B17BLG
Player Valuation: £20m
It will take more than Google and Wikipedia to convince me I'm afraid!
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It will take more than Google and Wikipedia to convince me I'm afraid!
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
If he comes he'll have my full support, but he'll have to convince me
The Penalty Box Dancer
Player Valuation: £35m
Be good to have him in charge for Thursday but I doubt it
Blues Harp
Player Valuation: £60m
Blame the players again instead of the management and board ...ok lad
We're all use to the drubbing from the RS
TippEverton
Player Valuation: £35m
I honestly couldn't give one toss if that were to happen.
Wasn't there fans worried at one stage that Martinez would be plucked away, and Koeman was touted with the likes of Arsenal and Barcelona before he'd even managed a game for us.
Both sacked, and, ultimately, both failures as manager of Everton.
If someone comes along and takes Silva from us then I'd guess his time with us will have been a success and that can only be good, and it most likely mean he'd be leaving us in a decent position and an attractive proposition for a replacement.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Big Brother would be proud.
GwladysBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
Whatever we do, don’t put a giant mural up of him at the side of the Main Stand.
spudmuncher
Player Valuation: £2.5m
We haven't tapped him up tho... we've approached the owners which is the entirely legal way of doing it
The Penalty Box Dancer
Player Valuation: £35m
Lets all learn from the love in we first had with Koeman. Acting like he is gonna do great here is premature. Thought you'd have learnt.
Old Blue 2
Player Valuation: £40m
Big Brother would be proud.
That smacks of him wanting away...
The Penalty Box Dancer
Player Valuation: £35m
Thats the clubs mentality. A good first season under Martinez and we acted like United did when they had 26 years with Ferguson.
Chris O'Connor
Player Valuation: £35m
On his aftermatch comments..
I read it that he was loathe to commit himself to anything immediately after the match.
He was purposely non-commital for a reason, I would guess he doesn't want to close down any avenues on the high of three points after three losses.
He was well advised to say it'll be a normal Monday tomorrow as anything less commits him to a course he may not follow.
If he were to force the issue by resigning he would need plenty of assurances about not being left high and dry, complicated finances including any action Watford might take or report plus any probable damage to his own reputation if it all fell through before any appointment even if virtually immediate.
If he is intent on staying and not forcing the issue then there is no point saying so straight after the game unless that is an immovable position and a course he will definitely pursue.
By not indicating either way, it does leave the option of resignation but also of not taking that risk if he decides it would be too harmful to do so.
It has only served to intensify the speculation and has kept the question very open.
We can't wait and should not do so, if he resigns we can act but it shouldn't stop us approaching Dyche or someone else.
I read it that he was loathe to commit himself to anything immediately after the match.
He was purposely non-commital for a reason, I would guess he doesn't want to close down any avenues on the high of three points after three losses.
He was well advised to say it'll be a normal Monday tomorrow as anything less commits him to a course he may not follow.
If he were to force the issue by resigning he would need plenty of assurances about not being left high and dry, complicated finances including any action Watford might take or report plus any probable damage to his own reputation if it all fell through before any appointment even if virtually immediate.
If he is intent on staying and not forcing the issue then there is no point saying so straight after the game unless that is an immovable position and a course he will definitely pursue.
By not indicating either way, it does leave the option of resignation but also of not taking that risk if he decides it would be too harmful to do so.
It has only served to intensify the speculation and has kept the question very open.
We can't wait and should not do so, if he resigns we can act but it shouldn't stop us approaching Dyche or someone else.
Tbh, I actually would rather he stay for this reason. There's enough money in the Prem for smaller teams to stand up to bigger ones unless the player/manager's head 'gets turned'. I'd like to think that any manager we'd be interested in wouldn't want to jump ship that quickly...
This ^^
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