Everton Sack Sam Allardyce

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tbh im amazed we got 8th. we looked dead an buried.
the results improved , as did the squad with the additions of Walcott and tosun , but the style and implementation of football was below the standard we demand.
so thanks sam for keeping us up , but no thanks.

the players are also just as guilty as sam though and we need a huge clear out and a rebuild.
first out the door for me would be schneiderlin Williams and bolasie, with 4 or 5 more to follow.
 
upthetoffees said:
Is this uncommon or even appropriate for a manager who was with a club for less than a year? Definitely feel like the Everton Public Relations area has instructed players to make no comments at all on this...
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It may not even have been necessary. Can you think of a single player who BFS’s tenure was good for?
 


mawders said:
"Allardyce said: “I'm shocked, disappointed and disgusted that the football club didn't have the decency to tell me, my Director of Football and my staff about the changes."

Walsh is clearly next. happy days
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It reminds me (away from football) for anyone who know's the film Casablanca. The French police (Claude Rains) instruct to shut down a bar says "i'm shocked, shocked to find gambling here" and then some one goes to him " your winnings!.."
 
Don't see how Sam can play victim - look at what he has earned from being sacked:


However, Allardyce has six million reasons to feel upbeat after receiving another tasty pay-off to add to his collection.

Big Sam pocketed a stunning £6m after being told to pack his bags
The extra £6million in his bank account means Allardyce has now received an incredible £13.5m from clubs throughout his career.

In total, Allardyce raked in £11m for his 167-day stint as Everton boss - which works out at an incredible £65,868 PER DAY.

The FA handed over £1m when he was let go by England in 2016 – despite being caught on camera allegedly advising undercover reporters how to breach rules on third-party ownership.

Allardyce banked £2.5m when he was sacked by Blackburn Rovers in 2010, while just two years before receiving £4m from Newcastle – allowing him to invest in a stunning Spanish mansion.

And back in 1996, Allardyce was paid £10,000 to leave Blackpool after they missed out on promotion to League One by a single point.
 

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