I think he just wears his heart on his sleeve and I’m ok with that. I prefer it to all the smoke and mirrors algebra stuff from some other posters, that’s for sure.
I stand to be corrected, but I thought he deal was halving his Everton salary of £150 k. It’s irrelevant really, whatever he is in is an exorbitant amount relative to his contribution.
£75,000 per week or £3.9 million a year is obscene, unfortunately he will not go anywhere until his contract runs out. I hope he goes, but that is a forlorn hope.
Aside from Walcott, which I still can't work out, it's a good window. Peraud is good, and feisty, Lyanco and Armstrong could still make it, Willy filled a hole, Tino has been great but over used in my opinion, Broja has been good .
He’s either re branded, or you have done something unspeakable to him. Tend to think it’s the first one, as there is a very prolific poster around who’s name I don’t recognise
I voted JWP, there were times when it could have been Oriel or KWP, but over the whole season it has to be JWP. I don’t think Ralphy- ball would function without him covering every position, assists and free kicks.
None of the points you make justify your character assassination. Did he not have his 3 best players absent for most of the relegation season?
He seems like a decent bloke to me, and a pretty good manager to boot, but what would I know?
If he leaves us, which I think he will, I'd be disappointed if it was anyone outside of the current top 6, which are the only clubs in my opinion that are consistently at the next level.
I'd be interested to know how Ralph's game plan would work as it currently 100% depends on JWP playing every game, covering every position on the pitch, being the leading goal scorer and I think leading in assists ( I think). I'm not sure how you'd replace that for £60 million?