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Reader Responses

Selected thoughts from readers

Steve Ferns
Posted 05/08/2019 at 22:18:51
Essential reading for all blues. I saw it in FourFourTwo, and it reinforced everything I knew about Silva and shed light on Boa Morte.
Jay Wood
[BRZ]

Posted 06/08/2019 at 00:45:46
Very nice piece, reaffirming how highly regarded I know Silva is in Portugal and dispelling same misgivings about Boa Morte I've read on TW.
Colin Houghton
Posted 06/08/2019 at 01:12:10
Wow, what a great article. Silva is a man-to-man manager, maybe why we let Lookman go, because his attitude wasn't good.
Mike Gaynes
Posted 06/08/2019 at 02:31:42
What a lovely article.

“Marco’s main qualities are the way he understands a player and the way he motivates, as a leader. He knows everything about the experiences of a player, he knows every process a player passes along his career and he has the capacity to motivate all the players for one purpose."

Explains a lot about why talented but young and impressionable players like Richarlison, Mina and Kean are suddenly so eager to come to Everton.

Annika Herbert
Posted 06/08/2019 at 10:17:46
An excellent read, I thoroughly enjoyed it. A great insight into the 2 men currently in charge of the Blues.
Danny Broderick
Posted 06/08/2019 at 10:23:07
Great read.
Dermot Byrne
Posted 06/08/2019 at 13:09:21
Really interesting piece. Nice to have some perspective
Dave Abrahams
Posted 06/08/2019 at 13:58:15
This enabled me to understand Marco Silva a bit more, seems to be an introvert, who when he gets to know people around him will be become more outgoing with them.

Players who have worked with him have a lot of respect for him and seem to thrive under his coaching with good results in Portugal and Greece.

He hasn’t had much time with his three clubs in England, Hull, Watford and Everton ( up to now ) to gauge how good he is as a manager, I still am not convinced he has what it’s got to take Everton into the club that will soon be challenging for the top level, but I’m prepared to give a lot more time to prove his ability, especially with Marcus Brands working along side him, hopefully the three will grow and prosper together, Everton Brands and Silva.

Peter Gorman
10 Posted 06/08/2019 at 22:37:55
Cracking read, I wish I knew what to think about Marco Silva's chances of replicating his early success with us. There were some absolutely dire displays during our bad run last year, which he struggled to halt, followed by outstanding performances as the season drew to a close, followed by nothing much at all to shout about this pre-season.

Maybe the players need less of the affectionate Marco and more of the fist-slamming Marco.


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