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Justified logic wrote:Why no Rooney last night? He wasn't booked last EL game and he's not on the injury list I've seen.

Too drunk to play.

Justified logic wrote:Why no Rooney last night? He wasn't booked last EL game and he's not on the injury list I've seen.

Because he's a shit granny-shagging adulterer.

Koeman has turned into a right twat. All that fouling and timewasting they did against us. And listen to him last night!

john@staustell wrote:Koeman has turned into a right twat. All that fouling and timewasting they did against us. And listen to him last night!

It would seem to be de rigour for a manager on either side of dipperland to turn very quickly into a grade A twat. Hope they continue to struggle

nottsblue wrote:

john@staustell wrote:Koeman has turned into a right twat. All that fouling and timewasting they did against us. And listen to him last night!

It would seem to be de rigour for a manager on either side of dipperland to turn very quickly into a grade A twat. Hope they continue to struggle

Managers and players, definitely a Liverpool thing these verbal and physical attacks. Must be something in the effluent from Old Toilet.

Its a shame because I have always liked Koeman both as a player and manager. His/Everton's biggest mistake is not replacing Lukaku with any form of decent striker whilst getting 3 no. 10's past their best.

Hughes probably only has this season left at Stoke unless by some chance they finish top 8. Think he has taken them as far as he can

Chinners wrote:Its a shame because I have always liked Koeman both as a player and manager. His/Everton's biggest mistake is not replacing Lukaku with any form of decent striker whilst getting 3 no. 10's past their best.

The Moyes raptor is circling Goodison - ready to strike according to the redtops. They so deserve to be reconjoined and the chance to relive the former glories achieved by that giant of the game. Shouldn't take too long.

johnny crossan wrote:

Chinners wrote:Its a shame because I have always liked Koeman both as a player and manager. His/Everton's biggest mistake is not replacing Lukaku with any form of decent striker whilst getting 3 no. 10's past their best.

The Moyes raptor is circling Goodison - ready to strike according to the redtops. They so deserve to be reconjoined and the chance to relive the former glories achieved by that giant of the game. Shouldn't take too long.

Surely the new Everton owner isn't that thick?

nottsblue wrote:Hughes probably only has this season left at Stoke unless by some chance they finish top 8. Think he has taken them as far as he can

Give over ; he hasn't got them into the Championship YET

RodneyRodney wrote:

nottsblue wrote:Hughes probably only has this season left at Stoke unless by some chance they finish top 8. Think he has taken them as far as he can

Give over ; he hasn't got them into the Championship YET

He's doing his best to achieve that RR.

Hope he's successful.

So Pellers or Mancini next for Everton?

blues-clues wrote:So Pellers or Mancini next for Everton?

or

blues-clues wrote:So Pellers or Mancini next for Everton?

They have to sack him after this result - the guy just cannot win and hes spent over 100 million !

Either of those will make Everton better IMO.

carl_feedthegoat wrote:

blues-clues wrote:So Pellers or Mancini next for Everton?

They have to sack him after this result - the guy just cannot win and hes spent over 100 million !

Either of those will make Everton better IMO.

Even the 'Family Man' or 'Ratboy' would improve them at the moment.

However, in Biggs' case, they probably wouldn't share either his ambition or his vision......or any of their women, for that matter.

Quite bonkers reading my Twitter feed at the mo. As probably similar on here, the vast majority of City/Football fans on Twitter are calling for Koeman to be sacked and want them to fail/go down? Surely to achieve that they would want him to stay and keep his job. As I said bonkers contradictionary stuff.

Koeman should never have gone to Everton as the players aren't up to playing football. He's bound to be off tonight and hopefully he can get to a proper club in the near future.

johnny crossan wrote:

blues-clues wrote:So Pellers or Mancini next for Everton?

or

Moyes held Everton back while he was there. He did his best work the season after he left Everton but his achievements at the Theatre of Dreary and subsequent appointments will not encourage Everton to go down this route.

Moyes is less.

Chinners wrote:Quite bonkers reading my Twitter feed at the mo. As probably similar on here, the vast majority of City/Football fans on Twitter are calling for Koeman to be sacked and want them to fail/go down? Surely to achieve that they would want him to stay and keep his job. As I said bonkers contradictionary stuff.

Quite right Chinners and, in the same way, Whinger is doing grand work at the Arsenic.

When it falls completely apart at the Swamp and, like a scuttling rat, Mourinho jumps ship, he will have done a stentorian job as well......and we haven't even started talking fully about Stoke.

Klipperty is making a strong bid for his p45 but let's hope that reputation of his keeps him there a while longer to complete his work. He's almost made them relegation fodder.