Bluemineck

Ever been disgruntled in your job and thought "if I won the lottery I would turn up nonchalant as fuck and not give a shit"..... this is what this prick is doing to us.  He is winding the fans up.
He has the kip of a chavvy thick prick who has won the lottery... turned up in a holiday resort full of bright self made millionaires.... and knowing deep down inside that he doesn't belong in their company he decided to piss in the pool, drop empty glasses on the floor and generally behave like a twat.
 
He'sa deeply insecure individual with a mega chip on his shoulder.  He resents the fact that we never wanted him in the first place.... He'strying to take us down to his level.
 
SACK HIM NOW! THIS EXCUSE OF A MANAGER IS AN EMBARRASSMENT TO OUR FOOTBALL CLUB.  HE KNOWS THE PRICE OF EVERYTHING AND THE VALUE OF FUCK ALL. 

Harsh that Mark. Makes a difference every time he’s in the team and this injury is particularly unfortunate. Let’s not forget he broke his leg putting a foot in knowing he was going to get clattered and trying to stop a goal - whilst others have hardly put a foot in all season. 
Deserves our respect and support 100% through his recovery.

Wow just think there are no left backs obtainable in the whole of world football that are better than Cuco

Who amongst us is surprised? We all knew this selection was ridiculous yet fat arrogant Sam did it anyway. Surely we can pay him off now. Who the hell bought Tosun if Sam doesn’t fancy him? And who the hell bought Mangala? Who is supposed to be the leader in this team? 
This season is a complete write off now so start the rebuild with a real manager now. Seriously, get shut tonight. 

Never mind the players, I'm debating not coming out for the second half.

Who amongst us is surprised? We all knew this selection was ridiculous yet fat arrogant Sam did it anyway. Surely we can pay him off now. Who the hell bought Tosun if Sam doesn’t fancy him? And who the hell bought Mangala? Who is supposed to be the leader in this team? 
This season is a complete write off now so start the rebuild with a real manager now. Seriously, get shut tonight. 

Who amongst us is surprised? We all knew this selection was ridiculous yet fat arrogant Sam did it anyway. Surely we can pay him off now. Who the hell bought Tosun if Sam doesn’t fancy him? And who the hell bought Mangala? Who is supposed to be the leader in this team? 
This season is a complete write off now so start the rebuild with a real manager now. Seriously, get shut tonight. 

He kept his wife happy and ended up signing for the current champions, rather than pissing his wife off and being involved in a relegation scrap. 
So quite well, all things considered. 

I’ve listened to Allardyce a few times recently on Talksport and thought he talked a lot of sense and came across really well and I even changed my opinion of him a little bit. HOWEVER, that was before I ever imagined that he could possibly be the future Everton manager. I can’t believe what we have been reduced to, that after all the preseason optimism with the new investment, signings, new stadium plans etc. we are now signing the type of manager that we would have signed 10-15 year’s ago. A firefighter. A mercenary. A safety first never won anything, never will man.
I just hope it’s temporary (end of season) or if he insists on a longer contract that Moshiri is already budgeting in, the cost of sacking him in the Summer when Silva or the likes is available and we can get this whole damn mess back on track. 

I’ve listened to Allardyce a few times recently on Talksport and thought he talked a lot of sense and came across really well and I even changed my opinion of him a little bit. HOWEVER, that was before I ever imagined that he could possibly be the future Everton manager. I can’t believe what we have been reduced to, that after all the preseason optimism with the new investment, signings, new stadium plans etc. we are now signing the type of manager that we would have signed 10-15 year’s ago. A firefighter. A mercenary. A safety first never won anything, never will man.
I just hope it’s temporary (end of season) or if he insists on a longer contract that Moshiri is already budgeting in, the cost of sacking him in the Summer when Silva or the likes is available and we can get this whole damn mess back on track. 

If this happens, i don’t know how I’ll continue to watch the games. He’s a fucking cancer of a manager, destroying teams long term. 
Apart from the colour and badge, I just don’t recognise this club anymore. This is not Everton. 

If I were Unsworth, at the end of the game I’d send Kenny and the two subs out of the dressing room, lock the door, and then absolutely verbally obliterate the rest of them. Then probably go and see Kenwright and say, ”sorry, I gave it my best shot but I can’t do anything with this bunch of wasters”

That would be a suicidal move

Luke Shaw can't get a game after a fallout. He could replace Baines.
A striker must come from outside the UK cos there is no decent ones here. 

So Leicester City have sacked Craig Shakespeare! Clearly struggling near the bottom of the table isn’t good enough for them so they have taken decisive action. Meanwhile, at Everton . . . 
Another lesson to be learned here however is a possible parallel between what has happened with Shakespeare and what would very likely be the story with Unsworth. If he were to get the job I have no doubt personally that he would lift the team and get better results than Koeman. He knows the club, the players the fans etc and he would be a breath of fresh air and I’m certain that the players would respond. However that would only work short to medium term (Christmas/end of season) and then he would not have the long term credibility or respect to either attract or continue to manage first team players. 
Leicester have shown me two things . . 
1) Have the balls to make the tough decisions and make changes when it is blatantly obvious that they are needed.
2) Promotion from within could be a good and sensible stopgap but it is not the long term answer. 

So Leicester City have sacked Craig Shakespeare! Clearly struggling near the bottom of the table isn’t good enough for them so they have taken decisive action. Meanwhile, at Everton . . . 
Another lesson to be learned here however is a possible parallel between what has happened with Shakespeare and what would very likely be the story with Unsworth. If he were to get the job I have no doubt personally that he would lift the team and get better results than Koeman. He knows the club, the players the fans etc and he would be a breath of fresh air and I’m certain that the players would respond. However that would only work short to medium term (Christmas/end of season) and then he would not have the long term credibility or respect to either attract or continue to manage first team players. 
Leicester have shown me two things . . 
1) Have the balls to make the tough decisions and make changes when it is blatantly obvious that they are needed.
2) Promotion from within could be a good and sensible stopgap but it is not the long term answer. 

So Leicester City have sacked Craig Shakespeare! Clearly struggling near the bottom of the table isn’t good enough for them so they have taken decisive action. Meanwhile, at Everton . . . 
Another lesson to be learned here however is a possible parallel between what has happened with Shakespeare and what would very likely be the story with Unsworth. If he were to get the job I have no doubt personally that he would lift the team and get better results than Koeman. He knows the club, the players the fans etc and he would be a breath of fresh air and I’m certain that the players would respond. However that would only work short to medium term (Christmas/end of season) and then he would not have the long term credibility or respect to either attract or continue to manage first team players. 
Leicester have shown me two things . . 
1) Have the balls to make the tough decisions and make changes when it is blatantly obvious that they are needed.
2) Promotion from within could be a good and sensible stopgap but it is not the long term answer. 

With the financial backing that we now have, the plans for the new stadium and the investment made and hopefully to come, I do still believe that we have reason to be optimistic and that success will come, in my lifetime. (I'm probably older than you Rubecula!) What I'm interested to see now is what Moshiri is made of. I'm hoping to see decisive action as none of our short term  ambitions are being fulfilled and an immediate change of manager. 

Wasn't meant to be sarcasm but it drives me mad when teams don't take the competition seriously when they spent the whole of last season trying to qualify for it. And it seemed you were suggesting that the Europa league was the least important so what are we aiming for in the league then? 

Be a tad ironic if Niasse has just saved Koeman's job!