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I think he's for the chop, very soon tbh. favourite to go next and media speculation is mounting. Big Nev has called for him to go too...
A twenty minute 'acceptable' performance, where we were unable to convert chances, does not negate the awfulness afterwards and in previous games.
It wouldn't surprise me in the least if the people running the club thought a rubbish ex-Watford manager was perfect to replace Koeman
That's very Everton
The most enjoyable opening twenty minutes I have seen at The Park in ages.
Then the blooming wheels came off
Then I suppose it's where the board draw the line.
Rodgers went this weekend two years ago, after we'd drawn with them (would have been the 4th of October I believe).
Then again, Mourinho was given until December - though he did have a title win under his belt!
It makes sense to get rid now if we are going to get rid... rather than wait.
bluestevon
Player Valuation: £80m
Palace got rid after 4/5 games, we've had 14 we spent 150m and the trend in our current awfulness started about 5-7 games at the end of last season mate.
The manager already publicly contradicted the owners ambitions about the season, we loo likely to bomb out of Europe and a domestic cup early.
I wasn't saying sacking a manager us a sign of an ambitious club, more an ambitious club does and would sack a manager who has delivered what we have seen since April.
brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
It's easy to be critical of Moshiri in hindsight with the appointment of Koeman, but I also thought that his PL experience and a very decent record at Soton made him a decent choice. Safe almost.
I thought the initial suggestion of him for the job was underwhelming, but like you do on these occasions, once he got the job you look for the positives and get behind the guy.
Without doubt, taking away his time at Soton, there were clear alarm bells ringing but the benefit of hindsight is great. Koeman has done exceedingly well for himself living off his playing days whilst sustaining a very unremarkable managerial CV. Should the inevitable boot make contact with his backside soon enough, he will probably get another well paid cushy number and there is always the Netherlands job in the end.
The important thing now is to take action and get a replacement in, and hopefully learn from the experience.
I thought the initial suggestion of him for the job was underwhelming, but like you do on these occasions, once he got the job you look for the positives and get behind the guy.
Without doubt, taking away his time at Soton, there were clear alarm bells ringing but the benefit of hindsight is great. Koeman has done exceedingly well for himself living off his playing days whilst sustaining a very unremarkable managerial CV. Should the inevitable boot make contact with his backside soon enough, he will probably get another well paid cushy number and there is always the Netherlands job in the end.
The important thing now is to take action and get a replacement in, and hopefully learn from the experience.
ijjysmith
Calm
Terrifying.
Sure would be an eye opener for those thinking we're too good for the manager of the World Champions...
The owner hasn't put forward any ambitions or targets for this season mate, so don't be telling porkies
Look, I'm really unsure.
I want Moshiri to be decisive and that's the main thing.
If we're going to sack Koeman, it might as well be now, as there are two quality replacements we could at least try for even if they don't come off in Tuchel and Ancelotti.
But, there's the other side of the coin in that it's still - even though it doesn't feel that way - extremely early in the campaign relatively speaking, and even at this stage one or two positive results changes everything.
I'm really split.
Zidane?
He's an utter danger though
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