Darren Higgs
Player Valuation: £1.5m
Please say this is a joke.
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Please say this is a joke.
collymcd
Player Valuation: £15m
The sour grapes from people over Moyes is rotten. He done a brilliant job here on a shoestring budget. A lot of other managers would have had us relegated.
I've been quite disappointed to see how he ended up being shafted at United, and the shattered confidence afterwards.
One thing is for sure though if he had the budget Koeman just had we would be in an entirely different situation now. The man was meticulous with the level of planning he clearly put in to each signing. Then afterwards he always came up with a plan to maximise our very limited talents.
AdaBrummieblue
Player Valuation: £20m
Shin boy spent half his time here telling all and sundry how he couldn't wait to leave. We didn't take to him cos he wanted nothing to do with us.
Don't be blaming us for the team being crap lid. This is on Koeman not having a clue what his best team/formation is despite picking up an exorbitant 6m per year AND spending 150m. He's another fraud and unfortunately we're only just cottoning on to that fact.
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Abraders
Player Valuation: £60m
Gana is the next golden goose.
Bet our contract for him is being nicely wrapped up with a release clause at 70 odd million for him.
dannyboy
Player Valuation: £60m
Brighton away has got 1-0 defeat written all over it. My prediction is a Williams mistake followed by a lot of huffing and puffing but absolutely nothing in the way of quality.
Darth Toffeeman
Player Valuation: £40m
Get Barkley back on side and a new contract. Play a better system with a balanced side.
Moyes did it with Smith's rabble.
Royle made Mike Walkers flops world beaters.
That simply has to be Koemans last game in charge of Everton.
Either Unsworth, Tuchel or Ancelotti could be installed with no financial compensation.
Paying of the Dutch golfer is well worth it.
Pretty sure he'll go, Moshiri won't have a better time to do it and today made it crystal clear that we're only going backwards.
It's not just the fact we got beat today, whenever that happens the fume is strong and overreactions are aplenty. But today wasn't "it was just one of those days" type of defeats where the ref screws us over or they get a scruffy goal and then defend for their lives and we got balls cleared off the line, etc. Today we were out-thought, out-fought and out-desired by a side that will never even finish top half. Those type of performances really do leave an air of inevitability around everything, much like the Leicester and Sunderland aways did with Martinez. When the players look completely lost and fragile mentally like they do now there's no way the situation is salvageable.
Koeman knows all this judging by his post match comments, he can see the players aren't responding no matter what he tells to them to do so he's trying to score points with the crowd by telling it like it is, hoping people will at least think "well at least he knows things aren't right" and give him a bit longer. It's not happening though, this has simply got too far away from him now. Time to just shake hands and go separate ways.
It's not just the fact we got beat today, whenever that happens the fume is strong and overreactions are aplenty. But today wasn't "it was just one of those days" type of defeats where the ref screws us over or they get a scruffy goal and then defend for their lives and we got balls cleared off the line, etc. Today we were out-thought, out-fought and out-desired by a side that will never even finish top half. Those type of performances really do leave an air of inevitability around everything, much like the Leicester and Sunderland aways did with Martinez. When the players look completely lost and fragile mentally like they do now there's no way the situation is salvageable.
Koeman knows all this judging by his post match comments, he can see the players aren't responding no matter what he tells to them to do so he's trying to score points with the crowd by telling it like it is, hoping people will at least think "well at least he knows things aren't right" and give him a bit longer. It's not happening though, this has simply got too far away from him now. Time to just shake hands and go separate ways.
Judging by the comments after the match and the recent performances I think he is looking for the sacking. I don’t think he wants to be here and a cool 9-10 mill pay off will surely set him up for a while.
I’ve been a big Koeman supporter and I genuinely thought he would make a real difference here, unfortunately it’s not looking likely.
It’s also very rare that I turn on a manager so quickly, I’m normally of the option that if they are managing Everton then they get my support. It just seems this isn’t going much further, there’s absolutely noting on the pitch, it’s like the final days of Martinez but yet it’s only the start of the season.
Something needs to change and quickly.
I’ve been a big Koeman supporter and I genuinely thought he would make a real difference here, unfortunately it’s not looking likely.
It’s also very rare that I turn on a manager so quickly, I’m normally of the option that if they are managing Everton then they get my support. It just seems this isn’t going much further, there’s absolutely noting on the pitch, it’s like the final days of Martinez but yet it’s only the start of the season.
Something needs to change and quickly.
faddy the blue
Player Valuation: £35m
Yes but do they do the basics right? Like Williams passing the ball back to strikers, like our 2 DMs only playing back and sideways.
To be crystal clear, I am not absolving Koeman of any blame. He has reasons to be criticised but lets just take a minute and acknowledge how some of our professional/expensive players are playing utter garbage football. Lets alsi acknowledge Walsh and the board for not getting the striker in nor the defender in - which Koeman had been crying for in August.
rochdaleblue
Player Valuation: £50m
This is koemen's team now, the buck stops with him. He was lamenting our lack of creativity today, but virtually all of that team was bought under his watch. Don't think we can wait for Coleman and bolasie to come back, we could be in a relegation scrap by then. I said earlier in this thread give him till Xmas, but I'm not even sure on that now. Sad times, considering the optimism of the summer.
Deckard2049
Player Valuation: £15m
I don't understand why yourself and some other blues completely absolve Koeman for the transfer window, specifically us not signing a striker. We are not Manchester City, nor are we PSG. We don't have infinite resources, we have finite resources. Koeman has to work with a budget- a budget better than any other Everton manager in my lifetime has had. Perhaps he should have replaced Lukaku and made that his priority before spunking nearly £70 million on number 10's leaving us scrambling around on deadline day like amateurs.
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