Sam Allardyce

TippEverton · February 3, 2018

We're back lads, fat Sam's blue army.

Ugh.

nsno-chris · February 3, 2018

Kev The Rat said:
We didn’t play badly against Leicester.

Clearly he’s taken a view on this game and making sure the squad is fully fit going forward.

We could have been 2-0 down inside 10 minutes lid, let’s see how well they would have played when the crowd turned. Plus, thankfully Mahrez through a massive tantrum before the game because he didn’t get a move

Sugar coating the absolute bollocks he’s been serving up

helpimonfire · February 3, 2018

Scored...Go ead Sam Lid

radiostar · February 3, 2018

Imagine writing off big games to give players a 'rest' when you've only got league games to play all season.

The fat Sam way.

sageyefc · February 3, 2018

Can't wait for his interview afterwards, no doubt he'll deflect blame off himself for the first half and give himself praise for the second half

Philw · February 3, 2018

Get. The f*k. Out.

Now.

eurosrees · February 3, 2018

Not My Manager.

Kev The Rat · February 3, 2018

We go again next week

OnlyBlueWillDo · February 3, 2018

PSML, Keane kept the ball in so they could score the dozy tw@t.

OnlyBlueWillDo · February 3, 2018

Well this being last on Match of the Day went well this week...

paultheblue · February 3, 2018

radiostar said:
Imagine writing off big games to give players a 'rest' when you've only got league games to play all season.

The fat Sam way.

He's a visionary mate he has worked out that the best way to keep your best players fit is not to play them.
After all football pitches can be dangerous places and it would be madness to spend millions on players only to risk them getting hurt.

Alanbileysfeathercut · February 3, 2018

So sam inherited unsworths team
And results were okay
Now Sams worked his magic?
Well
The proof is in the pudding

Moggers · February 3, 2018

EFCINLONDON · February 3, 2018

I'd almost always look at the players first when we've played badly, but the reason we were so bad today is because of the formation and line-up. And that's down to the manager.

EvertonRhys · February 3, 2018

The scariest thing for me is, and I want Allardyce out as much as the next blue, but what will sacking him achieve? Four managers in two years. Why would the players react any differently to another? Thought I knew the answer when we had Koeman and Martinez? Now I haven't got a clue.