Toffe3m4n
Player Valuation: £80m
That and the absolutely unacceptable injury record we have.Desperately need to reform our recruitment process. That's the biggest issue for me.
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That and the absolutely unacceptable injury record we have.Desperately need to reform our recruitment process. That's the biggest issue for me.
No; we get to 40 points, finishing about 16th...so that at least we don't get relegated.Snap poll...
Heated debate across several threads about whether our current malaise is Benitez, the players, rot in the wider club, or a cumulative effect.
So, if Benitez left tomorrow (and nothing else changed) would we improve?
That and the absolutely unacceptable injury record we have.
I entirely agree with the sentiment mate, but we've been saying this for how many seasons? I've got a bad pessimistic mood on this morning!No; we get to 40 points, finishing about 16th...so that at least we don't get relegated.
Then we get rid of all the deadwood rubbish and buy young, hungry players next season.
I have to wonder if last season with empty stadiums might have mitigated. A full Goodison fed up of bad results might get very ugly and very vocal.….I think his was a particularly divisive appointment. If things continue to go wrong it will be like pouring petrol on a fire. It’s a results game but Benitez won’t have the wiggle room of others.
I'm not even sure we've all turned on one another, it's quite civil in here. There's a few who love the WUM, but I'd hope we can respect each others viewpoints.No it wouldn't. But it would arguably calm down the division amongst fans. And that's a big factor as what's football without fans.
We won't ever all agree on a manager, but we all knew this one would be divisive and turn fans against each other from the outset.
There's a certain comforting inevitably about that so I can't get too worked up about it.We are going to sack him in December, chase Potter and Moyes for 5 weeks to no avail and then end up with Allardyce back when we’re 18th in the table.
There's a certain comforting inevitably about that so I can't get too worked up about it.