2019/20 Marco Silva

[Gordon Lee's Cushion]

It's pointless sacking him if there's no man in place to take over, so hopefully there's some movement behind the scenes. December looks horrific and we need to have more points on the board and some form before then.

 

[samcdavies94]

So we appointed a Watford manager and hoping he is better than Fat Sam and that proves Silva is no better than him.

I think we're in agreement here, just coming at it from different angles.

The only way for this club to move forward is to appoint better manager than we have for the last few years.

I think if the club had somebody who fits that criteria then he might well have gone. But do you think we're saying to a Mourinho or Benitez or that ilk of manager 'we want you to be the next Everton manager but if Marco wins his next three games we'll stick with him, thanks.'?

It's for that reason why I'm hesitant to see him sacked because I'm not sure there's a plan in place and that simply isn't the solution. The club needs direction, it doesn't need a hit and hope appointment.

 

[Lob]

Why is he even getting Tuesday? What does beating Watford at home in a cup game even change.

Indeed. I wouldn't even give him one more day in charge tbh. There is nothing to gain by keeping him here any more. Not many people could do worse than he has done this season.

Needs to be gone by tomorrow and lets try and salvage some out of the season while there is still a chance to.

 

[Thomasc]

We’ve never come from behind to win a game since he started
We have 40% overall win ratio
Lost 13 out of 24 away games
Won 5 out of 24 on the road

it’s damming

I’m actually amazed, yet not amazed that some still want to keep him. Think that says quite a lot about some of the posters on here.

 

[samcdavies94]

Any decent manager would know not to play siggy.
This joker should never have got near the Everton job nowhere near it.We will regret keeping this fella.

Which is a fair point, but sacking him isn't the solution people think it is. Upgrading, yes. Simply sacking him, no.

 

[AndyC]

We’ve never come from behind to win a game since he started
We have 40% overall win ratio
Lost 13 out of 24 away games
Won 5 out of 24 on the road

it’s damming

Other than at Lincoln in this Carabao Cup

 

[jamieni]

The time to sack him was at the last international break I think. Give the club a couple of weeks to talk to replacements. We’re in a catch 22 situation now. Sack him now and we could be back to a farcical manager search like 2 seasons ago. But I think we’ve all had enough of these spineless displays.

 

[nsno-chris]

Other than at Lincoln in this Carabao Cup

I’ll change that to in the league

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

He wont be sacked. The club have already shown they are content by retaining him thus far. Brands is as culpable as the manager for failing to replace him.

And for having a dreadful summer window

 

[everton1953]

I’m actually amazed, yet not amazed that some still want to keep him. Think that says quite a lot about some of the posters on here.

I guess it is all about opinion and some differ. Sometimes clueless players are at fault and not the manager. Of course someone else signed the players so the blame can be spread.

 

[hktoffee]

I think we're in agreement here, just coming at it from different angles.

The only way for this club to move forward is to appoint better manager than we have for the last few years.

I think if the club had somebody who fits that criteria then he might well have gone. But do you think we're saying to a Mourinho or Benitez or that ilk of manager 'we want you to be the next Everton manager but if Marco wins his next three games we'll stick with him, thanks.'?

It's for that reason why I'm hesitant to see him sacked because I'm not sure there's a plan in place and that simply isn't the solution. The club needs direction, it doesn't need a hit and hope appointment.

This is relegation form. He is taking responsibility as 10 points from 10 games with this group of player is pathetic. I think we need someone to get us out from the trouble first and foremost.

 

[blue61]

Let's be honest here people, who genuinely thought we would win when we went 2-1 up. Regardless of poor decisions, we haven't got the bravado to close games out away from home, we're a timid club.

 

[nsno-chris]

I’m actually amazed, yet not amazed that some still want to keep him. Think that says quite a lot about some of the posters on here.

in all honesty, I couldn’t care less about this club anymore, we’re going nowhere fast and are a team on par with West Ham, Newcastle and Wolves of this world

 

[PhilRegan]

People saying theres no point sacking him, do you actually want to keep on paying to watch this ? Because we surely know by now exactly what we are getting with Marco Silva in charge.

I know you will say who do we get in ? To be honest we can't be much worse atm. I'm getting that fed up that I'd even take a stop gap again.

 

[Billysgingham.]

Which is a fair point, but sacking him isn't the solution people think it is. Upgrading, yes. Simply sacking him, no.

Mate you have to sack him to get an upgrade and that will not be very difficult.