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Is this the hint Jurgen Klopp and Ronald Koeman could both get sacked?
MERSEYSIDE managers Ronald Koeman and Jurgen Klopp are under growing pressure, according to the bookies.
Both Liverpool and Everton have struggled in recent weeks as the early season promise of the summer fades away.
Everton in the Europa League have been hilarious so far, very funny to watch. 
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Is this the hint Jurgen Klopp and Ronald Koeman could both get sacked?
MERSEYSIDE managers Ronald Koeman and Jurgen Klopp are under growing pressure, according to the bookies.
Both Liverpool and Everton have struggled in recent weeks as the early season promise of the summer fades away.
Everton in the Europa League have been hilarious so far, very funny to watch. I remember arguing with the usual suspects who were bemoaning our transfers and saying what a good window they were having and how much ambition they were showing. Just shows, as I pointed out at the time, that the scatter gun approach doesn't work. At least those lot have wound their necks in now too.
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Is this the hint Jurgen Klopp and Ronald Koeman could both get sacked?
MERSEYSIDE managers Ronald Koeman and Jurgen Klopp are under growing pressure, according to the bookies.
Both Liverpool and Everton have struggled in recent weeks as the early season promise of the summer fades away.
Everton in the Europa League have been hilarious so far, very funny to watch. I remember arguing with the usual suspects who were bemoaning our transfers and saying what a good window they were having and how much ambition they were showing. Just shows, as I pointed out at the time, that the scatter gun approach doesn't work. At least those lot have wound their necks in now too. Wilks, I think Everton have recruited well. The problem may well be with the Dutch culture from the manager. The dutch managers don't seem to do well in Engerland.
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His English is pretty good though so no reason it shouldn't work?
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Wilks, I think Everton have recruited well. The problem may well be with the Dutch culture from the manager. The dutch managers don't seem to do well in Engerland. Koeman did very well at Southampton though? They didn't recruit that well, Pickford and Keane are decent signings at best. They are playing Rooney as a central striker and he wants to come deep all the time, they have no pace in the team at all. Klaasen hasn't shown anything and as I expected Sigurdsson has flopped so far, just like he did when he got a big money move to Spurs. As for Sandro, the striker, he hasn't even come close to scoring yet, this is what happens when you buy players off the back of a good 6 or 12 months and not a sustained period. They were always going to struggle without Lukaku, that guy is a goal machine and has been their best player by a country mile in every season he played for Everton.
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I remember arguing with the usual suspects who were bemoaning our transfers and saying what a good window they were having and how much ambition they were showing. Just shows, as I pointed out at the time, that the scatter gun approach doesn't work. At least those lot have wound their necks in now too. I'm guilty. Soz. 
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Is this the hint Jurgen Klopp and Ronald Koeman could both get sacked?
MERSEYSIDE managers Ronald Koeman and Jurgen Klopp are under growing pressure, according to the bookies.
Both Liverpool and Everton have struggled in recent weeks as the early season promise of the summer fades away.
Everton in the Europa League have been hilarious so far, very funny to watch. I remember arguing with the usual suspects who were bemoaning our transfers and saying what a good window they were having and how much ambition they were showing. Just shows, as I pointed out at the time, that the scatter gun approach doesn't work. At least those lot have wound their necks in now too. have to disagree with you regarding the scatter gun approach as for me it does work...Big Sami, Smicer, MCAllister, Babbel, Barmby, Henchoz and Hamann were all signed using the scatter gun approach with most turning out to be decent enough signings wouldn't you agree.. I think Everton will get stronger as the season goes on, when you bring that many new faces in it's bound to have an unsettling effect on the team and don't forget two of there best players are away on long term injury in Coleman and Bolasie who are big misses...would go as far as to say Bolasie was a far better player for Palace than Mane was for Southampton so that shows how big a Miss he is.....just my opinion...
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We bought good players. Your boys didn't. Simple.
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We bought good players. Your boys didn't. Simple. That new goalie is quite good though. D'ya agree?
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