Sam Allardyce was appointed as Everton manager late last year when the club was flirting with relegation.

”Big Sam” did manage to successfully navigate the Toffees out of the danger zone and to a comfortable finish. Despite this, many fans have not been impressed by the style of play used by the club and would like to see a fresh manager arrive at Goodison Park next term. This has led to speculation that Big Sam could be sacked this summer.

Owner of the club Farhad Moshiri is now looking at alternative candidates and former Watford manager Marco Silva and Shakhtar Donetsk’s Paulo Fonseca are understood to be the leading candidates.

In response, Allardyce commented: “You have to survive by results. If you play attractive football and lose every game, you get sacked. There’s nothing wrong with our style of play because it suits the players. My job as always is to get better players because then we play more attractive football. You can only deal with the tools and players you have available at the time.”

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Everton youngster Nikola Vlasic has vowed to make a breakthrough next season after a disappointing first season in English football.

Vlasic joined the Toffees last summer but struggled to break into the first team of the club during the season. Though the 20-year-old played this weekend as the club drew 1-1 against Southampton, this was the first time that he played at Goodisan Park since January.

He only managed to score two goals from 19 appearances this season which is not impressive. Both of his goals also came against Apollon Limassol.

Despite a frustrating first season, Vlasic believes that he has managed to learn a lot.

He said: “I hope next season will be my season.”

“If you are not in the team, it is up to you to work hard and wait for your chance.

“Of course you expect that competition for places. With so many good players, you need to fight for your position. I expected that and I knew it would be hard. But I think better days are coming for me.

“I was always training hard, waiting for my chance. When I played before I thought I played well and I think I have adapted well enough to English football. Of course, I can be better but this is my first season here and it was always going to be hard coming into the Premier League. But I hope next season will be my season.”

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Sam Allardyce was appointed as Everton manager late last year when the club was flirting with relegation.

”Big Sam” did manage to successfully navigate the Toffees out of the danger zone and to a comfortable finish. Despite this, many fans have not been impressed by the style of play used by the club and would like to see a fresh manager arrive at Goodison Park next term. This has led to speculation that Big Sam could be sacked this summer.

Owner of the club Farhad Moshiri is now looking at alternative candidates and former Watford manager Marco Silva and Shakhtar Donetsk’s Paulo Fonseca are understood to be the leading candidates.

In response, Allardyce commented: “You have to survive by results. If you play attractive football and lose every game, you get sacked. There’s nothing wrong with our style of play because it suits the players. My job as always is to get better players because then we play more attractive football. You can only deal with the tools and players you have available at the time.”

The post Everton boss Sam Allardyce defends his work appeared first on SportzBonanza.

Everton youngster Nikola Vlasic has vowed to make a breakthrough next season after a disappointing first season in English football.

Vlasic joined the Toffees last summer but struggled to break into the first team of the club during the season. Though the 20-year-old played this weekend as the club drew 1-1 against Southampton, this was the first time that he played at Goodisan Park since January.

He only managed to score two goals from 19 appearances this season which is not impressive. Both of his goals also came against Apollon Limassol.

Despite a frustrating first season, Vlasic believes that he has managed to learn a lot.

He said: “I hope next season will be my season.”

“If you are not in the team, it is up to you to work hard and wait for your chance.

“Of course you expect that competition for places. With so many good players, you need to fight for your position. I expected that and I knew it would be hard. But I think better days are coming for me.

“I was always training hard, waiting for my chance. When I played before I thought I played well and I think I have adapted well enough to English football. Of course, I can be better but this is my first season here and it was always going to be hard coming into the Premier League. But I hope next season will be my season.”

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