Bob Elstone
Player Valuation: £35m
that should have happened on day 1 when he bought in.
Only got himself to blame keeping bill and suntan around.
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that should have happened on day 1 when he bought in.
Only got himself to blame keeping bill and suntan around.
We have basically had one excellent signing (Lukaku) since Moyes left.
A few decent ones - Barry, Gana
A few OK but unlucky/overpriced
And the majority have been overpriced and not required
Gwladysstreetlad
Player Valuation: £50m
I hope that is true but I've grown so used to disappointment from this club that I wouldn't hold my breath on it mate.
kenada_blue
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I dunno. If you've just bought the club, you'd like to have people who've been there a while as you bed in.
Think he's seen enough if true
Jreverton1
Player Valuation: £15m
Who is the right manager tho? Not sure there will be many takers for this job, Spurs used to be the poison chalice that no one wanted to take on but we've now become that club.
Simon baker
Player Valuation: £10m
The hope with this has to be that the rumours of exchanging with peel next week whatever that actually means triggers moshiris options on kenwright & woods shares giving him free reign to bring in a new board. Appreciate that's all probably fantasy
Koeman would have kept us safe, the uncertainty won't.
Gwladysstreetlad
Player Valuation: £50m
To get enough out of this squad to stay up and achieve a mid table finish? I'd imagine with most of the grabage sides in this league there will be lot's of managers who'd be able to achieve that with relative ease. It's just that the powers that be at Goodison have selected two of the most useless, clueless, incompetent, charlatans to ever grace the managers dugout and have consequently made the job seem much harder then it should.
Based on what? We looked just as lost today as we did under Koeman, at least they didn't look absolutely defeated when the first goal went in.
He steadied the ship at Southampton after a bad start to his second season and the fact he has finished 7th twice and 6th in the last three seasons.
Cork Evertonian
Player Valuation: £50m
I fear that Ronald Koeman and Steve Walsh could have destroyed this football club.
Just because he did it there has no bearing on him being able to replicate that here. THAT team has a lot more than THIS one does, despite him spending almost 200m here.
Just opinions mate. I fear we are in more danger now than we would have been long term under him.
Badge1878
Player Valuation: £8m
I'm only just back from the game - we are shocking - make no mistake about that. Loads of finger pointing on & off the pitch at the moment. I'll be honest I'm not sure we have the guts to get out of it. Do I blame Koeman for what we've become? Absolutely, but he's not alone.
There's a huge division in that squad - new players on huge wages who reckon they are better than they actually are, older players looking around them at what has happened, young players wondering what they have to do to get into such a disjointed and poorly performing side. Weak at the back, vulnerable to pace and balls behind them, toothless up top, can't hold it or cause problems, so we try to play through a midfield that is uncomfortable on the ball, doesn't win 50/50s and stands off. I tell you what, that combination is relegation standard. See Villa, Sunderland, Cardiff, Newcastle for what we have become.
Koeman was arrogant & inflexible - in his head, I think he was trying to mirror Spurs' by packing a squad with AMs, in the belief goals would be spread across the front line, but none of his signings were as good as Eriksen, Alli, Son etc. So here we are. The slowest centre back pairing in the league, no width and no goal threat. We have a huge squad of players but one thing is for certain there is no team. We conceded first nearly every game & rarely score. Unless we realise how bad we are and front it up we are in one hell of a scrap. Koeman carries the can but so do the supporting cast of Walsh and Kenwright. Time to stop dreaming & start becoming a side that is hard to beat. Can we? Not sure.
There's a huge division in that squad - new players on huge wages who reckon they are better than they actually are, older players looking around them at what has happened, young players wondering what they have to do to get into such a disjointed and poorly performing side. Weak at the back, vulnerable to pace and balls behind them, toothless up top, can't hold it or cause problems, so we try to play through a midfield that is uncomfortable on the ball, doesn't win 50/50s and stands off. I tell you what, that combination is relegation standard. See Villa, Sunderland, Cardiff, Newcastle for what we have become.
Koeman was arrogant & inflexible - in his head, I think he was trying to mirror Spurs' by packing a squad with AMs, in the belief goals would be spread across the front line, but none of his signings were as good as Eriksen, Alli, Son etc. So here we are. The slowest centre back pairing in the league, no width and no goal threat. We have a huge squad of players but one thing is for certain there is no team. We conceded first nearly every game & rarely score. Unless we realise how bad we are and front it up we are in one hell of a scrap. Koeman carries the can but so do the supporting cast of Walsh and Kenwright. Time to stop dreaming & start becoming a side that is hard to beat. Can we? Not sure.
PhilEFC
Player Valuation: £35m
Good post mate and agree totally. Feel sorry for you’s that went today.
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