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New Everton Manager

Next ex-Everton manager

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Papa Shango said:
People make things up.

Seriously just sit back and think about it. Why would he be in the running?

You are having a pop at the club over a shortlist that you have absolutely no clue if it was real or not. Do you not see the flaw there?
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The club appointed Sam allardyce.
The club appointed Marco silva after relegation.
You honestly think they are good at appointing managers.
They just appointed a manager who best league position is 7th and was released by wolves .
You not see a flaw here?
 
4737carlin said:
Moyes has never been on a short list to return since he left, not once, not a real one anyway, idiots make it up that he is and try and pin it on Kenwright's wishes, and people fall for it.
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Kenwright probably hates him anyway, it was him who he did the dirty on after all.
 
It is what it is, I just don't see what he brings to the table that 100s of other managers don't, Dyche got Burnley to around 7th one year, Wilder had a team closer to league one level finishing around 9th, Allardyce had us finish 8th,Hodgson got Fulham 7th and to a European final
 

Papa Shango said:
People make things up.

Seriously just sit back and think about it. Why would he be in the running?

You are having a pop at the club over a shortlist that you have absolutely no clue if it was real or not. Do you not see the flaw there?
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They want this short list to be true just so they can moan about something that is only happening inside their own heads, its bizarre. As you just said yourself Kenwright probably hates him
 
orly said:
We ride north in June, we don't even need to wait for pre-season. With you, @Connor , @MikeH72 and @nsno-chris in the vanguard we just can't lose here
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you dare provoke the cult?

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Neiler said:
It largely was in the 90s mate, the majority was counter attacking. Obviously variations to that, but i used to watch it week in and week out. Grreat era and great players, but the football was of its time. Of course today its different and their is a bit more variance to it.

I definitely dont agree with you on Nuno, of course a manager have a philosophy, but i dont think you've watched Wolves enough if you think he is ultra negative. Ultra negative would be Burnley, Wolves certainly weren't that. Someone like Potter plays it far more safe then Nuno, i honestly dont agree with any of your take here.

On variance if you talk to Wolves they will tell you the difficulty they had last season was because Nuno tried to vary things to much and you can see that he has played different systems at the different clubs he has been at. I thik hes on record saying that systems are secondary beyond culture, philosophy and values - i tend to agree with him.

I think you are giving Carlo a little bit more credit then he deserves, arguably we got found out after the first 5-10 games, he varied it and went with containment - or ultra defensive because he went pragmatic and needed results, i think he lost his way in the second half of the season, e had no identity and he never found an answer he didn't know if wanted Everton to be an attacking team of a defensive team and i dont thik that indecision helped us at all. Just because it was "Carlo", he played some awful stuff here, stuff you are accusing Nuno off who hasnt had an Everton game yet. I dont think Carlo criticism is beyond criticism or you have to talk about him as oracle or diety, im not sure he had a long term plan if im being very honest - so i dont know where the summer of promise was coming from.

We our poles apart in our opinions here and likely our lived experience of both Nuno, Wolves, Carlo and Everton last season. all good mind,
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I used to love serie a back in the 90s.

Anyway, im right and youre wrong* but seeing as you were spot on with Godfrey i'll call this a draw :p



* we'll see (unless its all media nonsense)
 

The weird thing for me is going for a guy who was effectively sacked from Wolves. I know it was mutual consent, but he signed a long-term deal, then stood down less than a year later.

He did do pretty well at Wolves those first couple of seasons, albeit with a side assembled by Mendes. I find the fact he is so closely aligned with a super-agent disturbing, as I have been led to believe we are already too close to certain agents. Hi
 
thevorpalblade said:
Nuno?!
Oh No No.

'Glory Supporter' here.

Me thinks I better not build my expectations up too high for short term success. But I hope I'm wrong and I look forward to other like-minded glory supporters joining me .

Mid-table shouldn't be an indicator of success for a club of our stature but it seems to be becoming the norm.
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Glory Support… think you took a wrong turn at the m62 mate, you wanted to go left at Manchester
 
JobForTheMoyes said:
The weird thing for me is going for a guy who was effectively sacked from Wolves. I know it was mutual consent, but he signed a long-term deal, then stood down less than a year later.

He did do pretty well at Wolves those first couple of seasons, albeit with a side assembled by Mendes. I find the fact he is so closely aligned with a super-agent disturbing, as I have been led to believe we are already too close to certain agents. Hi
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Yeah but anyone we go for you can question why they left the previous employment, things get sour if you stay at one club too long, Moyes being a good example
 

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