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Hmm,he would probably be tempted by an opportunity at a club like us under normal circumstances. He's about the best name I can come up with who could be considered somewhat realistic.

Ralf Rangnick available?

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Edited there for you. he's not the problem simply another symptom. The problem is Ashley and a moronic transfer policy and the thinking that just buying players from one sub-par league is a good idea. Plenty of very good players have come from the French league. yes but that doesn't mean you just do all your transfer business there. Other leagues exist, the lower leagues exist. Plenty of very good players have come from there too. Not this again, We've bought from other leagues. The players we've brought from France aren't second rate donkeys. Time to accept that Pardew is out of his depth managing this style of player as he was at West Ham when he benched Tevez and Mascherano. love how the players have become sacred cows who you never ever criticize or think they maybe just maybe are not that good. Fact is had Williamson did what MYM did vs Everton first half or last week vs Liverpool he would be hung out to dry by everyone on here, same for Steven Taylor, see also if Simpson had played as badly as Debuchy certainly has. Why can Cisse do absolutely nothing outside the box? Why does Sissoko go missing all the bloody time. What the hell does Gouffran offer? Why is Colo still the captain after wanting to f*** off? Sell them all and get a new lot then, would that be your solution? start by sorting out the transfer policy. Fact is the manager having 0 input in signings- and as such the guys he's got to fit in a system together- isn't working all that well. The squads completely imbalanced and lacking any kind of actual width which makes us very predictable. We need to scout and sign players not just in france but in all the major European leagues and the English leagues. You want the guy who chose Hayden Mullins over Mascherano to have more input on transfer policy. Wake up.

s*** lofted crosses to nobody as soon as we get into the final third pretty much constitutes our entire attacking strategy, along with standing around watching HBA and shooting every time we are in a bit of space outside the box.

Edited there for you. he's not the problem simply another symptom. The problem is Ashley and a moronic transfer policy and the thinking that just buying players from one sub-par league is a good idea. :lol: Unbelievable.

This is very true. He is the definition of spineless, with no conviction in anything he does, or any faith in his players. If he stumbles on to something, and it works, he'll keep doing it until it doesn't work and then he'll change to something else. So aimless and rudderless. No professional pride or integrity. There are no redeeming qualities about him, really. I know that in decades to come, I'm going to hate talking about this generation of football because people will slag off the likes of Sissoko, HBA and probably others too -and each performance and the reaction to these players after every performance is like propaganda before my very eyes - "HBA is overrated" etc., as though quality players are like wind-up toys that you can wind-up and drop into any position on the pitch in any function and expect them to drive forward at breakneck speed, operating in isolation from what's around them. Ungodly infuriating. I'd rather we had no talented players than watch them under Pardew sometimes, I really do. We concede today and just panic, trying long shot after long shot. Individuals taking on too much by themselves getting crowded out, getting kicked and hacked by the neanderthal mackems. So f***ing brainless. There's no point thinking about which individuals we can sign in the summer, what personnel we should deploy from game to game etc because it honestly won't matter if Pardew is at the helm. Great post.

All I can find so far.

No we didn't. Cardiff suck, and we needed 2 very good individual goals from Remy to win against them. I don't think i've ever seen a team more reliant on of pieces individual skill to score goals, be it a longshot or run past multiple defenders. There is no teamwork and movement on this team. It is painful to watch. Agreed. People praised the Liverpool/Cardiff games because they were above the standard you expect from Pardew and we seemed to playing the ball along the ground more. Attacking strategy, transitional play and movement were all still far below an acceptable level in those games. We created quite a bit against Cardiff, it's not sacrilege to say we played well on the attack then. As for Liverpool, I'd agree that it was more that we had more of the ball than any chances we actually made. The Cardiff game was better than normal but it still took individual quality ("moments of magic™") to win the game. Too often our attacking play (as it so often does under Pardew) amounted to little more than a rushed, lofted ball into the box as soon as we get into the final third.

No we didn't. Cardiff suck, and we needed 2 very good individual goals from Remy to win against them. I don't think i've ever seen a team more reliant on of pieces individual skill to score goals, be it a longshot or run past multiple defenders. There is no teamwork and movement on this team. It is painful to watch. Agreed. People praised the Liverpool/Cardiff games because they were above the standard you expect from Pardew and we seemed to playing the ball along the ground more. Attacking strategy, transitional play and movement were all still far below an acceptable level in those games.

Didn't Pardew shift him out wide in the first half? Limited player with a lot of room for improvement technically but Pardew has little idea how to best utilise him.

You both are absolute disgrace and embarassing. The lack of knowledge shown by both is incredible. Let me ask you fast, what position was Benny playing when he was doing the job for us? When did it all go wrong? Answer that. For being that intelligent. Spot on. Being wasted by our moron of a manager.

Thought he was very good today. So good in the air and solid defensively. Pleased he got on the scoresheet.

Owns Liverpool ffs I know,we really weren't that great against Liverpool. It may have been a great performance by the incredibly low standards Pardew has set, but, to me, our attacking/transitional play and movement was as poor as ever.

Considering the little amount of pitch time afforded to him, I think he's made a very good impact. Can't remember many games where he hasn't been tidy at the very least, and there were several games where he was one of our standout players. In terms of assists/chance creation there wasn't anyone better for us last season, and I don't think we have many players who are better technically.

It's crazy, I think he could have done a job today. Me too, especially as we should be looking to attack them from the off. At the very least he would be a great option to bring on towards the end if we are struggling to break through their stubborn defence.

Doesn't even make the bench. Again. Behind Obertan and the fucking Ameobi brothers.

He's a mercenary. I'm not going to get attached to him.

Discussed this before, but for me Lukaku and Baines would walk into our team and you could also make a case for one of Jagielka/Distin. I wouldn't have many other Everton players in our first XI. Swap Martinez for Pardew this season and you can basically swap the league positions too imo.

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Have to accomodate Suarez in my team somehow from now on, probably at the expense of Sturridge.

Moyes .

Been shit so far this season . Gameweek 9: Crystal Palace 0-3 Arsenal Aston Villa 2-2 Everton Liverpool 2-1 West Brom Man Utd 2-0 Stoke City Norwich 0-0 Cardiff City Southampton 2-1 Fulham Sunderland 1-1 Newcastle Chelsea 2-2 Man City Swansea 2-1 West Ham Tottenham 2-0 Hull City