New Everton Manager

[granter79]

Gonna be another expensive compo job in 18 months time when they’re all sacked.

Thats the spirit

 

[DaChunk]

Bit mad that we've been telling players "we'll be in Europe next season" since Lukaku left. The absolute reek of failure at this club is sickening. Alas, rinse and repeat with another poor appointment. NSNO.

 

[wba83]

I think Alex deserves a second opportunity under a new manager.

99% sure that above is tongue in cheek

 

[orly]

My cousin’s husband is a Wolves fan. Here’s is take on Nuno.
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I love him and he did incredible things for us but the time had come for a change. The pandemic really hit us. I think we had momentum at the time and could have made champions league but we just weren't the same team after the restart. Losing Jota and Doc then the Jimenez injury were obviously major blows but overall the team looked tired and short of ideas.

Nuno pros:
Great at improving/empowering players (see Coady and Doherty)

Good at building a team identity and pattern of play

Good at instilling belief and positive team spirit

Nuno cons:
Too cautious and defensive at times,.too rigidly bound to aforementioned pattern (tbf he did try and change it last season but lacked the players)

Slow to address glaring problems - we've needed a centre back/centre mid for years

Set pieces (offensively and defensively) poor

Zonal marking - no likey

He'll start well and will be solid but thinga have a tendency to go stale. Has favourites. Didn't play some of our exciting kids until late in season but things needed refreshing.sooner.

From an EFC perspective - probably a Marco Silva part II - sorry. But who knows?

Good luck!!
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Willing to give him a chance, but looks like more of the same....

Marco Silva part 2, from a Wolves fan.

Let's stop the charade please. This is a disaster of an appointment.

 

[daza_1973]

I think Alex deserves a second opportunity under a new manager.

Cleland ?

 

[Connor]

What makes you think that?

Because I watched his Wolves team

 

[Goat]

My cousin’s husband is a Wolves fan. Here’s is take on Nuno.
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I love him and he did incredible things for us but the time had come for a change. The pandemic really hit us. I think we had momentum at the time and could have made champions league but we just weren't the same team after the restart. Losing Jota and Doc then the Jimenez injury were obviously major blows but overall the team looked tired and short of ideas.

Nuno pros:
Great at improving/empowering players (see Coady and Doherty)

Good at building a team identity and pattern of play

Good at instilling belief and positive team spirit

Nuno cons:
Too cautious and defensive at times,.too rigidly bound to aforementioned pattern (tbf he did try and change it last season but lacked the players)

Slow to address glaring problems - we've needed a centre back/centre mid for years

Set pieces (offensively and defensively) poor

Zonal marking - no likey

He'll start well and will be solid but thinga have a tendency to go stale. Has favourites. Didn't play some of our exciting kids until late in season but things needed refreshing.sooner.

From an EFC perspective - probably a Marco Silva part II - sorry. But who knows?

Good luck!!
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Willing to give him a chance, but looks like more of the same....

I think every fanbase will use the "not playing the kids" stick to beat managers with, despite the majority of the kids being utterly horrific at football.

 

[MikeH72]

Marco Silva part 2, from a Wolves fan.

Let's stop the charade please. This is a disaster of an appointment.

It’s alright, if enough people mention that they beat us 3-0 and played like Pep’s Barca it might eventually come true.

 

[RomanReigns]

Marco Silva part 2, from a Wolves fan.

Let's stop the charade please. This is a disaster of an appointment.

Part 3

Carlo was Marco silva part 2 or have you forgotten about his awful home record and losing to Liverpool’s under 12’s, Bournemouth at home and finishing below arsenal and newly promoted Leeds?

 

[orly]

Apparently had the nickname Noono due to how late he would roll into work.

He'll be competing with Brands for the last car parking space

 

[DaChunk]

People defending Nuno's awful team last season by saying "his side were severely hampered by injuries" have you met the Everton medical staff??? He'll soon find out what it really means to be hampered by injuries and poor cover.

 

[God Benfrey]

Conor Coady to Everton for the usual price tag of £30 mill, cant wait

 

[KaiserEFC]

Thought Nuno was just about settled in the CP camp.

Enter Everton with a bigger transfer budget, about 9 times the wage and guaranteed compo when he’s sacked after 18 months

 

[orly]

It’s alright, if enough people mention that they beat us 3-0 and played like Pep’s Barca it might eventually come true.

Baines, Davies, Gylfi, Gordon, Walcott.

What a midfield it was that day.

 

[Goat]

Conor Coady to Everton for the usual price tag of £30 mill, cant wait

You aint getting Coady for 30m.

Try 50m.