Seen plenty poorer sides at Everton. It is just magnified given the amount spent and the perceived quality they have. Some of the teams in the early-mid Moyes years were pretty dross tbh not to mention the Everton sides nearly relegated in 1994 and 1998.
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Seen plenty poorer sides at Everton. It is just magnified given the amount spent and the perceived quality they have. Some of the teams in the early-mid Moyes years were pretty dross tbh not to mention the Everton sides nearly relegated in 1994 and 1998.
Daisuk
Les Medley
I don't remember how they did back then admittedly. Just seem to remember they've always had a fight about them, yesterday they just look dead and defeated throughout. They have some decent players though, so a good manager should be able to turn them around.
Denmark Spur
Edgar Davids
Lemonade Money
Steffen Freund
He could be their 'Arry.
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
They have done a spurs turned into a bigger joke then we ever managed. All that money all the hype and they have at the moment some guy who used to play for them but to me looks like he ate some guy who used to play for them. Has Unsworth got cancer and they puffed out his cheeks with drugs, what the fudge how did he get so fudging fat. If I were a player I would not listen to him I would be thinking you fat clam you let yourself go.
Kind of like what is happening to Everton, they were a club on the edges of the top 6 teams in the country, with a good owner and hard work and a few years to grow the club organically like we did they could have broken into the top 4, especially as they have a good youth team. But no a foreign owner comes in and splashes the cash and expects to get to the top.
Hope Burnley keep their form up even if unlikely and would love to see Southampton come back, both proper run clubs.
Kind of like what is happening to Everton, they were a club on the edges of the top 6 teams in the country, with a good owner and hard work and a few years to grow the club organically like we did they could have broken into the top 4, especially as they have a good youth team. But no a foreign owner comes in and splashes the cash and expects to get to the top.
Hope Burnley keep their form up even if unlikely and would love to see Southampton come back, both proper run clubs.
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Im interested to see how that goes, to be honest. Allardyce is a good manager. Im curious to see what he can do with a club like Everton.
This has to be the biggest club opportunity in his career, surely? Historic club, quality in the squad, willing to spend - will be a first for him.
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Because now he holds a better hand in negotiations.
The Mirror are reporting he wants £4m a year and a 2.5 year deal. I doubt he could have asked for that a month ago.
The Mirror are reporting he wants £4m a year and a 2.5 year deal. I doubt he could have asked for that a month ago.
Baleforce
Ron Henry
agree
I'll be surprised if he doesn't do very well there
they are certainly more of a threat now
Baleforce
Ron Henry
astounding
he’s the best possible manager they could have appointed, he will fix it, guaranteed, they are lucky
similar situation to when we got Arry in
Glenda's Legs
Les Ferdinand
Poor David Unsworth. If only he’d come up against Wet Spam earlier.
Given where they are now, Allardyce is probably what they need. They’ll survive relegation.
Given where they are now, Allardyce is probably what they need. They’ll survive relegation.
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
Oh easily, they’ll be top half now.
nayenezgani
Jimmy Neighbour
Thought I'd repeat this in here, #relevant
"Once Everton appoint Sam Allardyce there will be 9 British managers in the Premier League, including all of the bottom 7, none in the top 6.
Major trophies between them: 0.
Average age: 53."
Young English managers aside, you think clubs would have learned by now?
Absolute disgrace these dinosaurs keep getting jobs.
Lemonade Money
Steffen Freund
Four knuckle shuffle.