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qwertyell

qwertyell

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Doubt he gives a crap. Gets a fat pay off and can go and manage the Dutch national team now.

 

All in all, a very lucrative 18 months.

 

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SKD

SKD

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Doubt he gives a crap. Gets a fat pay off and can go and manage the Dutch national team now.

 

All in all, a very lucrative 18 months.

 

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Yep, exactly.

 

I don't buy all of this no chance of Barca job after this. He'll get another job, probably pretty quickly, and if he succeeds at that, he'll be in a solid place to take it next time it's up.

Mr X

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I know a lot will disagree but if he was man enough to admit he made a big mistake going to everton & the way he left us then id welcome him back, probably not the right option for us though at this point in time though, if I was Leicester id definitely appoint him though

doddisalegend

doddisalegend

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I'm a bit gutted tbh I'd hoped they would perceiver with him a bit longer so he could get sacked after playing us...oh well.

 

It will be interesting to see what happens in the manger merry go round the next few weeks with Leicester and Everton looking for a new manager and arguably Pullis, Hughes and Bilic all under pressure. what odds of Koeman rocking up at Leicester or West Brom?

Marino

Marino

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Dutch managers, eh - Koeman, de Boer, van Gal - who'd have 'em....

 

Koeman's 'success' with us looks more and more like the knock-on effect of Poch's earlier groundwork.

Window Cleaner

Window Cleaner

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Yep, exactly.

 

I don't buy all of this no chance of Barca job after this. He'll get another job, probably pretty quickly, and if he succeeds at that, he'll be in a solid place to take it next time it's up.

 

Highly unlikely. There are far better managers about than Koeman. Pochettino will get the next "really big job" that's up for grabs, after that who knows. Koeman has the same problem that Van Gaal had, just can't resist a bit of dutch at an exhorbitant price. Mind you Memphis is doing quite well at Lyon with a simple coach and a good'ish side for their league.

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farawaysaint

farawaysaint

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Dutch managers, eh - Koeman, de Boer, van Gal - who'd have 'em....

 

Koeman's 'success' with us looks more and more like the knock-on effect of Poch's earlier groundwork.

 

He lost so many players?

 

Koeman was a good manager for us, let's not rewrite history.

SKD

SKD

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Highly unlikely. There are far better managers about than Koeman. Pochettino will get the next "really big job" that's up for grabs, after that who knows.

 

Poch won't go to Barca, he's already said that. Poch will end up at Real Madrid.

 

Barca like appointing managers that have played for the club and Koeman is pretty much a Legend at Barca.

Matthew Le God

Matthew Le God

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Koeman's 'success' with us looks more and more like the knock-on effect of Poch's earlier groundwork.

 

Koeman and Pochettino had notably different teams.

 

Pochettino didn't work with...

 

1) Forster

2) Bertrand

3) Cedric

4) Alderweireld

5) van Dijk

6) Romeu

7) Tadic

8) Mane

9) Pelle

10) Long

and others...

Window Cleaner

Window Cleaner

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Koeman and Pochettino had notably different teams.

 

Pochettino didn't work with...

 

1) Forster

2) Bertrand

3) Cedric

4) Alderweireld

5) van Dijk

6) Romeu

7) Tadic

8) Mane

9) Pelle

10) Long

and others...

 

interesting point there. A lot of far better defenders than Koeman had at his disposal at Everton. I mean Van Dijk and Alderweireld would probably do wonders for his side, compared to say Williams and Jagielka. Baines is a decent defender but time is showing on his game now, Bertrand is far,far better right now. I thought the young lad Kenny was just awful yesterday and Holgate is a bit hit and miss. If Koeman had VvD, Toby and Bertrand they'd not be in the state they are today. Not that we had VvD and Toby at the same time of course but Fonté did a reasonable job in those days.

Micky

Micky

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Strange old game football, I seem to remember quite a few on here lauding Everton and their 'impressive transfer business' pre season, yet after only ten games is all gone tits up.

 

It would appear that spending power is not always the answer. Strange that.

 

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saint-crinny

saint-crinny

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wouldn't have him back, from a purely objective perspective I'm not sure he'd get any more from the current squad than Pellegrino.

 

and from a fan perspective, absolutely no f**king thank you

Pamplemousse

Pamplemousse

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Dutch managers, eh - Koeman, de Boer, van Gal - who'd have 'em....

 

Koeman's 'success' with us looks more and more like the knock-on effect of Poch's earlier groundwork.

 

That's as bad a claim as those who say Pellegrino is suffering because of Puel :mcinnes:

ecuk268

ecuk268

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What goes around - comes around....

Now for Klopp or is that bein just a tad greedy for the moment...��

 

Probably. In the eyes of the media, Klopp can do no wrong with his wacky personality despite the fact that they can't defend for toffee and are only one point above us.

Lord Duckhunter

Lord Duckhunter

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Koeman's 'success' with us looks more and more like the knock-on effect of Poch's earlier groundwork.

 

I’ve seen this mentioned on social media a bit and it’s complete nonsense. Poch’s work is about as relevant to Koemans as Adkins was to his. In fact I’d hazard a guess that Nigel’s ground work enabled Poch to hit the ground running far more than Poch’s did for Ron.

 

Never underestimate the job Koeman did that first summer. The Argie twt didn’t just leave, the manner of his leaving and the questions his leaving posed around ambition and Kats stewardship could have been disastrous. I’m sure his attitude, combined with the press, entranced the view that Cortese leaving was the end. This contributed directly to more players wanting out imo. Koeman walked into an uncertain mess and steadied the ship brilliantly. He was the exact right man for that period. That said, I’m actually glad he left. I’m not convinced he’d have coped with the loss of Mane, Pelle & Vic , I’m not really convinced he’s that good a manager. It was just that we needed a short burst of him to get us through that awful summer.

 

 

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WokingSaint

WokingSaint

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Couldn’t have happened to a nicer manager/club/fan base.

Perhaps Mr.Koeman will now reflect on his decision to not accept a contract extension with us and where he and us might be now

Secret Site Agent

Secret Site Agent

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I would have him back in an instant.

 

We should get him back on the books straight away.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

After all, there is the gutters need cleaning, and the drainage in the lower field at Staplewood, not to mention someone to reach items on the top shelf for Shane long.

 

Now can we start trolling the Everton web site again, like they did with this one?

 

Personally, I think we should have more class, and just have a major disdain for them, whilst feigning interest in their story about having the worlds first dug out, and punctuating the story with the question, 'Wouldn't it make more sense to be called 'The Mints?' After all, everyone has heard of Everton mints, no-one has heard of Everton Toffees. And also, you seem to have more money than sense, so it would work on many levels. And, for the record, we don't do refunds. Now tell us more about these dug outs.'

SKD

SKD

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I’ve seen this mentioned on social media a bit and it’s complete nonsense. Poch’s work is about as relevant to Koemans as Adkins was to his. In fact I’d hazard a guess that Nigel’s ground work enabled Poch to hit the ground running far more than Poch’s did for Ron.

 

Never underestimate the job Koeman did that first summer. The Argie twt didn’t just leave, the manner of his leaving and the questions his leaving posed around ambition and Kats stewardship could have been disastrous. I’m sure his attitude, combined with the press, entranced the view that Cortese leaving was the end. This contributed directly to more players wanting out imo. Koeman walked into an uncertain mess and steadied the ship brilliantly. He was the exact right man for that period. That said, I’m actually glad he left. I’m not convinced he’d have coped with the loss of Mane, Pelle & Vic , I’m not really convinced he’s that good a manager. It was just that we needed a short burst of him to get us through that awful summer.

 

 

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The squad loved Poch (actually pretty much everyone at the club did as well) - Him going was the reason so many left when they did. Had he stayed, I believe that he would have / could have convinced a few more to stay.

 

If you asked our squad that played under him, at that time, I'm pretty sure 90% (if not more) would tell you he is the best manager they played under.

Dublin Saint

Dublin Saint

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Couldn’t have happened to a nicer manager/club/fan base.

 

This

 

I remember their fans telling us how much better they were than us. Kept going on about their history etc. Really happy to see Everton struggling. They look dreadful

eurosaint

eurosaint

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The squad loved Poch (actually pretty much everyone at the club did as well) - Him going was the reason so many left when they did. Had he stayed, I believe that he would have / could have convinced a few more to stay.

 

If you asked our squad that played under him, at that time, I'm pretty sure 90% (if not more) would tell you he is the best manager they played under.

 

Ricky lambert said it yesterday on 'Goals on Sunday' !!

eurosaint

eurosaint

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How come we haven't heard from Everton's No.1 fan since before the Arsenal hammering?

 

I do hope he's alright.

 

I was thinking that too, although TBF he got a couple of little backtracks in recently to soften the blow (he is a top troller after all) :):)

hutch

hutch

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The squad loved Poch (actually pretty much everyone at the club did as well) - Him going was the reason so many left when they did. Had he stayed, I believe that he would have / could have convinced a few more to stay.

 

If you asked our squad that played under him, at that time, I'm pretty sure 90% (if not more) would tell you he is the best manager they played under.

It was interesting that Katharina invited Poch back to the club on social occasions after he left us as well.

doddisalegend

doddisalegend

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Hopefully Everton are aware that Claude is still available. Ready and able to take them to 8th and a cup final while simultaneously boring their fans to death.

 

I reckon if you offered Everton fans 8th and a cup final right now they'd bite your hand off...

Saint86

Saint86

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£11m payout and the Holland Job. He is laughing.

 

Board failed him massively by failing to sell Ross, getting a cheap deal for Lukaku, and then failing to sign a centre forward. Madness from Everton. They are now saddled with a massive wage bill, a struggle for survival, and financial problems for seasons to come.

 

Disastrous year!

 

I should add, we are all laughing?!?!? :lol:

Window Cleaner

Window Cleaner

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:rolleyes:

If there was a hint of him comming back it would split the fan base much the same as it did when Lowe wanted to bring Hoddle back.

 

Don't see that there's any likelihood of him ever returning to Saints in any capacity whatsoever anyway so it would be for academic discussion only. Mind you that probably wouldn't stop some smartass getting a grant to discuss it .........:rolleyes:

Window Cleaner

Window Cleaner

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£11m payout and the Holland Job. He is laughing.

 

Board failed him massively by failing to sell Ross, getting a cheap deal for Lukaku, and then failing to sign a centre forward. Madness from Everton. They are now saddled with a massive wage bill, a struggle for survival, and financial problems for seasons to come.

 

Well I think they did sort of sell Baerkley to Chelsea but he wanted to go to Spurs and blew the deal out and then conveniently got injured somehow so that he wasn't expected to play dfor Everton anyway. Disastrous year!

 

I should add, we are all laughing?!?!? :lol:

 

Well I think they did sort of almost sell Barkley to Chelsea but he wanted to go to Spurs and blew the deal out and then conveniently got injured somehow so that he wasn't expected to play for Everton anyway. The power of a player to **** off everybody concerned and still collect a handsome salary anyway at it's finest. The Pochettino magnet was obviously turned up to full power there.

Appy

Appy

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£11m payout and the Holland Job. He is laughing.

 

Board failed him massively by failing to sell Ross, getting a cheap deal for Lukaku, and then failing to sign a centre forward. Madness from Everton. They are now saddled with a massive wage bill, a struggle for survival, and financial problems for seasons to come.

 

Disastrous year!

 

I should add, we are all laughing?!?!? :lol:

 

Not sure anyone is laughing with the Dutch job, they're in an absolute state.

Heisenberg

Heisenberg

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After a couple of days of golf in Turnberry it was quite satisfying to hear the Koeman news on the drive home.

 

I wont get as hysterical about it as some of you as he did a fantastic job for us and i will always be grateful.

 

7th,6th and 7th premier league finishes with 2 different clubs. Deserves the kudos he received.

 

Seems like unfortunately the move didn't work out for us or them in the end.

 

C'est la vie

whelk

whelk

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If there was a hint of him comming back it would split the fan base much the same as it did when Lowe wanted to bring Hoddle back.

 

Split? What a handful of dckheads who would have him back and then the rest of us

trousers

trousers

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After a couple of days of golf in Turnberry it was quite satisfying to hear the Koeman news on the drive home.

 

I wont get as hysterical about it as some of you as he did a fantastic job for us and i will always be grateful.

 

7th,6th and 7th premier league finishes with 2 different clubs. Deserves the kudos he received.

 

Seems like unfortunately the move didn't work out for us or them in the end.

 

C'est la vie

There's no need to announce when you've been 'playing golf'. We can work it out based on the most recent Saints result...

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