no offence to our Evertonians, but when a guy goes from managing AC/Chelsea/PSG/Real Madrid/Bayern to managing Everton, you have to question whether he's that arsed about it. Fancy signing of James aside which has done very little, there's not much to write home about when you're still relying on Calvert-Lewin and co.I think maybe Ancelloti has lost that aura about him, don't get me wrong he's been there and worn the t-shirt but maybe his methods and his motivational skills have waned slightly as he's got older.
Shame If it has because when he went to Goodison I thought it was a great acquisition for you and after the start he had this year I thought oh hello maybe just maybe.
Next season could be shit or bust for him.
Sometimes football, like life, passes managers by and they become obsolete on their feet as younger, smarter coaches bring forth new thinking rendering the older managers methods obsolete. They need to keep refreshing and reinventing themselves to stay relevant and successful, this is what you constantly see with Pep and that is what makes him the manager he is.no offence to our Evertonians, but when a guy goes from managing AC/Chelsea/PSG/Real Madrid/Bayern to managing Everton, you have to question whether he's that arsed about it. Fancy signing of James aside which has done very little, there's not much to write home about when you're still relying on Calvert-Lewin and co.
Exactly, he gave a foul against Sheffield when it was blatantly the other way round.There is no love lost between Sheffield and Leeds.
Yep, if you're blocking the goslkeepers line of sight in an offside position thst decision would be correct. That said, if it's not off a direct strike at goal then you're dealing with too much of a guessing game. Very similar to awarding Penandes that recent goal because you 'think' that it would have gone in without the influence of another player.Yes, the scorer was clearly onside but if you're stood in front of the goalie in an offside position you're always going to be on shaky ground. It's not the first time a goal has been chalked off for that. If I'm not mistaken, someone had one chalked off against us not so long ago for the same thing, can't remember which match it was.
There is probably more hatred towards Leeds from Sheffield than the other way round.Exactly, he gave a foul against Sheffield when it was blatantly the other way round.
Newcastle.Yes, the scorer was clearly onside but if you're stood in front of the goalie in an offside position you're always going to be on shaky ground. It's not the first time a goal has been chalked off for that. If I'm not mistaken, someone had one chalked off against us not so long ago for the same thing, can't remember which match it was.
Humans tend to lose their creative mojo as they age. It’s why the Rolling Stones are still bashing out tunes they wrote 50 years ago.Sometimes football, like life, passes managers by and they become obsolete on their feet as younger, smarter coaches bring forth new thinking rendering the older managers methods obsolete. They need to keep refreshing and reinventing themselves to stay relevant and successful, this is what you constantly see with Pep and that is what makes him the manager he is.
We had one chalked off not long ago, when Sergio jumped out of the way. Different circumstances though. At corners there is quite often attackers deliberately getting in the line of the keeper, never seen anything disallowed for thatYes, the scorer was clearly onside but if you're stood in front of the goalie in an offside position you're always going to be on shaky ground. It's not the first time a goal has been chalked off for that. If I'm not mistaken, someone had one chalked off against us not so long ago for the same thing, can't remember which match it was.