Ronald Koeman discussion

sixtynineseventy · February 26, 2017

It's only a statement of the bleeding obvious. It's the best result for EFC.

DanEFC92 · February 26, 2017

roydo said:
I think its a genuine gesture, but if it was us who had just lost a cup final, and Martinez or Moyes tweeted that, we would be fuming.

Especially if either had been poached by another club. Its the only real issue I have with him, and thats twitter/social media. Just swerve it, other than EFC business.

Don't mind it, but can't be doing with Everton fans giving the players/managers relentless stick on there.

banno · February 26, 2017

Duncan Disordely said:
Yes Ronny lad

It is the best result for Everton and Soton can be proud............nothing wrong in that but I am sure peeps will find something wrong with it just for the sake of it.

Cork Evertonian · February 27, 2017

It's nice to see that the opposition are finding Goodison to be a difficult place to get a result again.Last season with Martinez it was our own team that was finding Goodison to be a tough place to get a result.I think the stat's show that Roberto Martinez is the proud holder of the worst home record in our history.

Westend Blue · February 27, 2017

roydo said:
I think its a genuine gesture, but if it was us who had just lost a cup final, and Martinez or Moyes tweeted that, we would be fuming.

Especially if either had been poached by another club. Its the only real issue I have with him, and thats twitter/social media. Just swerve it, other than EFC business.

Not a huge fan of twitter tbh

hktoffee · February 27, 2017

Cork Evertonian said:
It's nice to see that the opposition are finding Goodison to be a difficult place to get a result again.Last season with Martinez it was our own team that was finding Goodison to be a tough place to get a result.I think the stat's show that Roberto Martinez is the proud holder of the worst home record in our history.

As Merson said RM needed to use the MIB flashlight and it worked for certain people. The best of the rest is back and we strive to improve even more next season.

Norwegian Cow · February 27, 2017

Duncan Disordely said:
Yes Ronny lad

So he's settling for 7th place? Boo, low ambitions there.

whiteshadow · February 27, 2017

Norwegian Cow said:
So he's settling for 7th place? Boo, low ambitions there.

I don't think he's settling for 7th, he's just being realistic.

Unless one or two of the teams above us have a major loss of form we're unlikely to catch them unless we pull off some major results, away from home, against the top 6 sides we meet in our next few games.

Cork Evertonian · February 27, 2017

banno said:
It is the best result for Everton and Soton can be proud............nothing wrong in that but I am sure peeps will find something wrong with it just for the sake of it.

I think the politically correct thing to do was to say hard luck Southampton.But instead he decided to go down the patronizing didn't the small club do well to get this far route!Southampton can be proud.lol It's kind of the twitter version of Aldo rubbing Brian Laws hair!

ianefc · February 27, 2017

So. 4 points off United whose game in hand is away at City and Liverpool have won 2 games in 12 and look knackered.

Oh.....and we have as many points now as we did after 37 games last season, despite Koeman picking up a complete mess.

MartSlinger · February 27, 2017

Duncan Disordely · February 27, 2017

MartSlinger said:

vagant59 · February 27, 2017

What is also pleasing for me recently is that Ross has rediscovered his hunger for the game and is looking like the player we all thought he would be. And he's managed it despite being publicly chastised by Ron (bad management according to the ........ few).

Nymzee · February 27, 2017

His uncharacteristic lack of pragmatism in the Sunderland game with his subs worried me a little but overall I'm very pleased with the season so far despite our horror patch. Tough few games ahead though that if we struggle in West Brom could leapfrog us *gulp*.

jinkyali · February 27, 2017

Nymzee said:
His uncharacteristic lack of pragmatism in the Sunderland game with his subs worried me a little but overall I'm very pleased with the season so far despite our horror patch. Tough few games ahead though that if we struggle in West Brom could leapfrog us *gulp*.

Eh??!
Valencia for Davies to get more pace up top is pragmatic .

McCarthy on for Ross to cement the win is pragmatic.