New Everton Manager

[LazarusMoon]

The levels of derision being heaped on some of the names in the frame is embarrassing.
None of us know how it will go if manager X is appointed. I just want us to play less boring football and make watching Everton pleasurable again, cos it’s been frigging awful the last few months.

Only months? Are you new?

 

[jamieni]

Chelsea won the champions league with a back 5

Not about whether it’s effective. I just don’t like it from an aesthetic point of view.

 

[JLW]

To be honest i cant get excited about any new manager whilst we have first team players like Gylfi Gomes Holgate etc... We might get an initial reaction but they will quickly fall into crap mode, because they're not good enough.

 

[Jimmy Grimble]

More I think about it, David moyes is my choice. By all accounts he works his hoojies off. He's a proper footie man. His recruitment at Everton was excellent. He won't put up with poor attitude from some of our prime Donna's. Give him 80m to spend and I'd back him to put a bit of bite into this team. Did a cracking job with the hammers. Knows the club, so can hit the ground running. Once he got his ducks in a row, some of the footie his sides played here was very easy on the eye. Welcome back boss.

 

[EnfieldToffee]

We’d all love Conte and I’m sure it would be very entertaining to watch him tearing his weave out but what happens in a year or two when a giant comes knocking? We’ll be back where we are today, reeling.
We need a guy whose ambition has outgrown his station and wants a club to match that ambition. It’s Potter then Dyche.

 

[Northeastblue]

Definitely Benitez for me. Or Moyes. Or Potter. Yeah definitely.

 

[Cool_Blue]

Only months? Are you new?

No lad, being going to GP since 1966. You?

 

[LazarusMoon]

Whilst without sounding ‘snobby’, he’d be grateful for the opportunity IMO, which means he’d give us 100%.

Koeman never, and Ancelotti didnt either. Martinez & Silva did but werent good enough.

I would also be grateful for the opportunity.

 

[polish]

I’m thinking TenHag might be Brands preferred option.
Seems to have worked his way through the different levels, might be good, not sure he’d leave Ajax though for mid table club.

Signed new contract recently.

 

[luuk_deventer]

We will unfortunately end up with any "Top Manager" that fails at the Euros and gets the boot.

My money would be on Southgate. Maybe we could use his bizarre Rightback fetish to our advantage.

I thought this yesterday too.

I think the Euros may claim some like Deschamps, Mancini, Enrique and Southgate (as well as Low).

Any of those may end up being candidates.

 

[JLW]

More I think about it, David moyes is my choice. By all accounts he works his hoojies off. He's a proper footie man. His recruitment at Everton was excellent. He won't put up with poor attitude from some of our prime Donna's. Give him 80m to spend and I'd back him to put a bit of bite into this team. Did a cracking job with the hammers. Knows the club, so can hit the ground running. Once he got his ducks in a row, some of the footie his sides played here was very easy on the eye. Welcome back boss.

Mate he had 11 years and never won a sausage
Regarding the recruitment he wont have a say in it thats Brands job.
A huge no from me.

 

[Eggs]

Big Dunc is the only man that would have all the fans onside

...’all Fans”?

Not me.

 

[JLW]

Definitely Benitez for me. Or Moyes. Or Potter. Yeah definitely.

Please tell this is a piss take?

 

[AsiaAsia82]

Signed new contract recently.

That doesn’t mean a lot nowadays unfortunately,
but it does seem unlikely he will come anyway.

 

[pink toffees]

If you want stability it will be Rafael or Moyes. Don't see Moyes leaving West Ham. If the club wants to bring a football philosophy to the club then it will be more of a coaching role with Brands doing all the recruitment and the coach having a limited role in recruitment. Lets look at recruitment last summer. Carlo James and Allan Brands Godfrey and Doucoure.