jonah62
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..and not run our Kev into the ground, like that twat MartinezIf Everton hire Martinez then Belgium might actually win something
..and not run our Kev into the ground, like that twat MartinezIf Everton hire Martinez then Belgium might actually win something
He’d name Kev on his first Everton teamsheet the silly fucker!!..and not run our Kev into the ground, like that twat Martinez
Joe Royle? He’s in his 70s and not managed for twenty years. Bit rusty to say the least!I like Everton. They could do a lot worse than get Joe Royle as interim for the rest of the season with big Dunc alongside him
Potter is a good manager but he would need a lot of time and transfer windows to turn them round.If they had anyone running the club with half a brain and even a modicum of vision, they would go all out for Graham Potter.
Martinez and Rooney would be just a case of making the same mistakes all over again
The same is true of whoever they appoint? At least they would have a progressive coach at the end of itPotter is a good manager but he would need a lot of time and transfer windows to turn them round.
Everton may be suffering from the same problem that plagues the rags, namely their owner and the board are focussed on something other than football excellence.Potter is a good manager but he would need a lot of time and transfer windows to turn them round.
Looking at Everton shows what a good job our owners and Mancini did in the early years of our take over. To take us from a club without a trophy for 30 plus years and plenty of relegations to winning the PL in 4 years was no mean achievementWeren’t Everton destined for world domination a few years ago when they got taken over?
I was led to believe that money always = instant success.
The question most Evertonians want answering mate.Who'd have thought having an ex Liverpool manager was going to be nothing short of a disaster waiting to happen. Who the hell is advising these owners
True - but the one's that haven't been haven't done too well either.Who'd have thought having an ex Liverpool manager was going to be nothing short of a disaster waiting to happen. Who the hell is advising these owners
Feel for you pal, its easy for everyone to say money equals success but without a plan and the correct people running the show, you get hampered and pegged back as FFP traps you.The question most Evertonians want answering mate.
I don't know what relationship Dyche has with Burnley's new owners but I guess he is not pleased about the debt they have imposed on the club thru a leveraged buy out. If they go down, they will struggle to get back, so Dyche may well look for pastures new.not one mention of Dyche unless ive missed it, but i think he'll jump at the chance and be a good fit