Martinez - just suppose ......

[Aberblue]

Supposing Roberto hadn't been offered a new contract two years ago, and he'd been approached by England, Arsenal, Spurs or whoever, and had accepted their offer.

Let's assume that his two seasons in his new job would have followed the pattern of his last two years at Everton - the occasional exceptionally good result, but overall falling flat on his face.

How would we view RM now? As a lost leader, or as a bullet dodged?

 

[DrEFC]

Don't care about the tit, and neither should you. Lead the club to the worst most gutless derby performances of my lifetime

 

[dholliday]

 

[Caolam]

He is gone, let us try to forget and move on. It is for the best.

 

[evertony]

Don't care about the tit, and neither should you. Lead the club to the worst most gutless derby performances of my lifetime

Were you asleep for all the Anfield roll-overs under Moyes? And the Semi?

 

[BiggyRat]

And if the Spanish had won at Trafalgar, and ....

 

[royalblue66]

Don't care about the tit, and neither should you. Lead the club to the worst most gutless derby performances of my lifetime

And we are still paying due that fraud. absolute joke of a manager.

 

[SpongeBob brown shoes]

Were you asleep for all the Anfield roll-overs under Moyes? And the Semi?

The martinez dearbys where a whole different level of excruciating embarrassment

 

[DrEFC]

Were you asleep for all the Anfield roll-overs under Moyes? And the Semi?

No was fully awake, was at quite a few of them including the semi. I know you quite like Martinez, but at least we actually tried in them derbies (bar the baffling squad selection were gerrard got a hattrick. The recent series of 4-0 were absolute cowardice

 

[The Blue Watch]

Not sure how we would view them, but we probably would have finished at least 5th both seasons as Arsenal/Spurs whoever would have finished below us.

 

[bring the ghost on]

 

[silent bob]

 

[bizzaro]

Supposing Roberto hadn't been offered a new contract two years ago, and he'd been approached by England, Arsenal, Spurs or whoever, and had accepted their offer.

Let's assume that his two seasons in his new job would have followed the pattern of his last two years at Everton - the occasional exceptionally good result, but overall falling flat on his face.

How would we view RM now? As a lost leader, or as a bullet dodged?

Not sure I'm understanding the point of the question. Sorry mate.

 

[robotx597]

We would remember him more fondly for the one good season. Having directly experienced the flaws of his management, our fans know how depressing it has been. In fact, many lost the enthusiasm to watch Everton last season. The only way to cope with that 4-0 derby loss was to just laugh it off.

 

[Brennan]

Somebody is bored