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Steve Walsh - no longer our Director of Football

Steve Walsh as DOF

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    Votes: 52 6.0%
  • OUT

    Votes: 727 84.4%
  • Shake it all about

    Votes: 82 9.5%

  • Total voters
    861
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Whatever Walsh is doing its one of those gigs that’s just too good to last. Being payed to watch lots of footy around the world, read the newspapers and scouting reports. Watch tapes and meet for lunch with agents, perhaps even a few scotches in the hotel bar in either Naples, Paris or Hull. Free match day tickets and an office at Goodison and Finch Farm, taking calls from managers and sharing stories with other DoF’s at Ascot. Jealous....? Oh yes!
 

Him and Big Fat Ronald were a wrecking ball. One half of that power couple is gone but it's not enough, this melt should never have kept his job a minute past the January deadline.

This all day long. Have just been reading in the Echo that all of the summer signings made at Leicester in 2016 (6 apparently) have now been moved on in one form or another. Walsh's dabs must be on all/some of those signings and this scenario looks like its being repeated here.
He has to go!
 

Whatever Walsh is doing its one of those gigs that’s just too good to last. Being payed to watch lots of footy around the world, read the newspapers and scouting reports. Watch tapes and meet for lunch with agents, perhaps even a few scotches in the hotel bar in either Naples, Paris or Hull. Free match day tickets and an office at Goodison and Finch Farm, taking calls from managers and sharing stories with other DoF’s at Ascot. Jealous....? Oh yes!
How can he not have any decent players lined up after all this time, mind boggling
 
I put up a whilst back about the fate of all the signings last time him and Allardyce worked together at Newcastle mate as well, that was massively disturbing reading as well.

Reminds me of Graham Carr at Newcastle. He had one year when Tiote, Ben Afra and Cabaye clicked at Newcastle, and Cisse came in and did a Jelavic for them.
Signed an 8 year contract and was regarded as a genius. Then all the signings turned bad in year 2 and he signed flop after flop until he got sacked.
None of us like to admit it but a lot of our success, or otherwise, is luck. When they look at city traders running funds the likelihood of them beating the market is pretty much just a 50/50 chance. You can become extremely rich in the city just on luck. Beat the market 10 years in a row and people will trust you with billions. But 1 in every 1000 traders will do that by simple blind luck.
That is why you need proper systems in place to see what is luck and what is judgement.
 

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