[Football] Koeman sacked

[The Gem]

Moyes should get the job, great record in relegation battles

Sunderland??

 

[Petee]

Sunderland??

Sarcasm.

 

[Tricky Dicky]

Big Sam back for his annual relegation battle.

With those players there is no way they should be anywhere near the relegation battle. Doesn't help us, but I would expect them to rise up the table now - although not too far, but probably above us

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Why exactly would the BBC want Koeman sacked ? What do they get out of it ?

Not sure. But you'd d swear blind that Jermaine J'anus was touting for the West Ham job on on Friday night circa 10pm.

 

[The Gem]

Sarcasm.

I'll get my coat

 

[Whoislloydy]

Thomas Tuchel is available? Carlo Ancelotti?

 

[GT49er]

Moyes should get the job, great record in relegation battles

Moyes wouldn't be a bad shout. He was very successful at Everton before his unfortunate Man. Utd. experience. He 'fits' Everton - some managers just do seem to fit one club; Smug Eddie at Bournemouth is a prime example at the moment - he went elsewhere, was carp, and went back to B'muff with great success. Moyes back to Everton may do exactly the same.

 

[Easy 10]

Not sure. But you'd d swear blind that Jermaine J'anus was touting for the West Ham job on on Friday night circa 10pm.

He's just a pundit. Give him a sniff of an ACTUAL job, and he'd run a mile.

 

[darkwolf666]

3 managers gone before the end of October,there's a lot of panicky owners out there.

And a surprisingly large number of shit sides...

 

[Pavilionaire]

How the mighty Dutch have fallen! First we had Louis Van Gaal's stultifyingly dull football at Man Utd, now two of their brightest managerial lights and former graduates of the Ajax Academy in Frank De Boer and Ronald Koeman have bitten the dust. And the Netherlands have failed to qualify for the World Cup Finals in Russia.

As for Everton, David Unsworth is the clear favourite but is this not a Craig Shakespeare Mark 2 appointment? Unsworth will know a lot about the kids but are the likes of Tom Davies, Holgate, Calvert-Lewin good enough?

Is Koeman solely to blame for the Ross Barkley transfer fiasco this summer, or for bringing back Rooney? What a mess.

 

[Pavilionaire]

Moyes wouldn't be a bad shout. He was very successful at Everton before his unfortunate Man. Utd. experience. He 'fits' Everton - some managers just do seem to fit one club; Smug Eddie at Bournemouth is a prime example at the moment - he went elsewhere, was carp, and went back to B'muff with great success. Moyes back to Everton may do exactly the same.

Moyes has "done" Everton and in the few years he's been away the gap between them and the Top 4 has got even wider, as evidenced by the stuffing they took yesterday from Europa Cup side Arsenal and the 3-NIL hiding they took off Spurs at Goodison.

 

[Easy 10]

Even by his own veryy high standards that it absolute prime quality top-level bollocks being spouted there.

Never change, BG.

Baffling isn't it.

 

[Two Professors]

Perfect job for 'Arry.Down by Christmas,with Palace.

 

[GT49er]

Moyes has "done" Everton and in the few years he's been away the gap between them and the Top 4 has got even wider, as evidenced by the stuffing they took yesterday from Europa Cup side Arsenal and the 3-NIL hiding they took off Spurs at Goodison.

I'm not saying he will or he won't - just thinking the 'right person/right club' syndrome might apply. It would be interesting if he did go there again, imho. When he was there before, they didn't have a pot to piss in (well, not by PL standards anyway) - it was only after he left that the yanks(?) came in with the money (much of which Koeman seems to have spent unwisely).

 

[BensGrandad]

Why exactly would the BBC want Koeman sacked ? What do they get out of it ?

Even by his own veryy high standards that it absolute prime quality top-level bollocks being spouted there.

Never change, BG.

That is the general consensus of opinion if you read the comments section on BBC Sport after the story. That it suited the BBC and Jim Mc Nulty in particulars agenda.

 

[Official Old Man]

Another manager gone because the team under achieve. But what is underachieving?
Palace - Expected finish bottom six
Everton - Expected finish Europa League spot.
West Ham - mid table
Liecester - mid table
Brighton - 17th
Let's be honest, there are six European spots up for grabs and only 8 clubs who will ever be there. All the others just need to survive.

 

[GT49er]

Why exactly would the BBC want Koeman sacked ? What do they get out of it ?

I don't know - that £350M that the NHS were going to get? The 1983 Cup Final money?

 

[Whoislloydy]

I'd say Koeman is pretty much nailed on to take the Netherlands national team job

 

[Trufflehound]

How the mighty Dutch have fallen! First we had Louis Van Gaal's stultifyingly dull football at Man Utd, now two of their brightest managerial lights and former graduates of the Ajax Academy in Frank De Boer and Ronald Koeman have bitten the dust. And the Netherlands have failed to qualify for the World Cup Finals in Russia.

Not forgetting that the two biggest Dutch club sides PSV and Ajax both crashed out of Europe without making it as far as the group stages of their respective competitions...

By coincidence I was out drinking yesterday afternoon with a friend who also happens to be mates with Erwin (and to a lesser extent Ronald) Koeman. He had suggested getting us free tickets for the Albion game at Goodison. I did say I wouldn't be holding my breath... Especially when we saw yesterday's result.

Oh well.

 

[LlcoolJ]

That is the general consensus of opinion if you read the comments section on BBC Sport after the story. That it suited the BBC and Jim Mc Nulty in particulars agenda.

Can this section of the thread be moved to the conspiracy theory one please mods?