Angus 'happily dissatisfied' Kinnear

[Bally1989]

It’s firstname.surname@evertonfc.com, I emailed the other day and got a response that I’ll receive a reply within 10 business days.

Cheers mate will draft my email tomorrow.

 

[realitygypsie]

KINNEAR OUT!!!!

 

[rochdaleblue]

If we accept 3 points from 7 games to end the season we deserve the same to start the next.

Mentioned in another thread. Those teams that finish the season poorly invariably start the next season poorly. Extending the contracts of Keane, Gana and Myko doesn’t exactly scream things will be different next season.

 

[Paul Rideout]

can we do an AC Milan and just bin everyone from the manager upwards?

please!??

 

[daza_1973]

Mentioned in another thread. Those teams that finish the season poorly invariably start the next season poorly. Extending the contracts of Keane, Gana and Myko doesn’t exactly scream things will be different next season.

The only thing that will be different next season is we won't win 7 away matches.

 

[MACCA75]

I think his ‘it was a 2 window plan’ was the biggest nonsense of all. Will the squad be finished at that point then? Everyone can sit back with a job well done?

It will always be jam tomorrow with frauds like this guy.

 

[summerisle]

It’s firstname.surname@evertonfc.com, I emailed the other day and got a response that I’ll receive a reply within 10 business days.

Or :

 

[Evo2901]

I do wonder if there’s any coming back from his ‘happily dissatisfied’ phrase. He’s managed to rile up the whole fanbase and have us all quoting it when other teams achieve something. He must feel particularly embarrassed about it in hindsight.

 

[Toffeepot]

I do wonder if there’s any coming back from his ‘happily dissatisfied’ phrase. He’s managed to rile up the whole fanbase and have us all quoting it when other teams achieve something. He must feel particularly embarrassed about it in hindsight.

I think it has either finished him or he compensates by going turbo ambitious.
It was very stupid

 

[Bob Elstone]

David Brent. You’re not seeing the whole pie.

 

[Daytripper]

I do wonder if there’s any coming back from his ‘happily dissatisfied’ phrase. He’s managed to rile up the whole fanbase and have us all quoting it when other teams achieve something. He must feel particularly embarrassed about it in hindsight.

He may do but I doubt it. He or whoever wrote it for him deemed it acceptable for public release with the likes of Villa and Palace already booking their places in their respective finals.

The internal viewpoint of the club likely differs to that of some supporters.

Remember they released that magnificent 7th DVD. Whoever oversaw that in terms of product management and marketing did a dreadful job.

Little has changed. They all must of been wary as anything when some fans more than previous turned on them back in 2023 and refused to stop the protests.

 

[Evo2901]

I think it has either finished him or he compensates by going turbo ambitious.
It was very stupid

He’s essentially backed himself into a corner where he now has to either sack the manager (complete opposite of what his programme notes suggested) or make some very decent signings to placate the fanbase. Even with the transfers though there’s no guarantee the manager actually plays them so what’s the point.

 

[Toffeepot]

He’s essentially backed himself into a corner where he now has to either sack the manager (complete opposite of what his programme notes suggested) or make some very decent signings to placate the fanbase. Even with the transfers though there’s no guarantee the manager actually plays them so what’s the point.

Yea. I bet the Dibling fiasco has been mentioned by the transfer committee a few times already.
It looks like a power play by Moyes and he's spent a promising young lad's confidence to make it.

 

[Drico]

He’s essentially backed himself into a corner where he now has to either sack the manager (complete opposite of what his programme notes suggested) or make some very decent signings to placate the fanbase. Even with the transfers though there’s no guarantee the manager actually plays them so what’s the point.

There is a potential trend developing where Kinnear is beholden to the sunk cost fallacy. We saw it with Thierno Barry this season, and now we are likely to see it with Moyes: holding on to a fella you know has failed on the off-chance he proves you right in the end. We'd be better off cutting our losses. The problem with Moyes is if you give him a "window" to turn it around and you still sack him in November, you have not only wasted the window, you have burned much of the money you invested in it on Tomas Soucek types, making the job next to impossible for his eventual successor.

Palace are showing the way. Bournemouth are showing the way. Not only are both clubs succeeding on the pitch, they have promptly moved to replace their excellent managers while Everton dither over the dinosaur. Bournemouth already have their replacement, and Palace are lining up Iraola, or at least showing their intent and confidence in themselves by throwing their hat into the ring for him. Us? "We couldn't attract him."

 

[miami]

Would rather settle for the deceased Joe kinnear than Angus in the role at this point. Angus is sounding more partridge-esque every time I hear the ‘happily-dissatisfied’ line.

He has that partridge type of gob on him too.