Managerial change positives

[tom_b1807]

Depends on the manager really.

Conte I could think of a few positives.

Eddie Howe.... The positive is I save money on tickets and have time to pursue other interests

 

[Paul Rideout]

Not a chance mate. For some reason people outside the Everton fan base rate him.

Unless we appoint someone of this site he’s staying forever.

if thats true can we sell him to their team so they can find out the truth...

... please

 

[tommytowne]

I'm in a downward spiral at this moment in time.
It seems we've tried everything to achieve a modicum of stability following our one manager in thirteen years to numerous in the ensuing years to date.
Reasons to be positive are in short supply as far as I'm concerned. The perfect storm is well and truly brewing and if the board get it wrong the consequences don't bear thinking about.
Other than that I'm fine!

 

[jamieni]

I'm in a downward spiral at this moment in time.
It seems we've tried everything to achieve a modicum of stability following our one manager in thirteen years to numerous in the ensuing years to date.
Reasons to be positive are in short supply as far as I'm concerned. The perfect storm is well and truly brewing and if the board get it wrong the consequences don't bear thinking about.
Other than that I'm fine!

We have two main issues. A rubbish squad and an impatient owner. Everyone at the club needs to accept we have to rebuild the squad and unless there is capacity to spend a complete fortune this summer then we need to get someone in who will progress us over a few seasons and not jump ship the first chance they get.

 

[4737carlin]

I think we need to stop panicking, the forum is in complete meltdown

Panicking is right, the state of our football last season will not be missed

 

[KaiserEFC]

We might get an identity for the first time since Martinez’s first season. IF the DoF is allowed to pick the manager over the owner we might actually start to be a normally run club. We might end up playing good football. Oh and we might have a level of fitness that means Burnley don’t out run us

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

None. None whatsoever.
End of thread.

We were utter crap for 9 months

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

The players will be fitter and better motivated

100% agree

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

The crap in our squad gets more time 'to be assessed' and linger around. Lovely.

Brand and even Dunc will give any new manager the low down on these players. Brands will want to avoid a repeat of this lasts season

 

[Kaiser Soysauce]

Someone new, who can wholeheartedly sign up to the "project". Bring in some big names. Have a winners mentality......Oh, wait.....

 

[Papa Shango]

I may manage to get through a whole 90 minutes without dozing off.

Time will tell but it's not the end of the world or even close to it.

 

[john jako]

We were utter crap for 9 months

We’ve been utter crap for 30 years apart from the odd 6 month spell

 

[Crestfallen]

We still have a fantastically positive fan base!

 

[chrismpw]

Here's a positive - we now have some close season interest to mull over who the new fella is and what they might play- the alternative would be waiting till September to see who we tried to sign before running out of time or them being poached by a London club because that's where a WAG wanted to be.

 

[TimesNewRoman]

I think it is good news. We were clearly regressing. This way we get compensated and get to bring in a younger more progressive manager.

100% agree. We were obviously going somewhere wrong. An unexpected chance to change everything.