chazzle_dazzle
Player Valuation: £35m
The fat mess will be doing this to the Gwladys Street come May:
DONT.....
If he does someone best get up and spark him out.
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DONT.....
If he does someone best get up and spark him out.
MickA
Player Valuation: £10m
Thread on RTG
https://www.readytogo.net/smb/threads/bsa.1413943/
Loads of pro Sam, some against. Concensus seems to be he didn't want to play him initially but adapted as he was pretty much the only forward.
He definitely played in their first few games, but their results were poor iirc so maybe he got dropped and then came back into the line-up later on?
Either way, I was wrong on Defoe's signing so I'll scratch that one off
Last 11 home league games 3 wins 7 draws 1 defeat.
toffeeblue9
Player Valuation: £35m
Double-edged sword this
On the face of it, signing Tosun and Walcott wouldn't be a bad idea whether it was Allardyce or anyone else as manager - they improve us
N'Zonzi has been a mainstay of a good Sevilla side over the last few years - he's clearly an upgrade on Schneiderlin
We need a left back - as long as it's someone who can overlap, is left-footed, young enough to improve, can get up and down and has decent delivery, I won't criticise the signing because we are absolutely desperate for a left back and it isn't Allardyce's fault that Koeman and Walsh thought we could go into the season with one almost 33 year old left back to last us the whole campaign
So, on the face of it, transfer activity seems reasonable enough no matter who is in charge
The flip side is that Walsh is still DoF and, as we know, he is very pro-Allardyce. My concern is that we now have an old boys network in senior positions - Walsh, Glover, Allardyce, Shakespeare, Lee - all go back a long way together. You can be absolutely certain that they'll all stick together at the end of the season when we need to make changes and they'll either all need to go as a package or we'll keep them all. I know what my preference would be, but if we make some sensible signings in this window (which would be practically a first under Walsh), I think it strengthens the hand of the manager and I've already seen enough to know that we're just going to get more of the Koeman-esque brand of dull, pointless football
On the face of it, signing Tosun and Walcott wouldn't be a bad idea whether it was Allardyce or anyone else as manager - they improve us
N'Zonzi has been a mainstay of a good Sevilla side over the last few years - he's clearly an upgrade on Schneiderlin
We need a left back - as long as it's someone who can overlap, is left-footed, young enough to improve, can get up and down and has decent delivery, I won't criticise the signing because we are absolutely desperate for a left back and it isn't Allardyce's fault that Koeman and Walsh thought we could go into the season with one almost 33 year old left back to last us the whole campaign
So, on the face of it, transfer activity seems reasonable enough no matter who is in charge
The flip side is that Walsh is still DoF and, as we know, he is very pro-Allardyce. My concern is that we now have an old boys network in senior positions - Walsh, Glover, Allardyce, Shakespeare, Lee - all go back a long way together. You can be absolutely certain that they'll all stick together at the end of the season when we need to make changes and they'll either all need to go as a package or we'll keep them all. I know what my preference would be, but if we make some sensible signings in this window (which would be practically a first under Walsh), I think it strengthens the hand of the manager and I've already seen enough to know that we're just going to get more of the Koeman-esque brand of dull, pointless football
MickA
Player Valuation: £10m
He definitely played in their first few games, but their results were poor iirc so maybe he got dropped and then came back into the line-up later on?
Either way, I was wrong on Defoe's signing so I'll scratch that one off
Well, as an anti Sam man even I have to say there's a case there to show he can adapt so let's hope he sees the light with our midfield!
Who's_up_for_cumpkins?
Player Valuation: £15m
What a stupid idea. No doubt because Silva is now available. Having four managers in one season would be damaging to the players, who are already mentally fragile. Just have to like it and lump it with big fat sam to till summer. Not impossible but unlikely we'll go down. By all means revisit at the end of the season but I'd swerve Silva now he's shown his true colours.
But we still don't always draw 2.2.....
As you said
Blues Harp
Player Valuation: £60m
No it is not.....don't want el fraudo mk 2 anywhere near us...best hope is we are looking now at someone really decent, get rid of Sam at the end of this season and go from there...oh wait look at our useless decision makers at board level.....until they go nothing will change.
SantaClausisanEvertonian
Player Valuation: £10m
For what it's worth, I'd sack Allardyce immediately and give the job back to Rhino until May. Allardyce has already proven himself to be a complete fraud and a very toxic influence on our great club.
Yes....we are still a great club even after this debacle of a season.
Yes....we are still a great club even after this debacle of a season.
Papa Shango
Player Valuation: £70m
He has done nothing of the sort.
Brendan Janus
Player Valuation: £40m
Big Sam is here to stay, I believe in Big Sam today !!
GwladysBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
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