2018/19 Marco Silva - New Poll Added

[Kinky Koeman]

I’m with Silva, hard to imagine what was possible this season when he came in as there was so much to improve. However the business completed strengthened key issues - Brands of course will have to take most of
The plaudits given player recruitment is his remit, but I’ve felt that Marco had initially merged the new players in quite well. Digne is easily the most successful, Gomes has had his ups and downs - however many will admit we need further improvement in that particular area, it’s the wing play that has largely improved under him even without a talisman who could have made the team look better.

It’s very much a work in progress and just as last season we need to improve this later recruitment to ensure Marco has the tools to perform the job.

 

[radiostar]

Well short of acceptable, for me.

Last few managers that have has seasons as disappointing as this have been shown the door at the end of it.

 

[Frang]

Please put me in ignore immediately.

i'll see if I can bare you for the weekend, then if not I might honour this on Monday x

 

[tungetango]

He sussed Schneiderlin our pretty quickly, he’s only come back in now when he’s ready to perform. I’m hoping that the penny has dropped with Walcott too. I think he’s given Gueye a rocket as well because he seems to be a completely different player since the PSG interest (which suggests he’s playing for a move and could have been capable of this level before if he’d applied himself). He also seems to have lost patience with Tosun.

I think because results have been poor that people underestimate the work Silva has odolnet his season. It will pay off next season I believe. He effectively retired the entirety of Everton’s first team last season based around Williams Martina Jagielka Baines Schneiderlin Rooney Tosun. He’s even shown he’s willing to drop Coleman as soon as his level dropped.

In its place we now have Mina Digne Gomes Richarlison Calvert Lewin Bernard.

How anyone can say this isn’t a step forward is beyond me. There’s been some bumps in the road but he’s not shirked the big decisions that people are now taking for granted. Another manager could have easily retained that core above, indulged Rooney, sidelined the young players, kept old pros in the back 4. Silva didn’t have to make these changes, would have been easier for him not to, the likes of Rooney Jags Baines Tosun were huge names at the club with big standing.

He’s had to rip apart a rotten core and start again. I want him to carry on sweeping the dross out and bringing players like Digne Richarlison and Bernard in. He’s shown he’s ruthless enough. Next out the first team door has to be Keane Coleman (with regret) Siggurdson and Walcott.

Great post

 

[Blues Harp]

Well short of acceptable, for me.

Last few managers that have has seasons as disappointing as this have been shown the door at the end of it.

What is acceptable? winning the prem? Or CL? Or losing both of them at the last gasp?

 

[Frang]

Two votes in it.

Absolute yellow bellies

 

[Goat]

Remember, a vote for Marco, is a vote for Everton.

50% of are you NOT kopites.

 

[Frang]

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Remember, a vote for Marco, is a vote for Everton.

50% of are you NOT kopites.

*fires Frank back up

 

[nsno-chris]

Two votes in it.

Absolute yellow bellies

Sniff it Frank

He got my vote tonight

 

[Frang]

Sniff it Frank

He got my vote tonight

Yelow bely

 

[Goat]

Sniff it Frank

He got my vote tonight

Our lord and Viking thanks you brother.

 

[Armaghtoffee]

i'll see if I can bare you for the weekend, then if not I might honour this on Monday x

Maybe you meant ‘bear’ Frank?

Or maybe not..

 

[Armaghtoffee]

I’m flip flopping over Silva but just can’t see Moshiri pulling the trigger again in the summer.

In his defence he does seem to have the support of the players and he has quickly identified those who have no future at the club. If he would bring in a specialist defensive coach then he would be addressing what has been his own personal failure and it would bode well for his future.

After that then he is completely reliant on Brands to get him the players he needs to deliver.

 

[marsh]

IN is winning for the first time in how long...

 

[bring the ghost on]

In his defence he does seem to have the support of the players and he has quickly identified those who have no future at the club. If he would bring in a specialist defensive coach then he would be addressing what has been his own personal failure and it would bode well for his future.

It's amazing he hasn't done this, isn't it? If he could delegate set piece defending to an expert, that would seem to be step 1 in addressing a massive problem.