Sam Allardyce

So, what next?

  • IN. Give him a chance and see what he can do?

    Votes: 79 8.3%

  • OUT. Thanks but no thanks. See Ya?

    Votes: 758 79.3%

  • As ever. Cheese on Toast

    Votes: 25 2.6%

  • Er, I am a bit scared of us Evertoning this right up.

    Votes: 94 9.8%
  • Total voters
    956
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electricblue said:
He's blamed the players again and some lad called Will Keane.

Everton manager Sam Allardyce speaking to MOTD:

On the goal: It’s only our fault. It could’ve been avoided quite easily. There was hesitation between Wayne Rooney and Cuco Martina in the build up to the goal, and if you give Troy Deeney that much room in the box, he generally he scores.

On the result: It looked like a well-deserved draw, so bitterly disappointing result. In the final third we didn’t cause them any problems.

When you get chances like Will Keane’s from three yards out and you don’t score you know it’s not your day.

On their performance: The players have to take more responsibility and say to themselves ‘If we can’t win, don’t lose the game’. And it wasn’t great play from Watford for the goal, it was our poor defending. We let Watford get at us and they full capitalised.
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So he doesn't even know his player's names after 3 months. I hate everything about the man.
 

electricblue said:
He's blamed the players again and some lad called Will Keane.

Everton manager Sam Allardyce speaking to MOTD:

On the goal: It’s only our fault. It could’ve been avoided quite easily. There was hesitation between Wayne Rooney and Cuco Martina in the build up to the goal, and if you give Troy Deeney that much room in the box, he generally he scores.

On the result: It looked like a well-deserved draw, so bitterly disappointing result. In the final third we didn’t cause them any problems.

When you get chances like Will Keane’s from three yards out and you don’t score you know it’s not your day.

On their performance: The players have to take more responsibility and say to themselves ‘If we can’t win, don’t lose the game’. And it wasn’t great play from Watford for the goal, it was our poor defending. We let Watford get at us and they full capitalised.
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That bit concerns me more... If they can't win???... it's Watford ffs.
 
Adam-GOTTV said:
Lads, he’s not going anywhere before the end of May. We just need to live with him until then. Absolutely no way he should be here after that though, and if he is, it’ll show us that this football isn’t serious about doing anything worthwhile.
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He doesn't have to be.

If we give him the treatment Martinez got then he'll be out the door pronto. That's how this club works.

We've got apathy atm. Full scale rebellion is better than apathy. Apathy is the worst.
 

Rest assured Sam will be gone, but I dread to think who we might get. Maybe an unknown from Outer Mongolia. Rather that than Silva or Hughes or Pardew after WBA sack him. Moyes will be available. Maybe Rafael. Maybe the Swansea manager, I like him for a good laugh.
 
I wouldn't be arsed about how bad we are, if it was just confirmed that he's going as soon as the final whistle has gone on the last day of the season.

How can he seriously say that we play good football?
 

Deco said:
I wouldn't be arsed about how bad we are, if it was just confirmed that he's going as soon as the final whistle has gone on the last day of the season.

How can he seriously say that we play good football?
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It's a severe embarrassment.

Hoddle in commentary: "There'll be a lot of long balls and looking to pick up second balls from that today between these two teams; we'll see a game from another era". He;'s right too.

The club is in the gutter.
 

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