Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
If you go through all,he says he is going,not the 1st time has said it guess or not,anyway i want sam gone,and we will see soon enough hopefully lol
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Lob
Player Valuation: £50m
That would be twice for me.
neil999
Player Valuation: £80m
devo85
Player Valuation: £950k
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
He believes he is ITK, bit sad really, I am 100% convinced Allardyce will stay, but i dont know anymore then he does
I can't wait for that image to be used with the headline of his firing underneath.
Wish he didn't make me enjoy his misery so much.
Bud McBlokeski
Player Valuation: £5m
God bless Super Kev.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
Indeed, I’m 100% convinced he will be leaving too......
Lob
Player Valuation: £50m
I am 100% convinced he is leaving too and i think Allardyce already knows it. I think there will be an announcement from Everton confirming it soon and i have a feeling it might be before our last home game, for obvious reasons.
I could of course be completely wrong but hope not.
I could of course be completely wrong but hope not.
It is amazing how some players just click with a club.
Kevin Campbell is as good an example as any, from the first minute he just seemed to be an Evertonian and his affection for the club shines through in everything he says.
Kevin Campbell is as good an example as any, from the first minute he just seemed to be an Evertonian and his affection for the club shines through in everything he says.
DannyAmo95
Player Valuation: £950k
This week then??I am 100% convinced he is leaving too and i think Allardyce already knows it. I think there will be an announcement from Everton confirming it soon and i have a feeling it might be before our last home game, for obvious reasons.
I could of course be completely wrong but hope not.
Stanley Parker
Player Valuation: £15m
RobC seems remarkably ill-informed about Roy Hodgson's career abroad, both as a club manager and as a national team manager, something very rare for an English manager. He took Inter Milan to the UEFA Cup Final in 1997, only losing to Schalke 04 on penalties. Wikipedia offers some corrections about his time at Inter Milan;
Before the European Championships, Hodgson joined Italian Serie A giants Inter Milan, where he worked from 1995 to 1997. With significant investment, he presided over a rebuilding phase. Inter had finished thirteenth and sixth in the seasons prior to his arrival. After a terrible start to the season that saw the team bottom of Serie A, Hodgson was brought in and guided the club to seventh place in the 1995–96 season, qualifying for the UEFA Cup.
The 1996–97 season saw Hodgson leave Inter after guiding them to a third-place finish. In an interview in 2009, Hodgson recalled his time at Inter: "We lacked stars, apart from Paul Ince. It wasn't the Inter we see today of household names. They weren't the best technically but physically they were like machines. The Premier League is like that now, but back then Italy was far ahead."
Hodgson managed to get his Inter team, containing Javier Zanetti, Youri Djorkaeff and Ince, through to the 1997 UEFA Cup Final, where they played Schalke 04. It was the last UEFA Cup final to be played over two legs, with each club winning their home leg 1–0. When the German underdogs won the final in Milan on penalties, Inter fans pelted Hodgson with coins and lighters.
The final was his last match in charge and he subsequently left to become the manager of Blackburn Rovers. In the same 2009 interview, Hodgson recalled how club president Massimo Moratti tried to talk him out of leaving: "I could have stayed. They offered me a new contract, but I had a feeling that they wanted a change. So I allowed my contract at Inter to run out. Even after I agreed to join Blackburn, Moratti did say to me: 'I don't know why you didn't stay here, but if that's what you want to do I won't stand in your way.'"[27]
Speaking about Hodgson's time at Inter, club president Massimo Moratti said: "Roy Hodgson was an important person in the development of Inter Milan to the point we have reached today. He saved us at the right time. When he came we were in trouble and things appeared dark. He didn't panic, he was calm and made us calm. Disaster was averted at the most important time. Everyone at Inter will remember him for that and his contribution. He is considered by us all as an important person in our history. He left an endowment to this club that's important in our history."
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