I hope he makes a good recovery and plays for us next season but it’s great to read the many tributes to Andros on here and acknowledging him as a thorough professional player who gives his all on the pitch from the start or a sub and even injured hobbling down the field to join in the celebrations with that goal. Best of luck Andros in the future.
That is what makes the difference,so many managers can't or refuse to adapt to the situation the team finds itself in. Don't know how good Lampard has the potential to be but his adaptability is refreshing.
Did you miss the part about being mentally broken when he left ?
always plucky Everton to rescue someones career.
Saying all that we didn't do that much better under Frank.
I always find it interesting when players speak up like this. Like you I’m probably reading too much into it, but what resonated with me was him talking about how frank will know which players he can trust and which ones he can’t. In my mind implying what we as supporters already suspect and that there’s rotten apples not committed to the club cause.Maybe but what I got out of it, reading between the lines a lot of the players needed a break from him. Probably reading too much into it and I'm usually wrong anyway.
...an accurate assessment, in my opinion.
Some will train harder play harder,others just fold their hand.
I’ve never known a boxer to throw the towel in himself but I think some of the players let Benitez down, some of them certainly made more mistakes than he did and he made a few to be honest, they upped their game at Goodison Park because of the support we fans urged out of them and despite the fantastic away support gained only four points on the roa.
There's plenty of examples of boxers staying on their stools when the bell goes for a new round. No mas.
