Is Unsie's attitude right for the first team?

[Hawhaw]

Interestingly there was an uncle of one of the youth team players who posted on here for a while, said Unsworth was a proper bully and total opposite to the "Unsssssssy" man of people he was doing when he thought he was going to get the main job full time

He use to pick on Ledson, I know that for a fact.

 

[coollino]

Brexit football

 

[Encoder]

Member when Joe Royle had to give him advice in the dugout while we were getting thumped? I member.

 

[MACCA75]

Member when Joe Royle had to give him advice in the dugout while we were getting thumped? I member.

I was lip reading.

‘David.. David.. that jumper is way too tight’

 

[Billysgingham.]

Was the worst manager I’ve ever seen at Everton.

Bold statement that mate.

 

[Walken]

Was the worst manager I’ve ever seen at Everton.

Just being the worst everton manager that season is a serious accusation

 

[Carlito]

I don't think that his '90s football is doing the academy players any favours in terms of their chances of making it in the Premier League.

Everton do seem to produce a lot of Football League-quality players, but I'm not sure how much value there really is in that.

 

[T LEAFE]

We need a new approach
Too many jobs for the boys

 

[Joey66]

Was the worst manager I’ve ever seen at Everton.

No Big Sam and Walter Smith plus the Winner .....Mike Walker....,..

 

[Stan Lee Park]

What I’ve said previously. In my opinion the best youth teams don’t care if they win.

They’re judged on implementation of style of play, and developing as an individual player.

All teams want to win - that's why they play football.

 

[tommye]

Just a fat PE teacher

 

[Boss_Blue]

Lol at everyone ripping into Rhino for the football his title winning youth sides are playing.

Most won't have even watched them play.

Meffs.

 

[OneTrueLegend]

I think in an ideal world the youth teams would play in a style defined by the club and the first team would play the same way. This would be defined by the director of football. That way when the player moves from u23s to the first team, its the same formation and same style of play. This is the basic principle at Barcelona and and Ajax, but i dont think many clubs do this in the premier league, most of the players that make it from u23s to first team do it because they are so much better than the kids at that level or they go on loan in the championship and prove themselves

 

[KaiserEFC]

The club does the whole youth thing entirely wrong. No one else gives a monkeys about their U23’s, they loan players out at relatively young ages to learn their trade then make a decision later down the line.

 

[rochdaleblue]

What I’ve said previously. In my opinion the best youth teams don’t care if they win.

They’re judged on implementation of style of play, and developing as an individual player.

Exactly. Youth teams shouldn’t be judged on how many titles or youth cups they win, but how many individuals make it through to the first team.