..things generally get worst before they get better.
That's 5 new players to go into our first 11 so close to the start of the season, that's massive.I dont think its that huge, we need 3 defenders, a CM with good technique and a striker. All good actual footballers preferably.
Don't understand this viewpoint tbh.Everton haven't kicked a ball yet in a game that matters so people need to calm down and trust in the manager to get things right.The club panicked last year and just magnified a bad start into a total disaster.If we as fans or the owners of the club bottle it again then we will just end up with the other fat slug back by Christmas.
We need to just all give our heads a wobble and back the manager 100% this season and see where that takes us.
Don't understand this viewpoint tbh.
We were a total trainwreck last season, Koeman had us looking like pure relegation fodder. Allardyce came in and sorted it out.
We overrate our young lads. It seems every single young player we have is considered the 'answer' or worth giving a try etc - when in truth they probably just aren't ready/good enough.... then went mad.
To turn things around Silva has to phase out those players that are too old and/or too secure in the side - that means Williams, Jagielka, Baines, Schneiderlin and Gana. If they can be replaced with players bought in fine, but promoting youth would work as well. The important thing is that we don't keep doing the same thing over and over and over again, which can only shred confidence.
Agree on this, its now looking like he did a great job compared to the idiots that followed him, starting with Martinez who basically un-did all the hard groundwork Moyes had in place. He had it hard, next to nothing to spend but worked miracles on a shoestring, ever since the budget has been great and the footbal worseI'm genuinely thinking I've been harsh on Moyes and might need to reevaluate my assessment of him. No joke. I'm serious.
We overrate our young lads. It seems every single young player we have is considered the 'answer' or worth giving a try etc - when in truth they probably just aren't ready/good enough.
Already got young Holgate, Kenny, Davies, DCL, Lookman and Dowell in and around the squad as it is.
Buy in some proper players.
I agree to a point, but Moyes proved once he went to United he couldn't operate with a massive budget.I'm genuinely thinking I've been harsh on Moyes and might need to reevaluate my assessment of him. No joke. I'm serious.
Yes but these players were already proving their worth to Everton. So we knew these ones had ability. Lookman was obviously bought in, because he has ability.I don't think we (in the sense of the club rather than the fans) do overrate them - look at those players you've listed, all of them were deemed inferior last season to some absolute shockers that we paid large sums of money for (or in Martina's case felt like we had wasted a lot of money on) and were largely undroppable.
Yes but these players were already proving their worth to Everton. So we knew these ones had ability. Lookman was obviously bought in, because he has ability.
Kenny and Davies had a really poor season just gone also. Only Holgate and DCL did well.
Reering off track a little here. Anyway, a lot of people think we could just throw the likes of Robinson, Hewelt, Conolley, Baningime etc straight into the team... we deffo can't
You say that, but his two big signings, Mata and Fellaini, are still important parts of Man Utds first team squad. His problem at Man Utd was he was following the best British manager of all-time and the squad did not see him as prestigious enough.I agree to a point, but Moyes proved once he went to United he couldn't operate with a massive budget.
Hypothetically if he had still been here when the mega Sky money and Moshiri arrived I don't think he'd of fared any better than Bobby and Ronk.
I think that glass ceiling and knife to a gunfight stuff was a blessing in disguise for him during his Everton tenure.
Fellaini wasn't really a judgement call as he knew what he offered already - I'd have him back at a heartbeat (Fellaini)You say that, but his two big signings, Mata and Fellaini, are still important parts of Man Utds first team squad. His problem at Man Utd was he was following the best British manager of all-time and the squad did not see him as prestigious enough.
It is hard to say how he would have fared in the longer term, but the issues he identified with that team have proven to be correct, and two huge managerial names with enormous budgets have not fared much better.
His Sunderland run was awful though, and he was very average at Sociedad. Did a good job at West Ham though, especially with all the unrest there.
I'm genuinely thinking I've been harsh on Moyes and might need to reevaluate my assessment of him. No joke. I'm serious.
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