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southbankbornnbred wrote: ↑09 Nov 2024, 16:59
Better second half. But still generally poor all round.
We’re a rag-tag, disjointed side with no pace (tactically) and no sense of shape or purpose. Couple of quick wingers, that’s it.
We WILL lose to both Newcastle and Arsenal - and then I think it’s all over for Lopetegui.Everybody will wang on about 0-0 being an improvement, but Everton are a poor side and it took us 44 minutes to get a shot on goal at home.
So if I were Sullivan, Kretinsky et al, I’d still spend the international break talking about, and to, potential new managers.
Go and speak to the unemployed blokes that Sullivan will inevitably choose from (let’s be realistic): Terzic, Schmidt, Southgate, Potter etc. Because this can’t go on.
i dont see anyone looking at 0-0 vs Everton at home and claiming it to be an 'improvement'. Maybe its better than 3-0 away at Forest but that performance was badly wanting today.
Second best at home to a very poor Everton side says it all. I honestly don’t know how anyone can defend Lopetegui. We are woeful on and off the ball and have zero style of play or plan of attack. The players look clueless and fearful.
62 thousand people in the stadium and all you can hear are the players on the pitch.
It'd be nice to see Lop get it right from the start instead of bumbling into something coherent an hour into the match. Really unlucky not to win but let's face it Everton are really poor. I fear we'll get found out badly when we face another half decent team.
Better second half. But still generally poor all round.
We’re a rag-tag, disjointed side with no pace (tactically) and no sense of shape or purpose. Couple of quick wingers, that’s it.
We WILL lose to both Newcastle and Arsenal - and then I think it’s all over for Lopetegui. Everybody will wang on about 0-0 being an improvement, but Everton are a poor side and it took us 44 minutes to get a shot on goal at home.
So if I were Sullivan, Kretinsky et al, I’d still spend the international break talking about, and to, potential new managers.
Go and speak to the unemployed blokes that Sullivan will inevitably choose from (let’s be realistic): Terzic, Schmidt, Southgate, Potter etc. Because this can’t go on.
West Ham United vs Everton (Home) | PL | 9.11.24 | Official Match Thread
