2018/19 Marco Silva - New Poll Added

[EverBlue92]

Top 6

2-6 Spurs L
0-1 Liverpool L
1-2 Utd L
1-3 City L
0-2 Arsenal L
0-0 Chelsea D

Top 10

Bournemouth 2-2 D
Watford 2-2 D
Wolves 2-2 D
Leicester 2-1 W

Bottom half

West Ham 1-3 L
Huddersfield 1-1 D
Newcastle 1-1 D

How can people seriously claim this is acceptable and/or be a season of transition after spending £85 million on 4 players and having another 2 players worth £50-60 million on loan.

Its baffling how he hasn't been chased out of GP yet.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

The saddest thing to say is that Sam Allardyce actually did a better job than Silva in his few months. And he hasn't even got a luxury of pre-season!

I’m don’t really like Sam, but he is a good Premier League manager

 

[riddick]

He was sacked just for one result? Or is that not the point? I'm genuinely unsure.

Who knows if it was just for "one result" but they were in something like 4th and lost against a rival and they sacked him

 

[banno]

Come on, we've played the top 3 in the last 5 games.

Silva and Brands are building a top side given a time and a few more transfer windows.

I am with you on that. I support Silva and want to see him operate at least 3 windows. I am saying that 6-2 at home is a big blow and may be difficult to get over for manager and players which could (hopefully not) lead to a rut. If it does happen and Silva cannot get out of it then Brands and Moshiri will be keeping a close eye on him.

 

[Abraders]

Tactically naive this guy.

Hasn't shown me anything all season to prove he's the right man if I'm honest.

Crap away from home, crap Vs the decent teams and crap Vs the teams below us.

Dire

 

[Efctrueblue]

I mean he should’ve learnt it from the Arsenal game or the United game or the City game really.

Against City if we had taken our chances it would have been close but today we just got outgunned

 

[deipnosophist]

Peak Martinez was worse than that.

Peak Koeman was also worse.

I always respect your opinion mate... but we’ll agree to disagree in this instance: that was on a par with peak Martinez for me...and I have lost faith in him, just as I lost faith in Bobby.
Sadly, it only very rarely can be restored...VERY rarely

 

[RomanReigns]

He couldn’t even beat West Ham or Huddersfield at home

 

[hktoffee]

I'm normally the first person to call for the manager's head when things aren't going well, but today was a total aberration. We've actually played well in recent weeks. Even at Anfield we were worth at least a draw. Let's not have a kopite-esque meltdown because of one bad performance.

Went wrong once Pickford made that error.

 

[Abraders]

He couldn’t even beat West Ham or Huddersfield at home

And the rest...

 

[banno]

It's the sort of mentality that got us here in the first place.

What? Accepting we are not a giant anymore?

 

[mkrudden]

Who knows if it was just for "one result" but they were in something like 4th and lost against a rival and they sacked him

So if noone knows, how does that corroborate with the original point being mate by WE?

Proper big clubs sack managers after results like that. Just the team selection should trigger major alarm bells. Ridiculous.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

To be perfectly honest, that was the most embarrassing display since we got absolutely reamed in the Europa League under Martinez. It’s a shameful display that was, frankly, unprofessional.

The fact the manager was chucking on attacking players when we were getting absolutely thrashed was naive and stupid.

 

[RomanReigns]

Bring in Mourinho

 

[daza_1973]

Anything less than 4 points in the next two and his position should be severely questioned.