Don’t know but I know FS “isn’t”
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Don’t know but I know FS “isn’t”
MrGrumpy
Player Valuation: £50m
Big Sam Home form???? Our home form for the last 2 years has been fantastic. We very rarely lose at home.
CahillsCornerFlag
Player Valuation: £70m
Think all that’ll do is make the majority not remember him completely unfondly at this point, if he stayed the same bunch would be getting banners ready, and rightly so.
USABlue
Player Valuation: £70m
Agreed. He should go regardless, would salvage it for him a bit though.
lol lol lol A bog standard manager, never won anything and averages 1.2ppg in Premier League. You sir are taking the michael.
Win our next 3 and I'll consider it.
Even if he wins every game rest of the season, he should go.
havrey0123
Player Valuation: £25m
His essentially in the same boat as Wenger, the fans haven't gone as far as not turning up to the game but he is as good as gone.
The only way he will be able to stay is if come derby game he walks on the pitch and knocks one of their players out. If that happens he immediately gets elevated to cult status and gets to see out his last year.
The only way he will be able to stay is if come derby game he walks on the pitch and knocks one of their players out. If that happens he immediately gets elevated to cult status and gets to see out his last year.
jonnyboy316
Player Valuation: £35m
No
marcus
Player Valuation: £15m
Not sure about that, Allardyce is vastly experienced & has his own mind...
Bolasie would not have been my choice to start after recent performances....
9th on 37 points.
Every team from 10th down to 20th dropped points or got beat this weekend.(bar Newcastle)
I feel it should just put us safe , thats 10 points above the drop zone with 8 to play.
We all know the club wont jetison this cowboy till the season ends now.
Personally I'd sack him right now , but he'll be kept on while they sort out / tap up next seasons manager.
And boy they best get this one right.
God I wish this season would end.
Every team from 10th down to 20th dropped points or got beat this weekend.(bar Newcastle)
I feel it should just put us safe , thats 10 points above the drop zone with 8 to play.
We all know the club wont jetison this cowboy till the season ends now.
Personally I'd sack him right now , but he'll be kept on while they sort out / tap up next seasons manager.
And boy they best get this one right.
God I wish this season would end.
streeky
Player Valuation: £35m
with Gana out, he only had 1 position to fill. davey klassen back on the bench? schneiderlin frozen out. Everything the fans have been clamering for but he has been resisting, any way glad he has made the switch ,we look an outfit at last.
brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
He shouldn’t stay on. I was fine with his appointment and in the minority, and we will stay up.
But he hasn’t really shown anything, in terms of thinking or approach, to suggest much would change with him next year.
I certainly wasn’t expecting miracles, but apart from the decent run at the beginning, nothing has changed. Dreadful away form, poor defensively, and some heavy defeats. All Koeman-like before he left. You would want at least some pointers in the right direction for a man who knew he would fall under more scrutiny than most.
I think the players also realise it’s a short-term appointment. I don’t have any issue with Sam other than poor performances and lack of results, the same criteria by which I’ll judge any Everton manager. If both were better, I wouldn’t have been against another year simply because it is Sam Allardyce.
But it isn’t working out, and he is deeply unpopular whilst doing nothing to alter that perception of himself which in turn somewhat sullies the clubs reputation and makes us look a footballing backwater. He just has not been savvy enough to read the signs, or if he has, has chosen to wilfully ignore them. I suspect the latter so in that sense, he has made his own bed rather than grasping a huge opportunity.
On the proviso that we can secure a better fit, both in footballing and general approach terms, then it’s a no-brainer to replace him.
But he hasn’t really shown anything, in terms of thinking or approach, to suggest much would change with him next year.
I certainly wasn’t expecting miracles, but apart from the decent run at the beginning, nothing has changed. Dreadful away form, poor defensively, and some heavy defeats. All Koeman-like before he left. You would want at least some pointers in the right direction for a man who knew he would fall under more scrutiny than most.
I think the players also realise it’s a short-term appointment. I don’t have any issue with Sam other than poor performances and lack of results, the same criteria by which I’ll judge any Everton manager. If both were better, I wouldn’t have been against another year simply because it is Sam Allardyce.
But it isn’t working out, and he is deeply unpopular whilst doing nothing to alter that perception of himself which in turn somewhat sullies the clubs reputation and makes us look a footballing backwater. He just has not been savvy enough to read the signs, or if he has, has chosen to wilfully ignore them. I suspect the latter so in that sense, he has made his own bed rather than grasping a huge opportunity.
On the proviso that we can secure a better fit, both in footballing and general approach terms, then it’s a no-brainer to replace him.
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