Roberto Martinez discussion

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In my observation, you, my friend, have been the most adept negotiator of shifting ground and straw man argumenting on this forum. Sorry pal, but in poker parlance, I'm calling you, and what you're holding in your hand is a bluff
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Big win for us. 3-0.

  • They will be taken seriously (half the success they've had is through opposition underestimating them)
  • We've got the sort of mobile defence that will snuff out their threat on the break
  • They're missing two of their five ever-presents - Drinkwater and Huth. Drinkwater, in particular, will be a massive miss as he's the pivot of that side from defence to attack
  • They're really not that good. The defence looks suspect, and with Huth absent it'll only get more flakey.
  • We are VERY tough to beat, as the form guide will tell you.
  • We are in the middle of a run of form that creates lots of chances and sooner or later they'll again (S'land/Villa) end up being taken and burying some team.
We'll win this for sure. The only question is by how much. Leicester are coming down to earth with a massive bump tomorrow.
You're carrying that quotation around like it's the ten commandments.

I'm flattered like, but even I dont think I'm God.
 
Because results are garbage, all you do is relentlessly bang on about our amazing style of football.Here's some news for you! This amazing style of football is getting us nowhere and we don't win many games, fact! As our old bearded Spanish waiter once said.
Yes we are in a semi final after beating 3 lower league teams and scraping past Norwich, all amazing and groundbreaking stuff!in this post you are still harping on about his first season, as it's all you have to offer. You call others "Moyes acolytes" as if he is the only other alternative. Do the words "broken record" strike a chord with you?
I prefer to call it evangelism.
 

Were I Chairman at Everton, I'd retain Martinez as a football director. There's no doubt he has the Catalan charm to attract players. But, were I chairman, I'd get a new manager to actually coach them. I appreciate that @davek ROFL's at such presumptuous HR action, but I question whether he's ever had to hire and fire.
 
we also were known throughout the country to be great and one of the bets at developing young players under Moyes though mate, reality was far from that, we were not a long ball team for large period under moyes, unless you think we used to hoof it up to arteta, osman and pienaar?

Not sure about developing youth, getting amazing transfers on a bargain yes
 
Moyes' signature move: shuffle ball up to half way line > long diagonal to the edge of the opposition box > win the header and hopefully second ball...rinse and repeat.

There was, of course, the Baines/Pienaar partnership. That kept the opposition guessing when the hoof would finally come.

Everyone in the PL knew what they were getting with Moyes' teams: a hard working bunch of players coming at them who were utterly clueless when plan A hit the buffers,

The bolded bit could equally be a thing said about Martinez mate
 


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