Quitting palace. Where next? Back to sun'lun?

Strange town and odd folk

 

But you have a walk around burnley bet you don’t see loads of United,city and Liverpool tops

 

Very close knit in every sense

You do. It's a load of bollocks that myth everyone is burnley in burnley

Size of a stadium restricts support but a big stadium

Doesn’t make a big team.

 

But it’s all opinion when it comes to what’s a big club etc

If stadium size determined club size Queens Park would be the biggest club in Jockland.

If stadium size determined club size Queens Park would be the biggest club in Jockland.

 Actually Celtic's ground now has a greater capacity than Hampden.

Allardyce has only been at Everton 6 weeks or so and he's already spent £47 Milion.

Allardyce has only been at Everton 6 weeks or so and he's already spent £47 Milion.

Like a kid in a sweet shop.

Allardyce has only been at Everton 6 weeks or so and he's already spent £47 Milion.

Wait until the Summer, he'll be on a proper spending spree then

steve walsh is a massive problem

steve walsh is a massive problem

Wrong forum no ones a clue who he is fuck off to the toffee forum.????

Allardyce has only been at Everton 6 weeks or so and he's already spent £47 Milion.

 

or less than 63% of a Virgil Van Dijk, so not much in real terms.

or less than 63% of a Virgil Van Dijk, so not much in real terms.

Yeah but Liverpool have far bigger crowds and champions league football to justify it

 

Everton are trying to finish above Burnley and Watford

 

Everton are trying to finish above Burnley and Watford

 

 

that'll hurt

True though

This is surely only going to end one way, with a pay off

 

"Everton have sent a survey to a group of supporters asking them to rate manager Sam Allardyce's performance on a scale of zero to 10."

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/43804196

This is surely only going to end one way, with a pay off

 

"Everton have sent a survey to a group of supporters asking them to rate manager Sam Allardyce's performance on a scale of zero to 10."

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/43804196

It’s one of those engagement surveys

 

It will have questions on everything, from the ground to the Manager, to the players, to the pies

 

Non-story

It’s one of those engagement surveys

 

It will have questions on everything, from the ground to the Manager, to the players, to the pies

 

Non-story

 

 

Bang on, asks about players, community and charity work, and fan engagement.

Bang on, asks about players, community and charity work, and fan engagement.

 

 

So one of you lot could actually read it then.

So one of you lot could actually read it then.

 

They handed them out at jobcentres across the city also......

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Guaranteed if Everton sack Sam its only matter of time before they drop.     He is way too good a manager to be at Everton.  Hope he milks them for every penny.        

Edited April 19, 20188 yr by Mounts Kipper

i am throwing it out there......Sam isn't the manager he was when we had him. The games changed......

It's already out there

Guaranteed if Everton sack Sam its only matter of time before they drop.     He is way too good a manager to be at Everton.  Hope he milks them for every penny.        

 

I'm sure he'll milk them for plenty cash

 

Sadly for him though, Everton is just too big for him, as much as he'd like to think it's the other way around.

 

When he leaves, he'll be better of retiring I would have though, unless he fancies a job in China, India or the US, all of whom would be happy to find him a well paid job I would have thought

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I'm sure he'll milk them for plenty cash

 

Sadly for him though, Everton is just too big for him, as much as he'd like to think it's the other way around.

 

When he leaves, he'l be better of retiring I would have though, unless he fancies a job in China, India or the US, all of whom would be happy to find him a well paid job I would have thought

 

Yeah, of course. They're just too successful for him. Apart from the fact they've won fck all since the start of the premiership and that will continue for a long, long time. 

If you haven't listened to Athletico Mince yet, you really should.

 

The British Manager's Club is the most accurate (and most hilarious) portrayal of our pool of British management talent you'll ever hear.

If you haven't listened to Athletico Mince yet, you really should.

 

The British Manager's Club is the most accurate (and most hilarious) portrayal of our pool of British management talent you'll ever hear.

Always enjoyed Steve maclarens destroy and exit approach to football management.

common theme in the clubs hes managed, Bolton, Rovers, Sunderland know what they are and where they were. appreciated everything he did for them

 

Newcastle, West Ham, Everton all have a false sense of entitlement, wont acknowledge what they are and where they are at and his work is completely undervalued

Edited April 19, 20188 yr by barrycowdrill