Don't worry after tomorrow's game he'll be fuming.
Especially after the booing starts.
Seriously I think we'll win tomorrow 2-1.
Especially after the booing starts.
Seriously I think we'll win tomorrow 2-1.
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ijjysmith
Calm
What should a new manager look like?!
Jags..class
Player Valuation: £70m
Happy and excited
ijjysmith
Calm
1966efc
Player Valuation: £20m
Leonardo di Caprio on the prow of the Titanic.
New Southampton manager
New Everton manager
Almost the exact same fake smile.
Koeman's expression is something I recognise distinctly from memory of my uncle Terry: a small woodland creature has crawled into his anus and he's both surprised and disconcerted by how nice it feels.
ijjysmith
Calm
I hope Ronald gets it out before the end of the season. And the same for Uncle Terry.
Hangleton
Player Valuation: £25m
Ha ha ha !! It does look like that!
Hangleton
Player Valuation: £25m
I think it's gone up a bit further in the Everton picture.
danny=)
Player Valuation: £8m
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...ins-big-project-not-completed-two-months.html
Ronald Koeman has stressed he will need time as he works on his 'big project' at Everton.
The Dutchman was appointed as Toffees boss in June, succeeding the sacked Roberto Martinez, and is looking to revive the Merseyside outfit, even speaking around the time about trying to emulate the glory days of the club's past.
But ahead of his first competitive game in charge, Koeman has emphasised it is not a quick-fix job.
Speaking at his press conference to preview Saturday's Premier League campaign-opening clash with Tottenham at Goodison Park, he said: 'It is a nice challenge, it is a big project and that project is starting. But it will not be completed after two months - we need more time. That is what everybody mentions, but in our way of thinking, it needs time.
'We know normally in football you don't have time and need to win from the start. But I think there are enough good reasons to explain why we need more time.'
'But in our situation it's, for example, more difficult than it is for Tottenham in their situation if you compare that.
'We play against a really strong team who have not really a lot of changes, which is always positive and good.
'We don't have that, but okay - it's football and you can win against everybody. We will see what we can do.'
Koeman added of the meeting with Tottenham, who finished eight places above Everton in third last term: 'I'm looking forward to a full house, sold out. We need the support and we will get it if we do our job and show our fans we are committed to Everton, and that spirit that you need to win the game.'
Ronald Koeman has stressed he will need time as he works on his 'big project' at Everton.
The Dutchman was appointed as Toffees boss in June, succeeding the sacked Roberto Martinez, and is looking to revive the Merseyside outfit, even speaking around the time about trying to emulate the glory days of the club's past.
But ahead of his first competitive game in charge, Koeman has emphasised it is not a quick-fix job.
Speaking at his press conference to preview Saturday's Premier League campaign-opening clash with Tottenham at Goodison Park, he said: 'It is a nice challenge, it is a big project and that project is starting. But it will not be completed after two months - we need more time. That is what everybody mentions, but in our way of thinking, it needs time.
'We know normally in football you don't have time and need to win from the start. But I think there are enough good reasons to explain why we need more time.'
'But in our situation it's, for example, more difficult than it is for Tottenham in their situation if you compare that.
'We play against a really strong team who have not really a lot of changes, which is always positive and good.
'We don't have that, but okay - it's football and you can win against everybody. We will see what we can do.'
Koeman added of the meeting with Tottenham, who finished eight places above Everton in third last term: 'I'm looking forward to a full house, sold out. We need the support and we will get it if we do our job and show our fans we are committed to Everton, and that spirit that you need to win the game.'
KaiserEFC
Player Valuation: £70m
everton2004
Player Valuation: £35m
That's the expression of a man who bluffed his way through a job interview and actually got the job.
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