New Everton Manager

[Tipp blue]

Yes. Just like Lampard, Gerrard etc. Nowhere near enough experience between the three of them let alone one on his own.

Experience is overrated most experienced man in world football has just walked away.

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Where's the Potter option gone? Ffs.

Agent Moyes it is.

 

[DanEFC92]

 

[degsy]

Maybe there a reason Nuno quit 2 weeks ago
Maybe its the same reason that 2 weeks ago Ancelotti's daughter was on social media bidding farewell to all her gym buddies...allegedly.

@ 2-1 not worth a tenner really

(fwiw, I wanted Bielsa before Ancelotti became avaliable)
@4737carlin

 

[MisterJ]

If it was Dyche (and I really hope its not), could you imagine him putting up with our lazy wasters?

 

[orly]

Where is Potter?

Finners there's Current Affairs larking about and then there is this.

 

[jamieni]

Has anyone even mentioned a manager that doesn't make you depressed?

Not if you don’t count the ones we’ll never get like Simeone.

 

[Blue Roo]

This is all new to us but behind the scenes i wonder if they have al known about this for a while, RM must of known they would need a new manager weeks ago, for all we know they spoke to Carlo a while back, it would explain why he didn't look to interested recently, for all we know things have been moving for weeks

Villa the tipping point perhaps?

 

[Papa Shango]

I feel quite bad for Eddie Howe to be honest.

Seems a decent fella, Everton fan, did a brilliant job at Bournemouth, like ridiculously good, and then because he couldn't quite keep a team who realistically are a League 1 side in the top flight he is now some kind of massive joke.

He is a good manager!

I don't want him like, but he has ability.

(I'm ignoring the signing of RS reserves for billions)

 

[allen]

I think it says more about the media's lack of imagination than Everton's stagnation.

 

[Dom1878]

If it was Dyche (and I really hope its not), could you imagine him putting up with our lazy wasters?

If it were Dyche I actually wouldn't be too upset, due to the fact that I know we'd atleast get stuck in and get a team we can unite behind.

 

[ToffeeTim]

In some ways all Evertonians.

Sadly this is sometimes not enough (ie Unsy 2017).

Somewhat hypocritically though, I have voted for Duncan. We know one thing, he’d give his all. We’ve seen it pre-Carlo. Let’s look at the facts - 0 defeats.

I'm not sure Duncan's style is sustainable over a full 38 game season. That game against Chelsea is probably the most I've enjoyed being at Goodison in many years. The place felt alive and we played off pure emotion. But I'm not sure that will work longer term. We got knocked out of the cup (albeit on pens) and drew with a dire Arsenal side in his last 2 matches.

If he was appointed then I'll support him by all means, but I'm not sure he's ready either tactically or in terms of recruitment. None of us know what he would be like at finding new players or working in conjunction with a DOF. All we know is that he is a pretty good coach who has helped make DCL a good top flight centre forward.

 

[riddick]

Ragnick
Gallardo
Gaultier
Ten Haag

somebody of that sort of profile

Toss Favre in there and there we go. That should be the type of shortlist we need.

 

[Blue Roo]

Not if you don’t count the ones we’ll never get like Simeone.

There'd be chalk outlines in the dressing room if Simone came in, so he said no

 

[KaiserEFC]

I want Potter, sod it. Plays good football that creates chances. Brighton would’ve been alright if Maupay wasn’t terrible