Morgan Sniderfraud

[john jako]

Morgan Schneiderlin regrets basing his decision to join Everton around then-manager Ronald Koeman.

The French midfielder joined the Blues from Manchester United in January 2017 for £20m to link up with Koeman who was his boss at Southampton.

Koeman would be sacked by October of that year and Schneiderlin, after a really impressive first few months at Goodison, Schneiderlin was unable to recapture that form.

Everton sold the 30-year-old to Nice earlier this summer for around £2m and he has reportedly told French outlet L'Equipe that making the switch from Old Trafford, just because of Koeman, is not a decision he would ever take again.

“I’m not going to talk about mistakes, but when I left Manchester United, I did it for one person, Ronald Koeman”, Schneiderlin is quoted as saying.


“I had six good months and he was sacked.

“There were a lot of changes in management, which is not ideal.

“It taught me not just to make a choice based on the coach, even if they play a big role.”

Schneiderlin returned home to France but said his intention was to stay in England, where he has played since 2008.


"My primary goal was not to leave England. I listened to everything, English, Spanish or Italian clubs," he is quoted as saying.

“The Nice project touched me as soon as I spoke with Julien Fournier [the director of football] and Patrick Vieira.

“I thought it was fantastic.

“It was strictly a sporting choice."

Was he at southampton with the fat ginger tit?

 

[KaiserEFC]

Morgan Schneiderlin regrets basing his decision to join Everton around then-manager Ronald Koeman.

The French midfielder joined the Blues from Manchester United in January 2017 for £20m to link up with Koeman who was his boss at Southampton.

Koeman would be sacked by October of that year and Schneiderlin, after a really impressive first few months at Goodison, Schneiderlin was unable to recapture that form.

Everton sold the 30-year-old to Nice earlier this summer for around £2m and he has reportedly told French outlet L'Equipe that making the switch from Old Trafford, just because of Koeman, is not a decision he would ever take again.

“I’m not going to talk about mistakes, but when I left Manchester United, I did it for one person, Ronald Koeman”, Schneiderlin is quoted as saying.


“I had six good months and he was sacked.

“There were a lot of changes in management, which is not ideal.

“It taught me not just to make a choice based on the coach, even if they play a big role.”

Schneiderlin returned home to France but said his intention was to stay in England, where he has played since 2008.


"My primary goal was not to leave England. I listened to everything, English, Spanish or Italian clubs," he is quoted as saying.

“The Nice project touched me as soon as I spoke with Julien Fournier [the director of football] and Patrick Vieira.

“I thought it was fantastic.

“It was strictly a sporting choice."

So he has basically just confirmed that he did indeed just give up after those 6 months.

 

[BornBlue76]

He’s had a few good patches .. his last being Silva’s successful run in at the end of the season before.. was very instrumental... considering how little our newer midfield recruits contributed the abuse he got was very misplaced ... I like the guy.

 

[collymcd]

He’s had a few good patches .. his last being Silva’s successful run in at the end of the season before.. was very instrumental... considering how little our newer midfield recruits contributed the abuse he got was very misplaced ... I like the guy.

Have you ever noticed him hiding behind is marker? Genuine question.

 

[AmericasToffee]

Should have become a leader for us but seemed to follow the trend of the lack of professionalism within the club.

Almost like there were other deep seeded issues at the club

 

[KaiserEFC]

He came, he couldn’t be arsed, he left absolutely despised.

Morgan Schneiderlin.

 

[Tigger]

Confirming what a little house of the poo he is there in that little snippet. Excuses and blame shifting to try preserve his massive ego. Horrible rat. Would still have him over Davies mind..

 

[D*ck Solomon]

Daniel Westin nearly sued this joker for impersonation.

 

[barneygumble]

Does it not say what kind of shower our club is?

 

[Deleted member 48881]

Love the title

 

[mmmmsnouts]

Wish I could down tools for 2.5 years and still get my 100K a week like he did. By my math he straight up stole almost £14 million. Should be down there with the most hated players ever to put on the shirt.

 

[Papa Shango]

What a load of excuses. Also just fancied living in the south France

Well he is French...

 

[Papa Shango]

Wish I could down tools for 2.5 years and still get my 100K a week like he did. By my math he straight up stole almost £14 million. Should be down there with the most hated players ever to put on the shirt.

He didn't down tools, he just wasn't very good.

 

[Lelouch]

Morgan Schneiderlin regrets basing his decision to join Everton around then-manager Ronald Koeman.

The French midfielder joined the Blues from Manchester United in January 2017 for £20m to link up with Koeman who was his boss at Southampton.

Koeman would be sacked by October of that year and Schneiderlin, after a really impressive first few months at Goodison, Schneiderlin was unable to recapture that form.

Everton sold the 30-year-old to Nice earlier this summer for around £2m and he has reportedly told French outlet L'Equipe that making the switch from Old Trafford, just because of Koeman, is not a decision he would ever take again.

“I’m not going to talk about mistakes, but when I left Manchester United, I did it for one person, Ronald Koeman”, Schneiderlin is quoted as saying.


“I had six good months and he was sacked.

“There were a lot of changes in management, which is not ideal.

“It taught me not just to make a choice based on the coach, even if they play a big role.”

Schneiderlin returned home to France but said his intention was to stay in England, where he has played since 2008.


"My primary goal was not to leave England. I listened to everything, English, Spanish or Italian clubs," he is quoted as saying.

“The Nice project touched me as soon as I spoke with Julien Fournier [the director of football] and Patrick Vieira.

“I thought it was fantastic.

“It was strictly a sporting choice."

dirty rat

 

[Death]

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