Roberto Martinez talks too much for his own good

Surely his time is up. That game against City drove me to a night of double whiskeys and I'm blaming Martinez for the worst hang over in years!

That article by Johnny Giles sums up everything I feel about RM. I would also ask why has he signed so many wingers, and then find they are not what he wanted. Lennon has become a bit part player, I didn't think the McGeady signing was ever going to work. Add to that he also signed Deulofeu, but refuses to play Mirallas all very confusing.

RM is always telling everybody what phenomenal players we have, well if that's true then it only serves to highlight his shortcomings in not being able to get them to perform well on a regular basis. I don't know of any fan I speak to who think he should be given any more time, we are not known for sacking managers but maybe his time is up.

He's also managed to a high level too, especially for Eire, so he knows what he's on about re Jimmy Mac not having developed into a more effective player despite the massive work ethic he constantly shows. Martinez will infect the rest of our youngsters like this too if he's allowed to continue.

If you take a look at his record , you will find that its his bullshit and only his bull shit keeping him in a job.

Talking shit is something his boss Bill has done for years, along with his ex employer Dave Whelan, he is fortunate enough to have been given jobs by two of the biggest shit talking chairmen in world football.

It is surprising that between the two owners of the two mentioned clubs (us and Wigan), its amazing that none of these bullshitters can spot a bullshitter in Roberto.

So for us as fans, yes Roberto is guilty of being an annoying tosspot who waffles too much shit, but as far as it goes for him as a person, he is doing a cracking job of blagging the men who seem to keep paying him huge wagers without ever delivering anything in return apart from broken promises on top of new promises.

Wake up Bill and your board and find us a decent manager, you have somehow, even after all the scrimping on transfers and wages for decades, managed to assemble a good young squad.

The right man could catapult us into a new era and allow us to keep some of our talented youngsters to watch and enjoy for a while.

Its long over due, it's time for a change.

It's always amazes me that nobody from EFC's PR team has pulled Roberto aside and told him to ease up on the hyperbole. They must cringe like the rest of us at some of the bollocks he comes out with.