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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nsno-chris said:
Mmmm we’ve improved 3 points since he arrive, those the facts fam. We also recorded a new record of failing to register a shot on goal

And considering he’s paid more than Zidane, Simeone and Emery I’m confident we could have attracted a wee bit better.

But good old PE Steve got his way and his man on board
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Sounds like progress to me. Steering us further away from the relegation places with far less games available for those below to catch us.

It's also worth pointing out the positive aspect the other way. When he took over we were 9 points off 7th place, we're now only 4 behind having just beaten the side above us in the league. He's actually given us something to play for after Koeman and Unsworth dumped us out of 2 Cup Competitions early on.

7th isn't exactly a success in general terms but it gives us a chance to match last season's finish in far tougher circumstances, and with some key players back and what look to be some positive additions, we should be able to give it a good go once we get our inevitable defeat on Saturday out of the way.
 
EFC78 said:
Sounds like progress to me. Steering us further away from the relegation places with far less games available for those below to catch us.

It's also worth pointing out the positive aspect the other way. When he took over we were 9 points off 7th place, we're now only 4 behind having just beaten the side above us in the league. He's actually given us something to play for after Koeman and Unsworth dumped us out of 2 Cup Competitions early on.

7th isn't exactly a success in general terms but it gives us a chance to match last season's finish in far tougher circumstances and with some key players back and what look to be some positive additions, we should be able to give it a good go once we get our inevitable defeat on Saturday.
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Sounds like progress to gain 3 points on your rivals in 13 games, whilst setting a new record of not registering a shot on target.

Yep, ok mert
 
EFC78 said:
Sounds like progress to me. Steering us further away from the relegation places with far less games available for those below to catch us.

It's also worth pointing out the positive aspect the other way. When he took over we were 9 points off 7th place, we're now only 4 behind having just beaten the side above us in the league. He's actually given us something to play for after Koeman and Unsworth dumped us out of 2 Cup Competitions early on.

7th isn't exactly a success in general terms but it gives us a chance to match last season's finish in far tougher circumstances, and with some key players back and what look to be some positive additions, we should be able to give it a good go once we get our inevitable defeat on Saturday out of the way.
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We aren’t getting anywhere near seventh mate, we’ve just signed a centre half to play at left back and one of our brightest young players has chosen to go on holiday to Germany, rather than spend anymore time under the fat mess.

The end of the season can’t come quick enough.
 
We played some good footy after taking the lead with fast passing and pace. Probably the best I have seen us play this season between our 1st goal and the pen. We were carving them open but couldn't finish them off. Glimpses of hope I suppose. Thought the manager went bold with his selection in an attempt to put us on the front foot. We won so some credit has to go to Allardyce on this occasion. Pleased with the signings of Tosun and Walcott. Still lots of tweaking with his teams that shows he is yet to find a good balance but plenty of positives from tonight mixed with the usual negatives.
 

COYBL25 said:
We aren’t getting anywhere near seventh mate, we’ve just signed a centre half to play at left back and one of our brightest young players has chosen to go on holiday to Germany, rather than spend anymore time under the fat mess.

The end of the season can’t come quick enough.
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Let's not act like it's all Sams fault Lookman wanted a break.

Koeman, Unsy and Sam have all done the sae thing with the lad and in truth he bombs most of the time he starts games. Deserved more of a chance yes, but let's hope he comes back a better player and hungry for the Everton glory.
 

hey bro´s....

I want to apologize in advance for this sentence if someone should be angry at my comming statement!


I really think we need another coach. Therefore, I think Slaven Bilic would be optimal! He lets play more offensive football. He knows the PL very well and he also knows Cenk Tosun very well. He would know exactly which game strategy he could use to ensure that our 27 Mills are used properly and do not turn into dead capital.
He had already taken care of Besiktas when Besiktas got a new owner. At that time Besiktas was in a similar position as Everton today. Within a season he had managed that we were in the quarterfinals of the Euroleague. We had even defeated the Spurs as you all know!

I think even he is currently available! What do you think?? Would he improve the team positively?

Cheers
 
Feel ungrateful after wins like tonight but he really shouldn't be part of our future. We have to think of the progression of the Club and especially the Academies. We have to trust the big people at the Club to make the right decisions.
 
AlexEFC92 said:
Well done Sam, seriously think we should consider Howe now long term.
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03everton03 said:
hey bro´s....

I want to apologize in advance for this sentence if someone should be angry at my comming statement!


I really think we need another coach. Therefore, I think Slaven Bilic would be optimal! He lets play more offensive football. He knows the PL very well and he also knows Cenk Tosun very well. He would know exactly which game strategy he could use to ensure that our 27 Mills are used properly and do not turn into dead capital.
He had already taken care of Besiktas when Besiktas got a new owner. At that time Besiktas was in a similar position as Everton today. Within a season he had managed that we were in the quarterfinals of the Euroleague. We had even defeated the Spurs as you all know!

I think even he is currently available! What do you think?? Would he improve the team positively?

Cheers
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Both massive windups, surely no one is this stupid.
 

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