Only Des Lynam not giving Big Scam his approval there.So basically, it's this.
From having NO shots at WBA to the Bolasie shot against that lot across the park, yes I can see where you are coming from we have improved.
What has he improved on? Dont say 3/4 places in the table. What has he introduced? Amended? Give us some tangible reasons?
LOL! Who is comparing? I am also not a big fan of him either but...........'Chom'? Give it rest mate.
I understand there are still one or two of you Fatsam apologists lurking in the darkest corners of this place, bitterly trying to defend the indefensible. I don't even care if you're one of those hired on his bloated PR payroll. But you can't seriously expect someone who's watched the Everton sides of Catterick and early Kendall to get into an argument about the merits of a nonentity like Allardyce can you?
Just a warm reminder from our ambitious majority shareholder to you all.
Going nowhere lads.
https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spo...arhad-moshiri-explains-sam-allardyce-13978656
Farhad Moshiri explains why Sam Allardyce is perfect for Everton as he's confirmed as new boss
The 63-year-old has been confirmed as the club's new manager on an 18 month contract
Everton major shareholder Farhad Moshiri has explained why he believes Sam Allardyce is the perfect man to take the club forward.
The 63-year-old has been confirmed as the new permanent Blues manager on an 18-month contract after over five weeks of searching since the sacking of Ronald Koeman in October.
Allardyce was in attendance at Goodison Park on Wednesday night to watch his new side comfortably beat West Ham 4-0 in what was David Unsworth's last game in caretaker charge of the club.
And Moshiri has confirmed that Allardyce's strong motivational skills were a big factor in him becoming the club's new manager - and he believes that the new boss shares the same ambitions as him for Everton's future.
Moshiri told the club's official website: “I’m delighted to confirm Sam as our new manager. His strong leadership will bring great motivation and get the best out of players.
“Sam understands the long-term ambitions we have for this great Club and I know he is a man who gives it his all and is focused 24 hours a day on the Club.
“Evertonians are the most passionate and best fans in the world and when the Club does badly we all suffer. But in football everything changes very quickly, so I hope this will help to propel us to where we should be."
Everton's majority shareholder also took time to thank caretaker boss David Unsworth for all he's done for the club over the last few weeks.
Moshiri added: “I would like to put on record our thanks as a Club to David Unsworth for stepping up when we needed him over the last few weeks. He is a real Evertonian, embodying the commitment, pride and passion we all feel for the Club.”
Well you just mentioned Catterick Kendall teams so you're making out you've seen them play which leads to the conclusion you are an older generation fan. Right? Or are you just saying previous managers names to somehow make your point valid?
He never helped the club out, he is being paid a small fortune to tread water. If he had any motivation he would have us sitting in 7th now. He's here for the easiest 9 million pounds he will make in his careerWell you just mentioned Catterick Kendall teams so you're making out you've seen them play which leads to the conclusion you are an older generation fan. Right? Or are you just saying previous managers names to somehow make your point valid?
Your 'argument' against Big Sam doesn't hold much weight as it's just your personal beef with the guy. You don't like him which is different from acknowledging he helped the club out, like he has done with his track record for teams in trouble. Big Sam has done his job, the only one he can and kept our wish-wash squad afloat. There is no denying that. so deal with it chumley
For sure. but after that Southampton game we were in real trouble, look at them now for instance. You cannot say the 8 run we went on wasn't anything to do with him, that run allowed us to breath man. What's the problem in admitting he was needed?
