Moyes Potential Replacement

[Essex Blue]

McClaren:

LC winner
Uefa Cup R/U
Dutch league winner

I'll take that winning trophies change of style and his daft Dutch accent over Moyes, tbf.

Yeah, if he could manage it at Everton then I'd clearly take that as well. He hasn't covered himself in glory though, comes across as a bit of a buffoon, can't see him eclipsing Moyes all that much.

 

[D410]

Still rummaging around at the bottom of the bargain bin lads for names? Bill knows best.

 

[Pomp]

Just asking the question, but who are the really boss names? The type of manager that most people think we would not get?

But money talks IMO, and I personally wouldn't have a problem with putting a sizeable amount of the Fellaini cash or other new revenues towards a quality managerial appointment.

http://www.theweek.co.uk/sport/50338/mourinhos-pay-puts-him-different-league-fergie has a few interesting names on big wages. Just goes to show if the board have a strategic plan (lol), get a manager in place who can work within that plan, we might continue our progress when Moyes leaves.

The best way to attract investment is to attract attention. The best way we can attract attention is by what we do on the pitch. We need some more skilful, lovable, young players and we need to make sure we don't go back to the dark days of the 90s when we constantly underachieved for a club with our name.

If Moyes leaves, and I think he should, the board should be excited at the opportunity it represents instead of being negative about it.

How about we go for the Corinthians manager, young, won plenty of honours already, and he's Brazilian!!!!!

 

[Essex Blue]

http://www.theweek.co.uk/sport/50338/mourinhos-pay-puts-him-different-league-fergie

If Moyes leaves, and I think he should, the board should be excited at the opportunity it represents instead of being negative about it.

Completely agree, but looking at that list there aren't very many really appealing names, and a lot of them are probably on far more money than what they are worth. Still think we should try and go for a big appointment though.

 

[ToffeeDan]

From the Prem: Martinez, Hughton, Laudrup (unlikely), Atkins (formerly at Southampton, probably not (but available))
From the Championship: Gus Poyet, Sean O'Driscoll (at least when he was at Doncaster), Malky Mackay, Kenny Jackett, Zola are those that stand out as doing a good job AT THAT LEVEL.

Not a whole lot of greatness going to be readily available from this country.

 

[toffeejack]

i'd take mclaren if he could bring us home the dutch league

 

[davek]

Steve Bruce.

What?

 

[Baines' left foot]

Clarke, Jol and Martinez are all realistic possible candidates. I wouldn't be too displeased with any of them, but I'd be pretty happy with Clarke.

I would have said Laudrup but he's just signed a new contract. I think he'll be off to a big European club by the end of next season if he continues at this rate.

 

[electricblue]

Steve Bruce.

What?

Say that again ?! Don't think I heard you right..

 

[davek]

No more Scots for now thanks.

 

[Stend]

If we are allowed to mention unrealistic targetsI'd say Klopp. However this is Everton so we have no chance

 

[ToffeeDan]

Jol is decent, Clarke is probably beyond us now as he's doing well at Albion and probably harbours hopes of doing well there. Would be happy enough with Clarke tho - and, like Martinez, probably would want to put one over The RS big time and show that he's got a pair in a match at Anfield (another manager who had a plan well executed in their recent win at The Pit).

 

[davek]

If we are allowed to mention unrealistic targetsI'd say Klopp. However this is Everton so we have no chance

Jupp Heynckes is free in May.

 

[steken1]

Joachim Loew???

 

[michaelgt5]

top 3 would be

blanc
martinez
bilic