Farhad Moshiri

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Duncan Ferguson believes Sam Allardyce should have kept his job at Everton.
Blues legend Ferguson credited Allardyce with doing a "great job" at Goodison Park, praising his tactical ability and communication skills.
Ferguson said: "Sam did a great job really to get the club in a good position. He was really unfortunate to lose his job and he shouldn't have lost his job. I've been a big backer of Sam for some time and we've always got on well.”
Ferguson added: “What I loved about Sam was that he was straight. He’s a straight fella, a straight talker and tactically very good. He knew his gameplan and communicated that with the players and we went and executed it. He knew exactly what he wanted. He communicated that with the players, the players liked him as well, they loved him. I think that's an important part of being a manager. There was no ‘BS’ with him and that’s what I liked. He was straight and the players liked that as well because they performed, didn’t they?”


These comments from Dunc are across social media right now, sacking Sam when he did deliver for us is by far the worst mistake Moshiri has made and the reason why we are nothing more then a bottom half of the table side for the foreseeable future.

No mention of his signings I see.

 

[4737carlin]

No mention of his signings I see.

His signings? Were they though, always rumored Walcott was a Moshiri signing from his old club, either way its a results buisness, he got them and gave us an 8th place, something no manager has bettered since.

 

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Duncan Ferguson believes Sam Allardyce should have kept his job at Everton.
Blues legend Ferguson credited Allardyce with doing a "great job" at Goodison Park, praising his tactical ability and communication skills.
Ferguson said: "Sam did a great job really to get the club in a good position. He was really unfortunate to lose his job and he shouldn't have lost his job. I've been a big backer of Sam for some time and we've always got on well.”
Ferguson added: “What I loved about Sam was that he was straight. He’s a straight fella, a straight talker and tactically very good. He knew his gameplan and communicated that with the players and we went and executed it. He knew exactly what he wanted. He communicated that with the players, the players liked him as well, they loved him. I think that's an important part of being a manager. There was no ‘BS’ with him and that’s what I liked. He was straight and the players liked that as well because they performed, didn’t they?”


These comments from Dunc are across social media right now, sacking Sam when he did deliver for us is by far the worst mistake Moshiri has made and the reason why we are nothing more then a bottom half of the table side for the foreseeable future.

You don`t half pick some strange hills to die on.

First Allardyce and then Benitez.

 

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You don`t half pick some strange hills to die on.

First Allardyce and then Benitez.

It's like a really dull tribute act to Dave. Pick all the worst opinions on almost every topic but have none of the sheer insanity that makes that loon occasionally entertaining

 

[4737carlin]

You don`t half pick some strange hills to die on.

First Allardyce and then Benitez.

Can't say I'm wrong about Sam though, well you can try, but how things have turned out since he left says otherwise.
Not one decent season since, no manager has done better

 

[DualityNSNO]

Can't say I'm wrong about Sam though, well you can try, but how things have turned out since he left says otherwise.
Not one decent season since, no manager has done better

He did so well with getting us some utter trash footballers as well.

Thank you Obese Samuel.

 

[4737carlin]

He did so well with getting us some utter trash footballers as well.

Thank you Obese Samuel.

Yeah because over the last 6 years all are other signings have been top draw

 

[DualityNSNO]

Yeah because over the last 6 years all are other signings have been top draw

They are since your Spanish boyfriend left tbh.

 

[4737carlin]

They are since your Spanish boyfriend left tbh.

Like Myko and Pattersen? O hang on they were his players.....

 

[DualityNSNO]

Like Myko and Pattersen? O hang on they were his players.....

Yeah too true that, transfer mastermind on our way to the least amount of wins since Derby. Great manager, him.

Thumbs up for him, in fact.

 

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His signings? Were they though, always rumored Walcott was a Moshiri signing from his old club, either way its a results buisness, he got them and gave us an 8th place, something no manager has bettered since.

In hindsight, he did a good job, in comparison with some of the awful decisions since, his appointment was reasonable and possibly deserving of a full season. However, many season ticket holders were aghast at watching his miserable tactics and percentage football. Which is good enough for me.

 

[4737carlin]

In hindsight, he did a good job, in comparison with some of the awful decisions since, his appointment was reasonable and possibly deserving of a full season. However, many season ticket holders were aghast at watching his miserable tactics and percentage football. Which is good enough for me.

Aghast at his football, but look at what we've been served up since? Look at last Saturday

 

[4737carlin]

Yeah too true that, transfer mastermind on our way to the least amount of wins since Derby. Great manager, him.

Thumbs up for him, in fact.
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Give me Myko and Pattrrsen anyday over some fraud who down tools when he felt like it

 

[DualityNSNO]

Give me Myko and Pattrrsen anyday over some fraud who down tools when he felt like it

You do you my friend.

Which seems like it means being a budget DaveK.

 

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Aghast at his football, but look at what we've been served up since? Look at last Saturday

Yes season ticket holders were, not myself, unable to go. Crystal Palace game and goals would not have happened under any previous manager, imho. Maybe season 1 Martinez.