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You get tipping points with these things and it must be said, that certainly feels like one.
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Your hobbies are rollerblading and you're also a bit of a rat-hound? Steel Wool
Sid knows he's crazy and he likes it. Balinkay -
SlexitCertified glory hunterComment
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Hes gone anyway. was never going to get an extension anyhowCleaning up the Scots since the 13th centuryComment
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Should have been sacked long ago"I am the Normal One."Comment
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For us as fans there's been plenty of tipping points but you do wonder how many times he can serve up that shite.Originally posted by Insidious View Post
It's like he's taking the piss now to see how long he can actually stay there for.
A man who is 100% out of his depth.The defining moments in our lives are never planned.Comment
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Jurgen Norbert Klopp we need you backCertified glory hunterComment
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Come on Insidious. You seem to be a glass always full kind of guy, but even you must admit that we are way, way, way past any kind of tipping point. He has hurled himself off a very high cliff and it's just a case of when he hits the ground.Originally posted by Insidious View Post
Just put us of our misery and sack him tonight.Comment
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Yep. I've advocated their sacking for a while. Our owners are taking far, far too long to sack Slot. I have my doubts that Hughes will be also be sacked, and as for Edwards, just like Levy at Spurs, as long as Edwards is making our owners lots of money he is very unlikely to be dispensed with.Originally posted by Steveo View PostComment
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You know how these things work.Originally posted by RedMagic View Post
He is very unlikely to be sacked tonight and we could (COULD mind you, not confident) beat Galatasaray - in which case he won't be sacked after that match, then it's very quickly "can we sneak top five?" etc - I would be gobsmacked if he is sacked d-u-r-i-n-g the season, unless Galatasaray comfortably beat us.
I haven't been actively "Slot out" - what I have questioned is whether or not he has the capacity to turn us around and at the moment it certainly looks like he won't - a frustrating and upsetting thing to say about someone who guided the side to a League title and will always have that with him. The big caveats for me have been the make-up of the squad (Richard, Hughes) which I have talked about at length before - of course the untold impact of Jota's death in the first half of the season (and beyond?) and finally the issue of the lack of penetrative pace in the wide areas.
Comic book fans talk about the multiverse all the time and I'd love to see how much better (if at all, but I want to know) we would look with genuine pace in the wide areas before casting judgement.
Today however.......eeeesh. It's a "no shit Sherlock" to say that Arne has done himself absolutely no favours - those boos were loud......Your hobbies are rollerblading and you're also a bit of a rat-hound? Steel Wool
Sid knows he's crazy and he likes it. BalinkayComment
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Playing your best player at right back and a right back on the wing wasn't the best idea.Comment
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We've had three poor results in the last four games. Cannot see how Arne will survive.
If we are knocked out by Galatasaray I would like to think that's it.
With FSG however there's no way of telling. Arne looked extremely nervous on the touchline towards the end of today's game.
We seem to lose focus and intensity in the last ten to twenty minutes of our games. And it's happening in many of our games. Sorry. Needs to go.There's too much confusion, I can't get no reliefComment
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Yeah but be fair - our best forward was on the bench,,,, So swings and roundaboutsOriginally posted by ianlfc View PostComment
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Needed to go end of OctoberOriginally posted by redebreck View Post"If Everton were playing at the bottom of my garden, i'd close the curtains”Comment
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He was woeful when he came on, part of what allowed them to come in so strongOriginally posted by Steveo View Post"If Everton were playing at the bottom of my garden, i'd close the curtains”Comment
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