05 Mar 2015 18:43:06
Another day, another defeat - and the silence from the club's owners is deafening, which is amazing since it's clearly a situation where "the band played on"! Loyalty - even misplaced confidence and hope - is usually admirable, but the road to damnation is paved with good intentions.
The match against Kiev might provide a brief respite, but the atmosphere against Newcastle - especially if we play poorly and/or we go behind - will be toxic. If we lose, then I expect the boos and jeers (not cheers!) to be resounding around Goodison. If that doesn't make clear to the board that the RM experiment is well and truly over - even after last season's promise - then nothing will in my humble opinion. I'd love us to win - I'd never want us to lose, whatever "positive" outcome that might lead to - but what does it take to make a cold-headed decision? Will it take relegation, financial disaster, and the consignment of our club to the lower divisions as yet another one who used to be "big", but are now languishing as a mere footnote in the record books?
Ho hum.
:-(
05 Mar 2015 19:35:26
If BK is a real Evertonian and by that I mean an Evertonian that is genuinely worried about the consequences of hanging on to what is in many if not most people's view an impotent manager, who is hindering this campaign with the utmost
devastation looming.
A Wigan like scenario is now visibly on the horizon, so what kind of Evertonian would allow our beloved club to drift into this abyss?
I'll answer my own question, no real Evertonian would allow this if he/she had any kind of a power to stop it in its tracks .
My target for blame will be Kenwright and Co. if Martinez isn't sacked asap.
RM is just a tool but BK will be the bigger tool for all time!
{Ed025's Note - fair point 247..
06 Mar 2015 05:34:10
a lot of wigan fans felt the same as there was a FB page dedicated to sack martinez from wigan.
http://goo.gl/UjDofz