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personally ive no time for the fella after he jumped ship when things got a little tough
He was offered a better paid job at a bigger club. It was a no-brainer.
What, really, did you expect him to do? What would you have done?
personally ive no time for the fella after he jumped ship when things got a little tough
He was offered a better paid job at a bigger club. It was a no-brainer.
What, really, did you expect him to do? What would you have done?[/quote]
Think seriously about if I felt I was ready for a bigger club, bearing in mind my age and experience.
If I got offered the MD’s job at our place with triple my salary, I wouldn’t take it cos I’d feel out my depth. Bobby could and in hindsight should, have stuck with Wigan to get a bit more experience and to see if he had it in him to get his team back in the top league, after all he was the one who relegated them.
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What a journey!personally ive no time for the fella after he jumped ship when things got a little tough
He was offered a better paid job at a bigger club. It was a no-brainer.
What, really, did you expect him to do? What would you have done?[/quote]
Think seriously about if I felt I was ready for a bigger club, bearing in mind my age and experience.
If I got offered the MD’s job at our place with triple my salary, I wouldn’t take it cos I’d feel out my depth. Bobby could and in hindsight should, have stuck with Wigan to get a bit more experience and to see if he had it in him to get his team back in the top league, after all he was the one who relegated them.[/quote]
Football managers are confident due to the very nature of their jobs. What sort of manager would he be if he turned down a move to a bigger club because he didn’t think he was good enough yet?I think Everton were the stepping stone he was looking for. Halfway between Wigan and the top clubs in the division.
And if he’d turned it down at the time after he’d just cause an major upset and won the FA Cup, he’d probably have never got the chance again.
The sacking of Martinez is bad timing by Everton, being a major talking point it’s well and truly taken the shine off our club WAFC winning the League 1 title on these boards!
Fuck the EFL
The sacking of Martinez is bad timing by Everton, being a major talking point it’s well and truly taken the shine off our club WAFC winning the League 1 title on these boards!But it shouldn’t do!
He hasn’t been our manager for 3 years, but there are still some of our supporters out there jabbing away with a pin at their Roberto Martinez voodoo dolls.
I was being sarcastic, these boards should be bursting with comments about our successful season and looking forward to next season, you’ve just said it yourself Martinez hasn’t been our manager for three years so why all the interest?
There’s more comments on here about him than on the Everton boards, i just wish people would let it go ffs, it’s monotonous and boring!Fuck the EFL
There’s more comments on here about him than on the Everton boards, i just wish people would let it go ffs, it’s monotonous and boring!So why did you click onto an obvious Bobby link in the first instance? You just can’t help yourself, can you !
None of our boards are ever bursting with much win lose or draw. Very quiet at all times. It is as if the internet hasn’t reached us yet.
There’s more comments on here about him than on the Everton boards, i just wish people would let it go ffs, it’s monotonous and boring!
So why did you click onto an obvious Bobby link in the first instance? You just can’t help yourself, can you ![/quote]
I clicked on to leave my opinion on all this Bobby shite, no wonder the boards are quiet, people take one look at what’s on offer and f**k off elsewhere!
Fuck the EFL
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