Jose Mourinho - Poll

[JLW]

Merson weighs in..

He’s right we are because of Sean Dyche

 

[jimmythenut]

It's a romantic idea that we'd get the Mourinho during his Porto/Chelsea days, but that was more than 20 years ago now and football has changed so much.

I dont think he's been a failure in recent years I just don't see a manager who's adapted to modern football and he's as stubborn as Dyche.

But if you had to decide between them both I'd go with the guy who's won trophies and has a personality.

 

[Gilbert..]

I couldnt think of a more worse short sighted stupid appointment.

Thats why he'll probably end up here at Everton.

 

[Cameron Manning]

The funny thing, though - and I agree with you - is that Rooney was still our best player the season he came back and an improvement over what we already had. I suspect that would also be the case with Mourinho. I mean, it's not that high a bar for him to jump...

Not sure Wayne was Everton’s best player when he came back, he scored a few goals but it was obvious, to me at least, he was well,past his best, I think Mourinho would be shocked if he saw the poor state of Everton’s squad, he might be more shocked if he saw his name associated with Everton, I doubt we will go for him but you never know!

 

[Axlswhk]

Disaster waiting to happen.

 

[HKContractDave]

Don't know how credible they're but here you go

 

[efcste97]

If there’s any truth to it, I’m sure he’s been assured significant funding in the summer—there’s no way he’d join otherwise.

 

[Toffe3m4n]

Don't know how credible they're but here you go

'According to the news in The Sun; Jose Mourinho, who is currently at the helm of Fenerbahçe, is the strongest candidate for the Everton manager position.'

File under absolute wham.

 

[witchdoc187]

Don't know how credible they're but here you go

Managed to pick out the words Everton and Mourinho.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

He's won the lot in the game.

He'd take the focus and heat of the players.

He'd instil belief.

He'd make us relevant with recruitment - players want to play for him. Not so much relegation fodder who go for Allardyce, Benitez, Dyche, Moyes types.

Find it astonishing in our situation fans turning their nose up. I suspect a lot of it is not expecting its realistic.

Moyes it is, then.

 

[gedefc]

Don't know how credible they're but here you go

Just seen this, interesting

 

[Yarrgh]

Managed to pick out the words Everton and Mourinho.

Also Tottenham'a so it could be a battle to get him.

 

[Lob]

Mourhino is ten times the manager Dyche will ever be.

I would have him a heart beat.

 

[JLW]

He's won the lot in the game.

He'd take the focus and heat of the players.

He'd instil belief.

He'd make us relevant with recruitment - players want to play for him. Not so much relegation fodder who go for Allardyce, Benitez, Dyche, Moyes types.

Find it astonishing in our situation fans turning their nose up. I suspect a lot of it is not expecting its realistic.

Moyes it is, then.

The more I think about it the more it makes sense.

We would be horrible again, the players would feel ten feet tall not getting told they’re not good enough.

The pull for future signings would be more attractive.
A new stadium with mourinho we could be instantly box office.

 

[AdamMcG2000]

Was youth development not one of Mr Friedkins top priorities set out in his plan for the club? Bringing in Mourinho isn’t going to help that cause.