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Nailed on they beat us
Fansince1988
Player Valuation: £40m
Me too, I was over the moon with our summer buys, but apart from Rooney and Pickford they have been a real disappointment, some should come good but I think a few will go with out us really seeing them play. Starting the season without a recognised striker was a massive step back to begin with and that has just got worse.
Fansince1988
Player Valuation: £40m
Unless we play like we did against Chelsea or Liverpool, can I go through another 90 minutes of that type of football I'm not sure I can.
arminisgod
Player Valuation: £35m
Sack him. Should never have got the job.
But he did and all the bed wetters wanted him. I told you so comes to mind....!
bluestevon
Player Valuation: £80m
@Zatara
Unsworth slaughtered by lots of blues and in the media - points return 7 in 4 games (1.75 points per game)
Allardyce - being lauded by a lot of blues and the media - points return 12 in 7 games (1.71 points per game)
Fair enough we got slaughtered by Saints in a terrible worrying performance, but honestly mate the last two games against West Brom and Bournemouth - we have mustered 4 shots on target - and none in the first half of either game.
are next two league games are Man U at home, followed by Spurs away - honest opinion how do you thin Big Fat Sams points return will look after 9 games in charge?
IF we lose the next two games - Allardyce will have 12 in 9 games (1.3 per game) - basically a 50 point season average
I honestly believe the luck bubble burst today, hand on heart you can't argue the fact we should have lost both the derby and to Chelsea and to West Brom, and at most got a draw from the Newcastle game - if luck would have been level we'd have been sat with about 7 out the last 7 games mate, which history shows is Allardyce's level.
Unsworth slaughtered by lots of blues and in the media - points return 7 in 4 games (1.75 points per game)
Allardyce - being lauded by a lot of blues and the media - points return 12 in 7 games (1.71 points per game)
Fair enough we got slaughtered by Saints in a terrible worrying performance, but honestly mate the last two games against West Brom and Bournemouth - we have mustered 4 shots on target - and none in the first half of either game.
are next two league games are Man U at home, followed by Spurs away - honest opinion how do you thin Big Fat Sams points return will look after 9 games in charge?
IF we lose the next two games - Allardyce will have 12 in 9 games (1.3 per game) - basically a 50 point season average
I honestly believe the luck bubble burst today, hand on heart you can't argue the fact we should have lost both the derby and to Chelsea and to West Brom, and at most got a draw from the Newcastle game - if luck would have been level we'd have been sat with about 7 out the last 7 games mate, which history shows is Allardyce's level.
dano26
Player Valuation: £225k
BFS has been bought in to do a job, that job is to get us through this season and anything more than that would be, not only a bonus, but also with his renowned style of play, a miracle. Today's defeat most certainly won't be the last this season, I'm sure many more will follow. However, although I, along with the majority of us, am not enjoying his style of play and lack of attacking prowess, we must put everything into perspective, at least until the summer.
Our much beloved club has been ridiculed, embarrassed and made to look like a cheap circus and then some over the past 5-6 months. Koeman and the board have been completely incompetent and taken football immaturity to an unprecedented level.
We aren't going to turn this shambolic situation around overnight or even in a few months, what Sam and the board can and have to do is take baby steps forward to put us back on something like the right track.
A few decent signings, such as Cenk and N'zonzi will, I'm sure, assist in this together with the re- integration of our long term absentees. My hope as a lifelong blue is that we make and continue to make some kind of progress. This hope doesn't evaporate through a loss to a team I expected to be beating comfortably 6 months ago, hard working but boring performances or the lack of great attacking football in matches 6,7 and 8 of BFS tenure.
Were any of us expecting anything more? I doubt it seen as the majority didn't and still don't want Sam here!
Ultimately, all I and we all should care about is the longer term plan. What happens next season and beyond once this catastrophic damage has been somewhat repaired.
This season, as always, I will continue to support my team and my club and yes Sam too. Has the the previous club management and hierarchy totally messed up?- yes. Have they ruined our expectations?-yes. Does it hurt?-yes.
But do I love my club any less and will my relationship with it weaken?-no.
First and foremost, I am a blue no matter what, not a fair weather blue, just a blue
I am proud to support Everton football Club and look forward, in time, to knowing that the words Nil satis nisi optimum mean something great again!!!
Our much beloved club has been ridiculed, embarrassed and made to look like a cheap circus and then some over the past 5-6 months. Koeman and the board have been completely incompetent and taken football immaturity to an unprecedented level.
We aren't going to turn this shambolic situation around overnight or even in a few months, what Sam and the board can and have to do is take baby steps forward to put us back on something like the right track.
A few decent signings, such as Cenk and N'zonzi will, I'm sure, assist in this together with the re- integration of our long term absentees. My hope as a lifelong blue is that we make and continue to make some kind of progress. This hope doesn't evaporate through a loss to a team I expected to be beating comfortably 6 months ago, hard working but boring performances or the lack of great attacking football in matches 6,7 and 8 of BFS tenure.
Were any of us expecting anything more? I doubt it seen as the majority didn't and still don't want Sam here!
Ultimately, all I and we all should care about is the longer term plan. What happens next season and beyond once this catastrophic damage has been somewhat repaired.
This season, as always, I will continue to support my team and my club and yes Sam too. Has the the previous club management and hierarchy totally messed up?- yes. Have they ruined our expectations?-yes. Does it hurt?-yes.
But do I love my club any less and will my relationship with it weaken?-no.
First and foremost, I am a blue no matter what, not a fair weather blue, just a blue
I am proud to support Everton football Club and look forward, in time, to knowing that the words Nil satis nisi optimum mean something great again!!!
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We have had a total of 5 shots on target in our last three games.
bluestevon
Player Valuation: £80m
OFC they will do, BFS this week showed what his expectations are, on the back of a 6 game under him and 7 game total unbeaten run, he stated that 8/9th would represent a success for us this season, that showed what he is, a rs team with no defence - we refuse to even attempt to attack it, west brom and Bournemouth both on their arses in form, we decide to sit deep and play 3 dms in one to allow them to build confidence and dominate us, my mate @MickA reckoned by March he would be gone - tend to agree with him more and more, United and the rs and then Spurs next, - thats gonna be a 4 game losing streak and 6 game without a win coming up...
sheedys left foot
Player Valuation: £10m
What, ride our luck? That’s not football.
Boring
I honestly dont recall a single person saying they wanted him matty, not a single person.
Baines' left foot
Player Valuation: £90m
He's in his element right now.
Go back and look and youl see
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