Who's next after Benitez - Poll reset 25th Jan

[CielosGrises]

So he has a win percentage of 28%.

Draw percentage of 30%

Marco Silva has a win percentage of 62% at Fulham, wow.

 

[MrGrumpy]

I think Kovac did want it 2 years ago. You generally do if you go to a teams ground.

He went to a few matches at the time if I remember correctly

 

[n01efc]

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So he has a win percentage of 28%.

Draw percentage of 30%

Marco Silva has a win percentage of 62% at Fulham, wow.

Silva has a budget and the best striker in the league, Rooney doesn’t.

 

[Librarian]

Eff it, we don’t need a manager just pick the team every week using a thread poll

 

[CielosGrises]

Silva has a budget and the best striker in the league, Rooney doesn’t.

Sure, he's got the tougher job, no doubt.

I was just wondering whether, if it wasn't Wayne Rooney, his stats would mark him out.

 

[toffeeblue9]

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So he has a win percentage of 28%.

Draw percentage of 30%

Marco Silva has a win percentage of 62% at Fulham, wow.

Again, this is where context is important

If you only judged managers on results rather than the context in which results were achieved, Klopp would never have got the Dortmund job having been relegated with Mainz, Conte wouldn't have got such good jobs having been relegated with Arezzo. Wenger got relegated with Nancy.

Coaches have to cut their teeth somewhere. Sometimes defeat is unavoidable, but understanding whether they've done a good job despite those defeats is the skill.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

@BainesontoastNEW

Big. Game. Jose.

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

Again, this is where context is important

If you only judged managers on results rather than the context in which results were achieved, Klopp would never have got the Dortmund job having been relegated with Mainz, Conte wouldn't have got such good jobs having been relegated with Arezzo. Wenger got relegated with Nancy.

Coaches have to cut their teeth somewhere. Sometimes defeat is unavoidable, but understanding whether they've done a good job despite those defeats is the skill.

Good post

 

[larbert toffee]

Again, this is where context is important

If you only judged managers on results rather than the context in which results were achieved, Klopp would never have got the Dortmund job having been relegated with Mainz, Conte wouldn't have got such good jobs having been relegated with Arezzo. Wenger got relegated with Nancy.

Coaches have to cut their teeth somewhere. Sometimes defeat is unavoidable, but understanding whether they've done a good job despite those defeats is the skill.

Good post mate.

 

[Muggins]

I’d like a manager that encourages shooting and shots.

Pepper the goal when well practiced, and you’ll be legends. Believe.

 

[BirkenheadBlue]

Sure, he's got the tougher job, no doubt.

I was just wondering whether, if it wasn't Wayne Rooney, his stats would mark him out.

Winning or drawing 58% of your games is fairly incredible in the situation they’re in.

And the form seems to be on a pretty steady upward trajectory too

 

[Papa Shango]

Silva has a budget and the best striker in the league, Rooney doesn’t.

We don't have a budget or the best striker in the league either...

 

[davek]

Yeh, he had a stellar transfer record...

Best signing in Everton's PL history.

 

[Papa Shango]

Again, this is where context is important

If you only judged managers on results rather than the context in which results were achieved, Klopp would never have got the Dortmund job having been relegated with Mainz, Conte wouldn't have got such good jobs having been relegated with Arezzo. Wenger got relegated with Nancy.

Coaches have to cut their teeth somewhere. Sometimes defeat is unavoidable, but understanding whether they've done a good job despite those defeats is the skill.

Ferguson at St Mirren.

The big problem with that though is times have changed, managers generally got more time back then as you didn't have social media ramping everything up.

 

[evertony]

Dunc
Rooney
Martinez

Mancini
Rooney
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