Martinez Sentiment Poll: In or Out

Martinez

  • In

    Votes: 504 46.4%
  • Out

    Votes: 583 53.6%

  • Total voters
    1,087
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Martinez said in his press conference this morning that, "I think this experience has been phenomenal". Really?

I'd stretch to some of the performances in Europe being good (Wolfsburg away, Young Boys away), but getting humiliated last night was not one.

Anyone fancy chipping in a few quid for one of these, so he can actually check the definition of the words he's using?

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His English coach is obviously taking the...
 
The match goers will decide this regardless of anything that's posted on here. If they create the same atmosphere as last time when Everton players were afraid to touch the ball it will be picked up by the press and then Bobby is a goner.
 
Martinez said in his press conference this morning that, "I think this experience has been phenomenal". Really?

I'd stretch to some of the performances in Europe being good (Wolfsburg away, Young Boys away), but getting humiliated last night was not one.

Anyone fancy chipping in a few quid for one of these, so he can actually check the definition of the words he's using?

images


His English coach is obviously taking the...

The whole EL this year, apart from most of last night, has been brilliant. I for one have loved every minute, almost, of it. Seeing Blues arranging the travel, random fans from abroad popping up on here, most of the games, has been brilliant. And lest we forget, he got us there.
 
It's not just the last two games mate, it's been going on since the Hull game: Large in and out majorities on a regular basis almost every other week. I honestly dont get how that occurs. You surely have to know you own mind by the Hull game and just back your own judgement. The evidence was all in by that point regarding how this season plays out. Apparently a lot of people see each poll as a way of venting steam rather than considering their former position.

I actually agree with Davek here . Manager decisions should not be shaped by one game ... It seems like everyone has dismissed his horrendous management in the expectation we wud continue to thrive in Europe which is crazy .

If we beat QPR 5-0 I will still vote out. He is not the man to lead this squad and club and one or two results amongst dross won't change that
 
Of course these polls are irrelevant as we all know. They only serve to absorb our understandable instant frustrations/anger/pragmatism/delusion depending on our standpoint.
Unless banners go up at GP, fans gather in dissent out the back of the Park end etc and the media run with it; there's no pressure on Kenwright. Apart from the results obtained as we go through these last 9 'cup finals' and we get dangerously close to the drop.

Kenwright is the key decision maker here ( however we don't know yet the collective influence of the other shareholders) and for the reasons below Martinez stays;

- BK built up a reputation amongst other PL chairman as one who was loyal to his manager through the Moyes era, he would not want to become a slayer after such a short time.
- BK chose RM, and to fire now or in the summer would amount to poor judgement on his part when appointing him - how would that look to his fellow chairman? ( a nice little elite group he likes being a part of); and perhaps to his fellow shareholders. Levy has similar form but he has the thick skin and personality not to give a damn.
- He wants another long term manager because that means he can continue with his other life in peace, be a supporter and not have to contemplate too many difficult conversations with people - he will ride out any discontent now in the hope that things will settle, improve and ensure the longer term vision prevails. My issue with that is BK / the club have not set out that long term vision.

For me, I want RM out for the simple reason he is not good enough for Everton. Lovely bloke, infectious and the kind of person you want to succeed. Football at this level consumes people like that unfortunately. As someone has already mentioned, EFC in the 21st century needs different ownership.
 
Martinez said in his press conference this morning that, "I think this experience has been phenomenal". Really?

I'd stretch to some of the performances in Europe being good (Wolfsburg away, Young Boys away), but getting humiliated last night was not one.

Anyone fancy chipping in a few quid for one of these, so he can actually check the definition of the words he's using?

images


His English coach is obviously taking the...

HAHA, I love the idea that he actually thinks he's being scathing but he's been taught english badly.

Phenomenal means in serious need of improvement, right?
 
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