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Imagine if its...Bainsey..
Kev The Rat
Player Valuation: £70m
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davek
Player Valuation: £150m
I understand that you dont fell up to debating me.
Noted.
Marius57
Player Valuation: £60m
We literally had an average PL team. Slap bang in mid table when he took them over. They aren't awful players, maybe not good enough for what we want in terms of Europe etc, but not poor players. They are capable in this league.
Until this manager came in and then they have dropped down the table.
Only problem with this happening now is that some of the players who have been told they can move on this window will be rubbing their hands in glee , as they can stop around that bit longer with those big pay cheques.
He is and never was an Everton manager.
Just some fools thought he was.
Just a stain that gets rubbed away.
BirkenheadBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
Says the guy who just ignores any post he can’t throw up a straw man argument in response to
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
That's it.
They are back in control.
They can relax again and stick their snouts back in the trough....supported by a lot of Everton supporters apparently.
No wonder we're 'kin rubbish.
Mosh Pit
Player Valuation: £8m
@davek You act like nobody agrees with you that this problem is bigger than the manager.
I know you like to be a lone ranger but pretty much everybody agrees that the problems run much deeper.
However, firstly we need to start putting points on the board to secure safety.
To do that, the ? had to go as it was evident he was batshit crazy and seems to have had the most epic managerial regression I've witnessed.
Here's a little optimism for you... We're approx 1x solid CB & 1x solid CM away from being able to compete with anybody in this league (bar the top three).
Now we just need a manager that understands it's the year 2022 and that 2x CM's is a recipe for disaster.
Peace.
I know you like to be a lone ranger but pretty much everybody agrees that the problems run much deeper.
However, firstly we need to start putting points on the board to secure safety.
To do that, the ? had to go as it was evident he was batshit crazy and seems to have had the most epic managerial regression I've witnessed.
Here's a little optimism for you... We're approx 1x solid CB & 1x solid CM away from being able to compete with anybody in this league (bar the top three).
Now we just need a manager that understands it's the year 2022 and that 2x CM's is a recipe for disaster.
Peace.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
All of the above.
I might engage in a debate if you could discourse in English
Buzz Lightroom
Player Valuation: £750k
There are far too many issues within the club to be able to point the blame in one single direction.
Kenwright is a passionate blue but he doesn't have what it takes to lead a top club to success.
Moshiri has plenty of money and has clearly been a successful businessman in his own field but premier league football is very, very different. If he's going to stick around at Everton he needs a board that can guide his spending in the right directing and that's not happening so far.
The players we've had over the last 5 to 10 years haven't been good enough on the whole. We've been lucky to have a few very good players but they've been surrounded by very average or poor players that drag them down. It's hard to show the fight to get in the top 4 when you don't have the talent to get in the top 10.
The managers that have been brought in to the club since Moyes left have all been poor choices. Not one of them has had the personality to bring the changes needed in the club. We need an absolutely ruthless, obsessive control freak that can run the club from top to bottom while having the man management skills to get an extra 20% out of every single player week in, week out. Rafael was certainly never that man.
As a business, Everton football club is an absolute failure at the moment. Improvements need to be made at the very top level before it starts to filter down to pitch level. It has to start with Rafael going in the next 24 hours but that's the tip of the iceberg. The board need to bang their heads together, look at what successful clubs are doing and change the direction of the club.
As far as the next manager goes, I'd give it to Dunc for the rest of the season then set who's available in the summer. We don't need a big name, we don't need a champions league winner, we need someone hungry and passionate. We need stability and we need it quickly.
Kenwright is a passionate blue but he doesn't have what it takes to lead a top club to success.
Moshiri has plenty of money and has clearly been a successful businessman in his own field but premier league football is very, very different. If he's going to stick around at Everton he needs a board that can guide his spending in the right directing and that's not happening so far.
The players we've had over the last 5 to 10 years haven't been good enough on the whole. We've been lucky to have a few very good players but they've been surrounded by very average or poor players that drag them down. It's hard to show the fight to get in the top 4 when you don't have the talent to get in the top 10.
The managers that have been brought in to the club since Moyes left have all been poor choices. Not one of them has had the personality to bring the changes needed in the club. We need an absolutely ruthless, obsessive control freak that can run the club from top to bottom while having the man management skills to get an extra 20% out of every single player week in, week out. Rafael was certainly never that man.
As a business, Everton football club is an absolute failure at the moment. Improvements need to be made at the very top level before it starts to filter down to pitch level. It has to start with Rafael going in the next 24 hours but that's the tip of the iceberg. The board need to bang their heads together, look at what successful clubs are doing and change the direction of the club.
As far as the next manager goes, I'd give it to Dunc for the rest of the season then set who's available in the summer. We don't need a big name, we don't need a champions league winner, we need someone hungry and passionate. We need stability and we need it quickly.
BirkenheadBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
wainy
Player Valuation: £35m
Been rubbish for 25 years. Again, I’d support them over rubbing my nipples for a Kopite.
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