ALLARDYCE - Any positives

[Bluepablo]

Hopefully he will set up & drill a defence that will last for a good few years kenny/holgate/Keane/another & a flair manger can come in & benefit silva? A better version of Martinez inheriting Moyes defence.

So it may actually be not be a bad move.

 

[summerisle]

It's added a factor of the unknown to our future results - they may be bad, they may be good. We may win the league next season. We may get relegated.

Whereas at the moment, results are entirely predictable, and entirely bad. Therefore change = potentially better results. And let's face it, it's almost impossible for him to make us any worse. We're already absolutely awful.

I think we may not win the league next season.

 

[billyblue80]

If tonight's anything to go by they wanted to perform for him. Whether it was because it was Unsys last game or not but having Sam in the stands has got to at least give you a kick to impress

 

[Tin-Tin]

He wont put up with Mirallas

 

[RomanReigns]

ok photoshoppers

put S and M between "A Team" so it reads "The SAM Team"

then put big sam's face over Hannibal's, shakespeare's face over Murdock's, little sam's face over faceman and big dunc's face over Baracus

chop chop

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

Everything is finite and each second is one second closer to his departure.

 

[Furey1878]

On a serious note though, I think our young defenders could develop well under him.

But that's about it really.

 

[Charles Hawtrey]

His head is even bigger than Moonhead Koeman’s

 

[Aar_the_Toffees]

Defensively solid. Goes back to the basics, which allows the next manager to come in and implement on them. Done well with a few crap teams. Somehow manages to install fight in their heads, and keeps them up.

It's worth seeing what he'll do with an extremely talented and under-achieving team like ours. If he can install the fight he does in his relegation battlers, then we're up for a very good season. Would fancy a cup run.

We might actually win a derby.

There's positives if you choose to look. Instead of moaning and complaining like a fanbase, let's get behind him. He's here till the end of the season, has a solid resume, and I for one am at the very least interested to see how this season develops.

 

[Khalekan]

He wont put up with Mirallas

Or Schneiderlin either.

 

[St. Domingo]

How the hell has he walked into another Premiership job - the biggest job of his career - after what happened with England? I genuinely don't get it

 

[Khalekan]

Defensively solid. Goes back to the basics, which allows the next manager to come in and implement on them. Done well with a few crap teams. Somehow manages to install fight in their heads, and keeps them up.

It's worth seeing what he'll do with an extremely talented and under-achieving team like ours. If he can install the fight he does in his relegation battlers, then we're up for a very good season. Would fancy a cup run.

We might actually win a derby.

There's positives if you choose to look. Instead of moaning and complaining like a fanbase, let's get behind him. He's here till the end of the season, has a solid resume, and I for one am at the very least interested to see how this season develops.

Yes......Sam finds himself in a totally new situation here with us.

For a start off, the team is not in the bottom three.....it is just below mid table and five points clear of the relegation zone.

Usually when he comes into clubs they need snookers to get out of trouble.

This is by some distance the most expensively assembled squad he has ever had to work with.

And by far the most talented and classy.

Despite our lowly league position, this is not a bottom feeding squad.

This is a squad he should really look at and try to augment with more high class players in January instead of the snap at their heels yard dogs he usually signs when he is fire fighting.

He will have more dough at his disposal than he has ever had before.

I fully expect us to pull further away from the bottom and be 8th or 9th by New Year.

This is surely his last job......and easily his biggest to date.

He has long believed he could do bigger and better things than he has has opportunity to do so far.

So he should go about proving it now by playing more expansively and shooting for the stars.

I am really looking forward to Huddersfield in a way I have not looked forward to a game all season

 

[Khalekan]

How the hell has he walked into another Premiership job - the biggest job of his career - after what happened with England? I genuinely don't get it

Because Moshiri panicked.

He is worried about the effect relegation would have on his investment hence the climbdown over Sam.

He believes only Sam could have saved us.

But as we saw tonight any competent coach would have been able to get a sweeter tune out of our players.

But he is here now so we just have to roll with it

 

[ilikecheese]

Because Moshiri panicked.

He is worried about the effect relegation would have on his investment hence the climbdown over Sam.

He believes only Sam could have saved us.

But as we saw tonight any competent coach would have been able to get a sweeter tune out of our players.

But he is here now so we just have to roll with it

I would tend to agree about panic playing a major factor.

The new stadium plans would definitely play a role in that panic...and frankly understandable.

 

[Igrok]

He will for sure frustrate Klopp and Mourinho...