Moyes Potential Replacement

[arminisgod]

Rodwell was a regular in the season before we sold him. So was Rooney.

Moyes didnt really have anything to do with Ronney though.

Still, his youth development really is mythical

 

[composter]

This pair would just turn a fine footballing side into one that lumps the ball aimlessly towards the big lad, oh....hang on...have Utd really researched what they're getting?

 

[dholliday]

I know I know but thats the sort of thread which within a few minutes has stupid names getting thrown around.

yeah, agree with that. we'll just use the "other" option and name them here.

I vote for Hyypia/Lewandowski double-team!

 

[gdog1981]

Laudrup, De Boer, Pellegrini, would be a great choice. A continuity appointment maybe Irvine with Stubbs, Weir, Ferguson as backup. Board must get it right!!

 

[boris]

From tomorrow's Mirror:



Who the hell is Martin Waldron? Seriously, I've never heard his name before.

And what's all this rewriting of history about developing kids and bringing them through?

It's utterly laughable - the last person we genuinely 'brought through the ranks' was Leon Osman who's now 31! Barkley isn't a regular and gets 5/10 mins here and there, but that's it. Duffy gets 1 or 2 games a season if he's lucky. Vellios has been effectively blackballed as his face doesn't fit.

Martin is from Kirkby and is the head of Everton's academy.

All his relations are big blues who go home and away.

If he's going I'll know soon enough.

 

[WuTangToffee]

Kenwrong is gonna be on Sky in a bizzle

 

[BoysInBlue]

Rodwell was a regular in the season before we sold him. So was Rooney.

Okay, you're right. But Rooney was 9 years ago, and Rodwell wasn't exactly excelling was he? I mean he did well at the start, but we were all amazed when City signed him.

 

[Wat Tyler]

Pereira would be a superb coup. Go all out for him, Bill, you biff.

 

[Azza]

Kenwright interview about to happen on SSN.

 

[jaycarroll]

Thats fair enough, in my opinion theres only a few managers which will be able to help move us forward with the main one being Laudrup. He's shown at Swansea that he can make some great signings with little money and made a possible relegation scrapping side this season into a stable Premier League team and also won a trophy even if it was the Micky Mouse Cup.

 

[boris]

Moyes didnt really have anything to do with Ronney though.

Still, his youth development really is mythical

I agree, the fact that our kids are so good is one of the things I'm looking forward to.

Duffy, Barkley, Garbutt are all ready to be involved as may be Connor Mc & Lundstram.

 

[BoysInBlue]

Martin is from Kirkby and is the head of Everton's academy.

All his relations are big blues who go home and away.

If he's going I'll know soon enough.

Isn't Irvine head of the Academy? I'm not doubting you, just really surprised I've never heard his name before. I would have thought someone would have covered his role in an article or two before now if he was a vital member of club staff (again, he may well be).

 

[marnie]

Rodwell equals Anderton............. Walking sick notes.

 

[boris]

Isn't Irvine head of the Academy? I'm not doubting you, just really surprised I've never heard his name before. I would have thought someone would have covered his role in an article or two before now if he was a vital member of club staff (again, he may well be).

Martin over sees the lot, he's head of the whole place.

 

[TomDixie]

Huge crossroads for us this. Moyes has brought us stability and had us performing tc a consistently decent standard since the disastrous 17th season - finishing in 4, 11, 6, 5, 5, 8, 7, 7 and probably in 6 now.

He'll be a difficult act to follow; he's at the core of the club.

Laudrup could be exciting. Martinez possibly deserves a shout, though after years under Moyes I don't know how I'd deal with a team that might become worse defensively..