Daily Mail rag puts the boot into Martinez, the night before the derby

[Billy Dean]

I would not be surprised if part of this is coming from Moyes. He's still angry about the two defeats. Remember that.

I thought this when I read the last couple of paragraphs. Blatant Moyes influence.

 

[daz4matty]

Anybody read todays daily mail

 

[Sarnia Kevin]

What qualifications do you need to become a "Qualified Observer"?

 

[orly]

That article is a monstrous pile of absolute steaming tosh hahaha

 

[banno]

What qualifications do you need to become a "Qualified Observer"?

Someone who has a pen in his hand and writes sh!te equals a qualified observer according to them.

 

[bizzaro]

I thought this when I read the last couple of paragraphs. Blatant Moyes influence.

100% agree. Seems so strange.

 

[Donald Twain]

They did it for Nik.




R.I.P. @EFCNIK

What now? Hang on let me guess...

 

[gixerk6]

I wouldn't be surprised if half of that stuff in the article came from here. I've read most of that stuff except the players complaining about the Quatar trip in threads on this site.

 

[Toffeelover]

I don't know about that mate, the tories have history with some Liverpool players.

I don't know about that mate, the tories have history with some Liverpool players.

For Fs sake keep to football leave politics out of it. If you want politics go and live inthe alehouse because that is where it belongs.

 

[Jamo Martinez]

[QUOTE="johnnydawg68, post: 3339732, member: 7759"]Second half of the article did present a balanced view though. I do think this part is right:

"It might be a broad spectrum of issues that a manager encounters when he succeeds a long-serving, successful manager, in particular once he starts making changes to a professional environment that the players had grown used to.

It might be that Martinez is now enduring the sort of difficulties Moyes encountered at Manchester United, and which Louis van Gaal is encountering now.

It might be that not until Everton have emerged from transition, and Martinez has things exactly how he wants them, will they perform with the consistency they achieved under Moyes".[/QUOTE]
Beat me to it.

Thing is, What resposibility does a reporter have when he can just say ''an insider said..'', ''some insiders have said..''.

 

[Toffeelover]

I read the article and wondered who has been talking to the journo on the side. I am not going to comment on it because quite simply there is an awful lot going on behind the doors of FF and GP of which we know sod all. The article might be quite near the truth or a million miles away happen some where in between, don't think we will ever know until a player leaves and opens the can of worms.

 

[chicoazul]

For Fs sake keep to football leave politics out of it. If you want politics go and live inthe alehouse because that is where it belongs.

Congratulations on becoming mod mate.

 

[Jacob]

I wouldn't be surprised if half of that stuff in the article came from here. I've read most of that stuff except the players complaining about the Quatar trip in threads on this site.

Well that proves it then...it is a load of bollocks ! Case dismissed...Moyes has gone.... weve moved on....and weve got a match to win.

 

[Toffeelover]

Congratulations on becoming mod mate.

Thank you, thank you but it is premature. Come on lad I am looking at a good football article and you put in pictures of long gone Tories and long gone RS players. it made me sick all over my keyboard only just cleaned it up.

 

[chicoazul]

Thank you, thank you but it is premature. Come on lad I am looking at a good football article and you put in pictures of long gone Tories and long gone RS players. it made me sick all over my keyboard only just cleaned it up.

Hahahaha point.