Should we sack Koeman?

[TheTone]

Dilemma for me is that getting a striker might turn things round but we can't wait until January and a new manager may do no better. We've got big problems whichever way we go.

unfortunately our problems are all over the pitch, not just upfront, we're conceding goals left right and centre

[TheRam]

Arteta is going to be a great manager.

In a way he's the perfect man for us.

He's working under a great manager learning how to play a progressive style of football, he knows the club and what we expect.

Telling yer, he's the man for us.

If we're ever going to acheive anything we need to start taking risks and stop making the obvious choice in both manger and player recruitment.

[SANA_DR0]

i think he's sacked himself in his own mind..

sorry posted wrong video

[TheTone]

Arteta is going to be a great manager.

In a way he's the perfect man for us.

He's working under a great manager learning how to play a progressive style of football, he knows the club and what we expect.

Telling yer, he's the man for us.

If we're ever going to acheive anything we need to start taking risks and stop making the obvious choice in both manger and player recruitment.

is right @TheRam

[plowman2]

unfortunately our problems are all over the pitch, not just upfront, we're conceding goals left right and centre

Thanks for making my dilemma even bigger!

[Audrey Horne]

is right @TheRam

Hahahah love this, used to watch it all the time, crying with laughter.

[ally2]

There is no legitimate reason at all why I should want Arteta but I do

[KoemansNumberTens]

Sam Allardyce is frighteningly short. Odds there!

I'd have him. We are so snobby and yet his teams are always better than the sum of the parts and weve managed to appoint 2 utterly inept management teams back to back. Start from the beginning of the window again with him and we'd be certain of 7th

[sam of the south]

Call me crazy, but I think he's here for a while yet.

We just don't have form with sacking managers early into their tenure, plus he's Moshiri's man, and sacking him would be admitting he chose the wrong man, and that would also risk a crop of expensive players being at risk of being discarded by any new manager.

I firmly want him gone, have done for a while, but the above observations, and my own pessimistic Evertonian gut have convinced me he is holding onto this position.

[KoemansNumberTens]

Call me crazy, but I think he's here for a while yet.

We just don't have form with sacking managers early into their tenure, plus he's Moshiri's man, and sacking him would be admitting he chose the wrong man, and that would also risk a crop of expensive players being at risk of being discarded by any new manager.

I firmly want him gone, have done for a while, but the above observations, and my own pessimistic Evertonian gut have convinced me he is holding onto this position.

The biggest worry is it gets slightly better but not much. Could drag this out through the last 18 months of his contract and 3 transfer windows

We seem to have no clue how to operate in the market.

[arteta4spain]

Unsworth with Arteta as his assistant? I'd take that. Even though he left for Arsenal and was a bit of a snide when against us, I feel he'd be a good appointment. I just hope it didn't go like the way it went for the shite with Houllier and Evans.

[Tony Clifton]

The Big Sam's waiting for Zidane to mess it up big time at Real, wouldn't touch us. 

[TheRam]

I'll be turning it in if we went down the Big Sam route.

[plowman2]

I'd have him. We are so snobby and yet his teams are always better than the sum of the parts and weve managed to appoint 2 utterly inept management teams back to back. Start from the beginning of the window again with him and we'd be certain of 7th

To be honest, I'd probably have him too right now just to escape relegation!

[blue slug]

I'll be turning it in if we went down the Big Sam route.

Pardew is available