We've lost today to banter club Sunderland. I mean, they are a great club but have been so mismanaged in recent history and have come from such a low base that if we cannot reasonably hope to beat them at home in the cup, then why are we even bothering?Outside of the mega money clubs, that is every manager in the league. I'm fed up with people pretending we're the only club with injuries and players at AFCON. Dealing with situations like this is what he's paid enormous sums for.
How attractive will we be in the summer?He keeps bleating on about waiting for the summer window. At this rate the best business we could do in the summer is pay him off so we can get a manager in who will set us up to win games and play with a bit more drive.
Hopefully with give our glorious leader the chance to play the fringe and youth players a bit more.Next few weeks will be a struggle. We'll doubtlessly pick up and get ourselves into about 8th only to fall at the final hurdle and slip back down to 12th. The Everton way.
It'll also be a strange one when all the players are back fit as there's going to be nowhere near enough games for them to play in. The season really does grind to a halt when you're out of both cups and Europe by January 10th.
TBF, they spent fortunes on some very good players and have a very good manager.We've lost today to banter club Sunderland. I mean, they are a great club but have been so mismanaged in recent history and have come from such a low base that if we cannot reasonably hope to beat them at home in the cup, then why are we even bothering?
There's always an excuse for Moyes from some. The season is effectively over now, because even the excuse merchants will tell you Europe was never a reasonable aim.
So that's that. Let's all hail the surge to 12th.
Its because there are so many teams performing badly that we`ve been getting the slightest sniff of a European place, and its down to bad management and poor business in the summer that`s left us sliding down the table and out of the cup so early.We've been popping in and out of the European spots this season, that's because of good management and good business in the summer. We've taken some brutal hits with injuries and Afcon, the suspensions made it even worse. Honestly I don't think any manager could be doing better under the circumstances, Moyes is stuck between a rock and a hard place as any manager would without their best players.
And we always go out at home to middle of the road premier league sides, I said on here yesterday we never beat a premier league team in the fa cup.Next few weeks will be a struggle. We'll doubtlessly pick up and get ourselves into about 8th only to fall at the final hurdle and slip back down to 12th. The Everton way.
It'll also be a strange one when all the players are back fit as there's going to be nowhere near enough games for them to play in. The season really does grind to a halt when you're out of both cups and Europe by January 10th.
They came from the second division, did indeed buy some very good players and have a very good manager. Why didn't we buy some very good players and attract a very good manager?TBF, they spent fortunes on some very good players and have a very good manager.
They came from the second division, did indeed buy some very good players and have a very good manager. Why didn't we buy some very good players and attract a very good manager?
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