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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He's been awful with us, I admit. We have no discernible "tactics" at all save trusting to luck to be honest.

And yet we are in eighth place in the league. How can a club sack a manager who has achieved that, at least?

They should sack him if they want a manager with a plan.

And looking at the current Premier League, the standard is shockingly low. Eighth is hardly a magnificent achievement. There is remarkably little to choose between the teams in the bottom half of the table.
 

The stadiums an irrelevant point at the moment, haven't agreed finance let alone started building it, Keeping allardyce and Everton new stadium have nothing in common, in 2 years time, then i'd agree, right now..no
I hope I am wrong but I think they are connected, Moshiri may want a period of what he sees as stability whilst the details of the stadium are being thrashed out (plus no compo for FS/staff and no clearout/replacements) and if he listens to the pundits and experts then FS is the man.
I am not taking the fact that the club has not come out and supported him publicly as any indication that he is going, some have, I see it more that we are dawdling over a firing and therefore delaying the search for a replacement manager.
 


Better the devil you know eh? We've had a few posters suggesting that Sam, could fulfill a future potential remit, he's got us to 8th, could press on, better the devil you know, be careful what you wish for....Grow a pair. This is as good as it gets. Period.

If you want to see the future of Everton with Sam Allardyce at the helm? Forget, Europe, forget trophies, satisfy yourself with boring low scoring wins against Premiership strugglers and complete capitulations against the top six. Show some pride.

There isn't a club in the top ten who would hire him. And he's considered good enough for us, with our history? Despite the mocking, our motto still means something. If you abandon that, you kill the soul of the club and the memory of the players who fought with distinction for that blue shirt.

"If you know your history" Yeah I do. And every moment this manager is bridled with our club and the utter ineptness of our board that tolerates this, it's a stain on our history. There's only one way forward. Clear leadership from the top down and a manager or even a director of football that can implement a coherent strategy.

Moshiri remarked that the club shouldn't be a museum. Tell me why we have boardroom members, staff and players that belong in one, when you've been involved in the club for two years?
Another classic post from the Sentinel.
 

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