Sam Allardyce says Everton sacking was ‘ludicrous’ and believes Marco Silva set to suffer same fate

Sam Allardyce says Everton sacking was ‘ludicrous’ and believes Marco Silva set to suffer same fate
Sam Allardyce has defended his tenure as Everton manager, telling talkSPORT the decision to sack him was ‘ludicrous’.The former England boss took over at Goodison Park in November 2017 following a woeful start to the Premier League season under Ronald Koeman, and went on to guide them to an eighth-place finish.2

Sam Allardyce won 10 matches, lost six and drew eight at Everton

But, despite the upturn in results, Allardyce was sacked at the end of the campaign with the style of football under him heavily criticised by Toffees fans.Everton have not exactly flourished under Big Sam’s successor, however, with Marco Silva finding himself under pressure just eight months into his reign.And Allardyce has suggested Everton could have made greater progress under him had the club’s hierarchy ‘held their nerve’ and given him their backing.Speaking on the Sports Breakfast, he said: “Everybody walks around talking about Sam Allardyce’s style is not good enough, he doesn’t play the right way and so on and so forth and it is a massive problem for me. People believe it. You believe the false lies, the false implications. Football does that – it believes that lie sometimes.“It is built up by fellow managers, journos who follow on with it and you are never going to get rid of it. The type of football I played at Everton, the fans said it wasn’t good enough and I would say the same – I knew it wasn’t good enough for Everton – but I knew I had to get them in the position where they were safe.“Then let me build the team, let me spend the next 80m, 100 million on the players that will make Everton much much more fluid, much more creative and go forward and score more goals and hopefully finish better than eighth.2

Sam Allardyce’s successor, Marco Silva, is now finishing himself under pressure at Everton

“They talk about my style of football, well Ronald [Koeman] went and they said he played the right style of football. Roberto [Martinez] went, everybody said he played the right style of football, and I went because I didn’t play the right style of football.“It is about trying to entertain and win, that is the ultimate, but you have to keep winning first to change the things that need to change.“If I got sacked because my results weren’t good enough at Everton, I accept it but getting sacked when they finish eighth, it is ridiculous. In fact it is ludicrous.”Everton have won just three of their past 12 league games, and Allardyce believes another managerial change could be imminent.He added: “If the fans continue to pressure the board, the board will ultimately crack and you may see a change of manager again, particularly if they continue to lose football matches.”

"People always talk about the 'Big Sam style of football' and people believe the false lies.""I would agree the football wasn't good enough at Everton!""I got sacked when I finished 8th… that's ludicrous."Watch as Sam Allardyce defends his tactics and #Everton tenure. pic.twitter.com/YbUqP4WyAH— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) February 5, 2019

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Sam Allardyce believes the decision by Everton to sack him last summer and appoint Marco Silva as manager was 'ludicrous'. Allardyce took over in November 2017 with the club in relegation trouble.
Allardyce slams 'ludicrous' Everton sacking and fires warning

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'LIES' Big Sam co-hosted the Sports Breakfast on Tuesday and spoke of his disappointment at not being given a chance at Goodison Park Sam Allardyce has defended his tenure as Everton manager, telling talkSPORT the decision to sack him was 'ludicrous'.
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Allardyce slams 'ludicrous' Everton sacking and fires warning to Silva Sam Allardyce has not forgiven Everton for dismissing him as manager and believes his successor could suffer the same fate.
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'LIES' Big Sam co-hosted the Sports Breakfast on Tuesday and spoke of his disappointment at not being given a chance at Goodison Park Sam Allardyce has defended his tenure as Everton manager, telling talkSPORT the decision to sack him was 'ludicrous'.
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Sam Allardyce has not forgiven Everton for dismissing him as manager and believes his successor Marco Silva could suffer the same fate.
Allardyce slams 'ludicrous' decision by Everton to sack him

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Sam Allardyce says Everton sacking was 'ludicrous' and

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Sam Allardyce has not forgiven Everton for dismissing him as manager and believes his successor could suffer the same fate. Sam Allardyce has slammed Everton for what he considers a "ludicrous" decision to sack him and has warned Marco Silva that he is running out of time to save his own job.
Allardyce slams 'ludicrous' Everton sacking and fires warning

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Sam Allardyce has slammed Everton for what he considers a "ludicrous" decision to sack him and has warned Marco Silva that he is running out of time to save his own job. Former England boss Allardyce was dismissed by Everton at the end of last season despite guiding it to an eighth-place finish after taking over as manager from Ronald Koeman in
Allardyce slams 'ludicrous' Everton sacking and fires warning

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Sam Allardyce says Everton sacking was 'ludicrous' and believes Marco Silva set to suffer same fate 'LIES' Big Sam co-hosted the Sports Breakfast on Tuesday and spoke of his disappointment at not being given a chance at Goodison Park
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Sam Allardyce has not forgiven Everton for dismissing him as manager and believes his successor could suffer the same fate. More Sam Allardyce has slammed Everton for what he considers a "ludicrous" decision to sack him and has warned Marco Silva that he is running out of time to save his own job.