..they’ll back him until they sack him.
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Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
dave, it will be unsworth until a replacement will be found.
how long this will take is anyones guess.
the recruiting of Koeman in the first place was cringworthingly slow and tedius. nothing will be any different here.
I just hope unsworth stabilizes us and doesn't ruin his own career if we were to perform similar under him and be in a real relagation battle.
tommytowne
Player Valuation: £50m
Then, as ever, we will look for the weasel words that will be used in an effort to justify their decision.
Do they really think we are that dense?
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
I disagree, Dave.
Watford at home.
That is his Little Big Horn.
I think we could have a Koeman bingo on what the trigger point will be.
Blues Harp
Player Valuation: £60m
After Koeman goes....the board will still be here wont they? This fact alone does not bode well for our future as a club does it?
kiss the crest
Player Valuation: £35m
Why is it our beloved club, that once was one of the greatest in Europe, have now become mediocre.
Everyone who is involved with the club settle for average, Kenwright, Mosheri, the players and now some fans, ie we expect to get beat there.
We sign average players Klaasen, Sandro Glfyi Sig, Martina, Williams. All players that no one else was in for, yet paid stupid money for.
We keep the manager in his job, even though we have not won away since Jan, we are bottom of Europa, bottom 6 in league, after Sunday bottom 3.
The manager has fallen out with numerous players.
Has sold Delepheau, lukaku cleverly, Barry Barkley on the way, nearly Mirellas & Niasse Robles. He has replaced that lot with Klaasen Martina sniderlin Williams steck.
Total shambles I have had enough
Everyone who is involved with the club settle for average, Kenwright, Mosheri, the players and now some fans, ie we expect to get beat there.
We sign average players Klaasen, Sandro Glfyi Sig, Martina, Williams. All players that no one else was in for, yet paid stupid money for.
We keep the manager in his job, even though we have not won away since Jan, we are bottom of Europa, bottom 6 in league, after Sunday bottom 3.
The manager has fallen out with numerous players.
Has sold Delepheau, lukaku cleverly, Barry Barkley on the way, nearly Mirellas & Niasse Robles. He has replaced that lot with Klaasen Martina sniderlin Williams steck.
Total shambles I have had enough
Well at least that would be more entertaining that watching us play, I'm going for after the Arsenal result
chippy1722
Player Valuation: £35m
Eggsyblueskin
Player Valuation: £40m
I'm sorry , but when were we ever one of the greatest clubs in Europe? I ask not in a snide way but I think that is our major failing as a club, we never established ourselves as habitual contenders let alone winners for what has evolved into the apex of club football. Apart from one cup winners cup we've one nothing in Europe. That is very sad for club with our aspirations. We have never been bracketed with Real Madrid, Milan, Bayern Munich et al. That is the measure of the challenge that faces us and I think we currently lack the finances and the will to truly make an attempt.
chippy1722
Player Valuation: £35m
Usmanov is an Arsenal chairmen and whacked a big wedge into finch farm sponsorship, Moshiri’s original love was Arsenal, they are hardly gonna get rid of Koeman before we play Arsenal.
chippy1722
Player Valuation: £35m
Ever since we joined the Sky media Premier league we have been nothing like a top club in all honestly, mainly due to not being able to capitalise and push on from when we have have good seasons. Unfortunately even spending more than ever, hasn’t changed this.
Toffeelover
Player Valuation: £80m
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Koeman: Owner support not changed
Ronald Koeman insists he retains the support of the clubs board and is confident Everton can get a positive result against Arsenal on Sunday.
Earlier in the month, majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri released a statement pledging total support for the manager, support Ronald Koeman insists he still retains.
Koeman said: "Yeah, that's not changed [When asked about support from the owners]. Of course we have daily and weekly contact, I know everybody is a little bit worried about the situation but that's normal.
"It's not time to stop and talk about reasons why [we haven't lived up to expectation]. We need to take the situation how it is now and prepare the team for Sunday.
"The position we are in the league is not the position Everton needs to stay and that's what we need to change.
"I still believe in the players and the signings we did in the summer because maybe everybody can have some doubts about several of the signings. The future will show that the signings we made were in fact good signings.
"If you look back to last season, we had some great games against some of the big teams in the Premier League. And why not against Arsenal?
"Arsenal is not unbeatable, it's also not the strongest team away from home this season.
"We know we need to improve, we need to play better but I think if we bring the fight and the aggression on the pitch, in a good way, then we have a good chance to win the game.
"They rested ten players, who will start maybe on Sunday. We took the decision to give some rest to players for Sunday and I think it's a great game to play."
Is this fiddling while Rome burns or is it fiddler on the roof. Because that is a load of tosh
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