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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Connor said:
I'm hoping we win so that we obviously win.

I'm hoping we lose for the continued fume.

I'm hoping we win so the Allardyce backers reveal themselves after the game.

I'm hoping we draw so that we don't lose.
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I'm hoping for a win just because I'm a complete tit when we don't ( 53% of the season I'm a woeful husband and dad and I reckon my % is up to 67% this season )

A draw.....i would probably take right now as we are that piss poor away from home

A loss...wouldn't be surprised
 

Connor said:
I'm hoping we win so that we obviously win.

I'm hoping we lose for the continued fume.

I'm hoping we win so the Allardyce backers reveal themselves after the game.

I'm hoping we draw so that we don't lose.
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I`m for an embarrassing defeat, if it means him and Walsh get the bullet this week tbh.

Sometimes, you got to hit rock bottom, to get up again.
 
4737carlin said:
Yeah but we havent achieved anything since 1995 so its not like we are going to miss out on anything because of him.

I dont think people are accepting him as much as they are being realistic on where we are right now as a club, besides some of the calls on who should replace him are just stupid. We do need 18 months of stabilty and deadwood shifting to undo some of the mess Koeman and Walsh have made, if we get 7th after the start we had, starting again with a new manager and potentially a new set of problems is too dangerous
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With Walsh still there?
 

bluestevon said:
Ok then mate, who you think we should be getting then?
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Ok here is one example, Santo at Wolves, got them playing great football, dosent matter he has no Premier League experience in this case because Silva has and he failed twice, besides Fonseca also has no PL

ToffeeTim said:
Silva is still available.

Why 3 months later would we not be willing to appoint him freely when we were throwing millions at Watford back in November?

It's almost like we have no plan.
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Because it would be a nonsense panic move, just like it was back then, just like Big Sam was, we dont have a plan I agree on that, but if we go for this guy that pretty much confirms it
 

If we could all start looking at names like Fonseca that don't have Premier League experience, that would be great.

All the successful lads in this league do that and I reckon, and it's a mad idea, that we kind of follow that pattern.

Our last few gaffers have had this 'much-needed experience' and it's cost us quite a lot of money in severance packages.

Just an idea.
 
Connor said:
If we could all start looking at names like Fonseca that don't have Premier League experience, that would be great.

All the successful lads in this league do that and I reckon, and it's a mad idea, that we kind of follow that pattern.

Our last few gaffers have had this 'much-needed experience' and it's cost us quite a lot of money in severance packages.

Just an idea.
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Im starting to think like this, unless its successful Premier League experience then its fine but lets be honest those managers are few and far between, plenty of managers who know what they are doing are coming over and doing well, Klopp, Conte...etc if we can get a manager who is showing he knows what he is doing its fine if he hasnt been in this league before
 

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