3. Evertonians Are Losing Patience With Martinezs Underachievers
Some are calling this Evertons strongest squad since the trophy-filled 80s, but a run of just one win in ten matches has left the Blues languishing in the bottom half of the table - and supporters frustration is beginning to show. Sizable sections of the crowd booed the Blues off the park after watching them squander chance after chance in the second half against Swansea, the only time the home supporters let their passion show all afternoon. A cursory glance at social media tells a similar story. Facebook and Twitter feeds are awash with comments like Martinez out and calls for the clubs board to stand down. This is commonplace for any team in the wake of a disappointing defeat like this one, but in Evertons case, theyre more prevalent than usual. Hopes were high that Everton would improve on last seasons 11th-place finish this term, but with the Swansea reverse leaving the Blues down in 12th, question marks are starting to linger over Martinezs future at the club.
