| Quote: | | | Originally Posted by Delardino | | | | |
| yeah, e current squad got to impress the new manager all over again from Day 1 to secure their places, so e performance will be better. He also bring in his own coaches, so the training also different, unable to buy new players until the window open, the manager tactical knowledge and decision making can/may turn a losing game into a draw or a win. still gt many other factors but in e end still must depends on the players to get e results. | |
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Well Ramos does make a difference, however perhaps it is too early to tell, jol did make some headway but then lost steam along the way.
| Quote: | | | Originally Posted by mikewongmh | | | | |
| I remember reading how Harry Redknapp was unhappy with the appointment of Capello as England Manager. He said that players at that level don't need any more coaching, just management, and that English managers can do as well.
While I agree that international players should not need skills coaching any more, there is a great need for the manager to decide on the right tactics for particular games. I think Jol was just unfortunate to have started the season with injuries to key players.
Well, I remember someone saying that this thread is actually about Everton. I must congratulate the Everton owners for keeping faith with Moyes all these years - it has done the club a world of good to have a manager for a sustained period of time.
One Everton player I wish would cross over to Anfield is Tim Cahill - he is their key player, always dangerous, always likely to score goals! | |
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Thanks for the compliment but hands off.
| Quote: | | | Originally Posted by Peuan Sanit | | | | |
| It has proven time and again that a manager needs time to build a team. Rome was not built in a day. Jol was given about 3 years and he has improved Spurs quite abit. Newcastle Utd is another team that likes to change its managers quite often. This will cost instablities in the team's harmony and morale. Every manager should be given time to build his team and not be judge just by a couple of bad results.
It is near impossible for Tim Cahill to sign for Liverpool given the rivalry between the 2 teams. | |
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Not true there were some player that have cross but never forgiven.
