Michaelcoyb
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Gareth Gibson
Player Valuation: £8m
Agreed.
He will never ever be able to complain about the fans not backing the team during the 90 minutes. Any protests that happen after the game or outside the ground before it cannot possibly affect the team during the game.
Gareth Gibson
Player Valuation: £8m
It depends how Dyche does overall.
If we finish rock bottom then obviously he should go.
Gareth Gibson
Player Valuation: £8m
Good point. And what has changing our manager every year actually achieved?
Egil Olsen
Player Valuation: £8m
I think there were many positives in certain phases of the game, especially in defense we were good. I also think that we showed good morale, and can't complain about the effort. Where we are struggling, and what we must do something about in the short term, is in the transition phase.
That said, this is the phase where RS have been the best team in the world. Then it will be a completely different game against Leeds, because here we have to take a bit more risk, and it will be a challenge.
I mean I get what you're saying but this is just not true lol
It most definitely is, as of this moment in time. Same as last season, the fans will do their bit to try and drag these losers over the line.
A few days before he signed people were singing 'you're not fit to wear the shirt' at players.
I know it's not everyone and the players will get support as it is right now, but to say with certainty that it'll be 100% support isn't true.
The 110% support, smokebombs and the Goodison dog comes when it's dire straits.
Billy Dean
Player Valuation: £70m
Re Dyche's style, I think it depends on the long-term ambition of the club (personally I don't think the club have any kind of long-term plan whatsoever, but hey). If the ambition is to just stay in the league and hopefully out of relegation trouble, then Dyche's style is fine. If the goal is to one day get into Europe then in the long-term Dyche would have to develop the style he displayed at Burnley. But that's for the long-term. Right now the goal is to stay up and any style is acceptable as long as we achieve that.
I don’t see it as a pop, I see him as understanding how important we are, atmospheres make a huge difference, hence us having our worst home form and best away form over covid
Goodison always has huge noise against sky 6 clubs but is more nervous against teams we should be beating if we aren’t playing positively.
Arsenal game was great and if the team play like that against Leeds it’ll be fine, but if the team start to fanny around at the back again like they did at times against Liverpool and we’re not winning comfortably, expect discontent.
Nothing. But that's more down to the selections rather than the frequency.
After Moyes we picked 3 flavour of the month managers. The first 2 should have been nowhere near this club and I still have my doubts over Silva. Our status was above all of them and we didn't appoint from a position of strength.
We are now appointing from a totally different position now and the last 3 have been nothing but firefighters. We are now appointing from a very weak position and couple that with a lunatic running the show now this is what you get. Our status now is below the likes of Sean Dyche.
Kenwright's failure to sort Moyes's contract sooner or get rid then appointing Bobby who had just been relegated is where this all started to go wrong for me.
I think it is harsh to blame Martinez. His main flaw was not being able to scout players on the cheap like moyes could.
He simply exposed the Ponzi scheme that Kenwright was operating at Everton.
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