tomorrows losing manager

[bobbyfallon]

were going to ****in stuff them anyways so rafa can sleep ok tonight

[Marky]

I don't get why Moyes has so many critics amongst Evertonians, he's worked wonders for them in the last 4 or 5 years.

[thesilverfoxlfc]

Both will be fine

[Resu]

It`s because they think they`re a big club. Everybody else know they are average.

[kewellnthegang]

Why is Moyes under pressure?

cos he has spent big and a defeat will leave them bottom half of the table

and their own fans are sick to death of how his teams play hoof ball

they will be way off their "goal" of finishing 4th

they cant sell tickets for even this their cup final

it all adds up

lets hope the **** gets his come uppance

[keniget]

cos he has spent big and a defeat will leave them bottom half of the table

and their own fans are sick to death of how his teams play hoof ball

they will be way off their "goal" of finishing 4th

they cant sell tickets for even this their cup final

it all adds up

lets hope the **** gets his come uppance

Every manager is always going to be under varying degrees of pressure but Everton haven't started too badly and realistically can only hope for a UEFA Cup place - they're still on course for that.

Rafa is under FAR greater pressure.

How can anyone even argue with that?

[Skillz]

Rafa is under far more pressure than Moyes.

Only by you and a few mates.

Rafa is here till the end of his contract, at the minimum. Only the fans turning on him could change that IMO.

He is building this club into what it should be, a monument to winning football. This will happen over a few years yet. If we win stuff in the next 3 years good, bonus. After that we should be well placed to compete everywhere.

The Rafalution

[keniget]

Only by you and a few mates.

Rafa is here till the end of his contract, at the minimum. Only the fans turning on him could change that IMO.

He is building this club into what it should be, a monument to winning football. This will happen over a few years yet. If we win stuff in the next 3 years good, bonus. After that we should be well placed to compete everywhere.

The Rafalution

You're an imbecile.

[kewellnthegang]

Only by you and a few mates.

Rafa is here till the end of his contract, at the minimum. Only the fans turning on him could change that IMO.

He is building this club into what it should be, a monument to winning football. This will happen over a few years yet. If we win stuff in the next 3 years good, bonus. After that we should be well placed to compete everywhere.

The Rafalution

[kewellnthegang]

Every manager is always going to be under varying degrees of pressure but Everton haven't started too badly and realistically can only hope for a UEFA Cup place - they're still on course for that.

Rafa is under FAR greater pressure.

How can anyone even argue with that?

the fans are starting to turn on moyes fella

that you will find along witha derby day mauling - will be the straw that breaks camels back

can you see that the fans fella the fans

[Resu]

Only by you and a few mates.

Rafa is here till the end of his contract, at the minimum. Only the fans turning on him could change that IMO.

He is building this club into what it should be, a monument to winning football. This will happen over a few years yet. If we win stuff in the next 3 years good, bonus. After that we should be well placed to compete everywhere.

The Rafalution

The pressure will come from G&H.
If Rafa don`t get the results (in terms of points and money) it won`t last long before they start asking questions.

[keniget]

the fans are starting to turn on moyes fella

that you will find along witha derby day mauling - will be the straw that breaks camels back

can you see that the fans fella the fans

Perhaps...

Either way, I think some people are being a little ridiculous in this thread. God forbid somebody should point out that Rafa is under a bit of pressure. Like it or not, justified or not, there are fans getting fed up, there is a lot of media pressure and this is evidenced by the fact that Rafa is repeatedly being faced with the same questions in interviews and having to admit that there is a problem that needs fixing.

Ya'know, being under pressure doesn't equate to getting the sack...

[Skillz]

The pressure will come from G&H.
If Rafa don`t get the results (in terms of points and money) it won`t last long before they start asking questions.

What is not getting results? Serious question.

for This season?

for Next season?

[keniget]

What is not getting results? Serious question.

for This season?

for Next season?

I think that Rafa has got time on his side. I can't see G&H being as "ruthless" as some people like to make out. Having said that, whether you have backing from the board or not, it's important to keep the fans happy and the media at bay - it just makes your job easier.

It's not easy to win the Premiership, we all know that. What fans are expecting is a genuine challenge for the title. It's a bit silly to talk about points total and all that bollocks - we'll all recognize a title challenge when we see one and come April / May, that's what we need to see.

[Resu]

What is not getting results? Serious question.

for This season?

for Next season?

My guess is that G&H has some "targets" for the team:
- The first, and most important, is reaching the CL next season. If Rafa don`t manage that I think he`ll be in trouble.

-They would of course love to win the PL, CL etc, but I don`t think that is necessary to keep them happy.

It`s important keep the fans happy, but not as important as before. The impact of the local fans are also less than it used to be. More and more of the revenue comes from outside Liverpool, and while it`s great to have a good atmosphere at matches it`s not really a must.