2020/21 Carlo Ancelotti

[the sniderman]

Well, 1 in 5 is 20%

How much lower are we talking?

I'd say if there was a poll last month on whether to sack him - 15%-25% would have said sack.

There was a poll someone started on here, an open poll with results viewable - that had 85.7% voting to keep him.

In our annual fan survey, with results out today - he had an 80.6% approval rating.

We can't escape the fact there's a significant amount who want him gone - absolutely remarkable.

thank u for give blessing to hunt these rats down buddy i shall CRUSH them in ur honor and for happy future of grandoldteam.com best soccer chat community with also t shirts and jigsaws.

 

[andy4efc]

I know I shouldn't, but I am genuinely heartbroken by losing Carlo. I Genuinely thought we'd turned a corner and in 3/4/5 years we would see the benefits. All the media comments about a project, a long-term job, new stadium being the one to lead us out there. All lies and feel like I/we have been conned.

Another summer of 'assessing players', the same tried and tested lot who have proven themselves not good enough getting another chance to disappoint. The manager then gets all the blame, again. The same thing we have doen over, and over again the past five years.

Brands came in and his thing was 'stability'.

We have had NONE. Still none.

 

[4737carlin]

Real Madrid seem to

And look at the mess they are in, one of the reasons they needed the super league, we need to go easy for a bit, besides they have CL income

 

[tommytowne]

Page 1878.

 

[Moonlight dribbler]

That's because those managers brought in all the absolute rubbish in our squad. They didn't deserve more time to bring in more poor players.

The players are the problem, not managers. The fact people still think managers are the issue at everton is truly baffling. We've been rubbish for my entire lifetime and there are more reasons for that than just who sits in the dugout.

Thank you the quality in that squad is poor. 10th was better than could be expected.

 

[luuk_deventer]

Likely

CA could also resign? Would that not forego the "chunk of change" he might be due?

 

[BlueToff]

Say no and have a manager who doesn’t want to be here?

the reason for me is why would he suddenly not want to be here?

Is that on the club - have they not given him the backing they promised?

Little old Everton do need to stop being such pushovers.

 

[Dougie]

Sweet baby jesus. If this happens it'll be the most disappointing thing to happen to us in as long as I can remember.

I'd be shocked if he took it. He's been there and done that with the merry-go-round of elite clubs. It seems like the whole point of being here is to do something different. To build something from the ground up. If he left it would be an acknowledgement that the job can't be done here.

Or taking the easy route.

 

[jamieni]

Oh sweet Jesus

 

[Frenk]

Nuno. That’s who I would like.

But, I want to make it clear, that’s only if Carlo goes. At this point I don’t even think he is.

 

[andy4efc]

The fact is that the results have deteriorated over time. His curve has gone down. There is also nothing to indicate that we have had any progression in the way we play football. It's pretty obvious.

So when things dont change with another new manager, you'll let these players off scott free?

The players have PROVEN they aren't up to it over and over again and each tiem they're a year older, a yard slower.

 

[BlueToff]

Thank you the quality in that squad is poor. 10th was better than could be expected.

Bloody hell, no it wasn't

 

[nsno-chris]

OOOOOH DAVEY MOYES

 

[andy4efc]

Say no and have a manager who doesn’t want to be here?

Why bother with contracts?

 

[Drico]

Oh sweet Jesus

That's it for me, then.