce feels he deserves more credit for ending any relegation fears. “We have managed to overcome the chaos,” he said.


“Even David Unsworth said he could not wait for the new manager to be appointed. He was in for (eight) games and he was saying before the West Ham game, ‘get me out of this position, get a new manager appointed because I am struggling to cope and these players have got no confidence’. That is where I came from.”

Although Unsworth oversaw the final victory of his caretaker reign, Allardyce says that was due to his arrival.

"I came in for West Ham and spoke to the players,” he said. “It helped have a positive affect. David does the last game and he gets the win. We both benefit from that and move forward. Where we have gone from there, I consider it my contribution, which is 30 points from 21 games, rather than 13 games, 12 points. I had a contribution to play in the victory over West Ham that day. I spoke to the players before the game. The players reacted. I’m not saying they reacted to what I said but they certainly reacted to a new manager on the door.





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MoutsGoat said:
Allardyce feels he deserves more credit for ending any relegation fears. “We have managed to overcome the chaos,” he said.


“Even David Unsworth said he could not wait for the new manager to be appointed. He was in for (eight) games and he was saying before the West Ham game, ‘get me out of this position, get a new manager appointed because I am struggling to cope and these players have got no confidence’. That is where I came from.”

Although Unsworth oversaw the final victory of his caretaker reign, Allardyce says that was due to his arrival.

"I came in for West Ham and spoke to the players,” he said. “It helped have a positive affect. David does the last game and he gets the win. We both benefit from that and move forward. Where we have gone from there, I consider it my contribution, which is 30 points from 21 games, rather than 13 games, 12 points. I had a contribution to play in the victory over West Ham that day. I spoke to the players before the game. The players reacted. I’m not saying they reacted to what I said but they certainly reacted to a new manager on the door.





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He`s now fully "developed" the fable that the West Ham win was down to him.

" David is outside crying with his mum and has asked me come in and have a word with you, as he`s too scared to come in ".lol
 

The fact that there has been nothing either way, perpetuates this feeling of ruderlessness that permeates the club right now. I presume there are still factions on all sides and alot to be sorted. Considering we were without a senior manager for six weeks before Fat head came in, means this could drag on....
 
There can be no way at all the board isn't aware that the vast majority of the fans despise the manager. It would be the biggest slap in the fans' faces to let this farce continue into a new season. He is the most hated manager in our history. Nobody wanted him, and nobody wants him. Even fans are more wishing defeats on the team to somehow get him gone. I just hope the fans make their feelings known tomorrow - only two more home games left to do so.

The People's Club are we?
 
Big Fat Sam said:
There can be no way at all the board isn't aware that the vast majority of the fans despise the manager. It would be the biggest slap in the fans' faces to let this farce continue into a new season. He is the most hated manager in our history. Nobody wanted him, and nobody wants him. Even fans are more wishing defeats on the team to somehow get him gone. I just hope the fans make their feelings known tomorrow - only two more home games left to do so.

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Have there been any boos towards the Manager at Goodison?
 

This season has been a very frustrating and a galling one.

For all this money we supposedly have , it’s once again exposed the “leadership” “the custodians” as it were. Some say we were better off without money, it’s not the money, it’s the execution of it and what has happened over the past few months has shown those making the decisions should not be trusted to ever again. This is gross negligence what has happened here. No other top ambitious football club and it’s fan base would tolerate even half of the rubbish that has gone on here over the years with this season being the pinnacle with “Big Sam” the cherry on top.

Quite frankly I’m sick of:

*Excuses
*The sycophantic and disingenuous narrative for Bill Kenwright and his buddies.
*Club plants who harass and character assassinate other fans on social media for being critical. You are scum and clearly don’t have the clubs best interests at heart.
* Some of these “ITKs” who just want their ego massaging and don’t care if the “info” is genuine. Do one, sad cases. Go back to twitter to get retweets.
* A section of our fans who go nuts if we are a big club is questioned yet support and cheerlead a bunch of custodians who it could be said...are responsible for that question being asked in the first place.
*Some of the players and their hollow sound bites, do one you phoneys.
*Jobs for the boys. Kissing backsides, placating. Enjoy the wage lads, most of you are not “legends” in my eyes. Neville Southall, may this day not come for a long time, when he passes, the club will laud him as the great player and legend that he is. Do it when he’s alive instead.
*The way Allardyce eats, a noise like a bulldog smacking its own balls against a kerb.

Sorry for long post, needed a rant
 
Throwing Unsworth under the bus and trying to steal the credit for his win because he spent 5 minutes with them before the game and said hello. Man, what a despicable low life this man is. Don't think i have ever wanted to see an Everton Manager get sacked as much as i want this scumbag to be sacked. An absolute disgraceful and shameful human being. If Moshiri had any sense, he would sack him before the game as it has the potential to be like nothing we have seen before. Going to be booed and jeered out of the ground by pretty much everyone in the ground.
 

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