Roberto Martinez Discussion - Including Live Poll (Poll Reset 1st May)

Martinez in or out?

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You guys, he needs more time. He's only had two whole seasons and over 2/3 of this season. He will lead us to greatness guys...
 
davek said:
One week brilliant, the next poor.

That's what happens with a developing team.

We have to write this one off and go again.
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Give up the ghost Dave. It's two seasons of non-winning football. We didn't even have pretty football that you cling to. The team and manager really need to get a grip of themselves. They believe they are better than what they are. That was a completely apathetic performance which would get any other manager in world football the boot.
Worse home record in top 5 leagues of Europe.
 

I'm more concerned by that than most of what I've seen all season, sure we haven't had the results but we've been good in at least some aspects of most games.
We never even had a run at them, were outfought for every ball and didn't create any chances beyond a few corners.
That was embarrassing. For both the players and the manager, they need to take a good hard look at themselves.
 
Watch him say we were unlucky not to come away with anything and we were "phenomenal" after the 70th minute and should've scored

Ah and don't forget that one wrong offside call in the first half! There'll be pure anger with the linesman and Clattenburg (Who actually had an alright game today)
 

I worry it'll take Mclaren levels of ineptitude ie sat in 18th to wake that tit Kenwright up. The last 2 season's have been an utter disgrace and I don't doubt we'll be in a relegation scrap without Rom next season.

Then Bill and the goons who think Roberto can turn water into wine will hopefully wake up.
 
hktoffee said:
devek look where are we in the league. It's on bar with Walter Smith. Results wise. Martinez has to win the cup to safe himself.
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No, I dont think that's going to be the conclusion drawn by those who run the club. You heard what they said last week. A loss against Arsenal isn't going to change matters.

The owners appear to accept his view that the squad is in a developmental stage and they're going with that given the cup exploits this season.

It's a poor result again. but we know it'll all go quiet after the next win.

In short: a lot of fume (again) same result: RM still Everton manager and continuing to be so next season.
 

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