Moyes Potential Replacement

[Chris O'Connor]

The Portuguese league is like a glorified SPL

Nonsense

 

[bluebud]

The Portuguese league is like a glorified SPL

You don't see £40m players getting traded in and out the SPL very often.

 

[Jacko93]

The Everton job is more of a puller then a number 2 at City.

You'd certainly hope so, yes.

 

[Jeff Jones]

I bet you got a hard on at the mere thought of pulling someone up on a spelling mistake didn't you.

Well congratulations you really proved something there.

Viagra's not cheap and I can't afford to waste money getting excited about it.

 

[Pblueman]

I think winning stuff ANYWHERE should help your case when applying for a job at another clubWe need someone with a winning mentality

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

Is there anyone who does?

Him, his Mam & a hairdresser in Formby

 

[JamesEFC]

Christ lads, i never said the Portuguese league was the same standard at the spl. I said glorified, obviously the standard is better and more money flows through the league. But the last 30 years the league has been won by benfica or porto 27 times.

 

[monarthur]

its better than that...

The SPL have only ever had Rangers or Celtic get anywere in Europe

In Portugal Porto,Benefica, Spoting CP and Braga have all been in European Cup finals in recent history.

Also take into account the number of quality players that come out of that league and move on to Europe, no such thing happens in SPL.

The Portuguese league is miles ahead of the SPL.

To anyone who is saying the Portuguese league is comparable to SPL, just look at the UEFA league ranking ffs. Portugal are in 5th place, just above France, while Scotland are just below Sweden in 24th place. And, myself being from Sweden, I can tell you that's not a compliment to the Scottish league.

 

[Dell Boy]

Right I've gone round and round on these many times. Maybe its the sense of an impending appointment but I've had a late dramatic turn against Martinez. I've no problem with him coming from a small club.

My problem is he has come off getting battered every second week for three or four years. I accept that Wigan's wages and transfer spending is very modest but he hasn't excelled in the role other than winning the FA Cup this season. And we know that was 3 minutes of madness at Goodison Park.

So for me at least, right now, and taking account of the rumoured candidates I'd have:

1. Vitor Pereira
2. Ralf Rangnick
3. Neil Lennon
4. Roberto Di Matteo
5. Alan Stubbs
6. Slaven Bilic
7. Malky Mackay
8. Eddie Howe
9. Dougie Freedman
10. Roberto Martinez

 

[Marky Andrews]

Right I've gone round and round on these many times. Maybe its the sense of an impending appointment but I've had a late dramatic turn against Martinez. I've no problem with him coming from a small club.

My problem is he has come off getting battered every second week for three or four years. I accept that Wigan's wages and transfer spending is very modest but he hasn't excelled in the role other than winning the FA Cup this season. And we know that was 3 minutes of madness at Goodison Park.

So for me at least, right now, and taking account of the rumoured candidates I'd have:

1. Vitor Pereira
2. Ralf Rangnick
3. Neil Lennon
4. Roberto Di Matteo
5. Alan Stubbs
6. Slaven Bilic
7. Malky Mackay
8. Eddie Howe
9. Dougie Freedman
10. Roberto Martinez

Get in

Is it back on mate

 

[Jeff Jones]

I agree, I was called a bellwiff and kopite scum in numerous reputations for posting nothing but good honest Everton chat or some like hearted footie banter

Get your ghost writer back. At least he could construct a sentence.

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

Right I've gone round and round on these many times. Maybe its the sense of an impending appointment but I've had a late dramatic turn against Martinez. I've no problem with him coming from a small club.

My problem is he has come off getting battered every second week for three or four years. I accept that Wigan's wages and transfer spending is very modest but he hasn't excelled in the role other than winning the FA Cup this season. And we know that was 3 minutes of madness at Goodison Park.

So for me at least, right now, and taking account of the rumoured candidates I'd have:

1. Vitor Pereira
2. Ralf Rangnick
3. Neil Lennon
4. Roberto Di Matteo
5. Alan Stubbs
6. Slaven Bilic
7. Malky Mackay
8. Eddie Howe
9. Dougie Freedman
10. Roberto Martinez

I agree with most of that list and order to be honest. I would Malky above Stubbs though

 

[Marky Andrews]

And take Lennon out of their and howe and stubbs and freedman and mackay

 

[Rugby Toffee]

Perhaps it won't be announced until Moyes officaially leaves - July 1st....jeez another month of this....ffs

 

[bainesontoast]

And take Lennon out of their and howe and stubbs and freedman and mackay

Howe has a lot of potential as a manager but needs to stick with Bournemouth for a couple more years before attempting to jump ship again. I agree with you on the rest, though.