...I was impressed with Burnley at Goodison, thought they played some nice stuff. They were better than us on that day.
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...I was impressed with Burnley at Goodison, thought they played some nice stuff. They were better than us on that day.
Another thing about losing Carlo - is his pull for signings 
a poll but not a real target I hope
a lot were at Goodison lol
I do hope not
I think he'll definitely be in the mix.
witchdoc187
Player Valuation: £60m
Starting to warm to Potter a little. Not sure I want another ancelloti, what's the point when they're just going to ditch us anyway. Give a young manager the chance, someone passionate and trying to prove themselves. Its not that exciting but maybe he could buy up and coming players rather than spend millions on experienced players who couldnt really care less. I dunno, just seems there's not much out there.
If the board are looking at Howe, would be odd if they weren't looking at Potter.
Farhad ( and perhaps Usmanov) have a huge decision to make.
There are different avenues and personnel available.
1. The big name manager.
More of the same from an Ancelotti type Hollywood name.
Perhaps Conte ( if the salary is big enough and he has no other options ) although that might be unrealistic.
So consider Favre or Galtier or maybe even Low.
2. Middle ranking - could be here for the long term.
An uninspiring list I think.
Topped by Moyes ( if Blue Bill gets to him before he signs his new contract ) along with Nuno and Dyche.
3. The young manager prepared to work with Brands
So not so steady Eddie Howe , maybe Frank Lampard or perhaps young Wayne fancies a go.... lol.
An unenviable decision. I'd go for Favre myself.
There are different avenues and personnel available.
1. The big name manager.
More of the same from an Ancelotti type Hollywood name.
Perhaps Conte ( if the salary is big enough and he has no other options ) although that might be unrealistic.
So consider Favre or Galtier or maybe even Low.
2. Middle ranking - could be here for the long term.
An uninspiring list I think.
Topped by Moyes ( if Blue Bill gets to him before he signs his new contract ) along with Nuno and Dyche.
3. The young manager prepared to work with Brands
So not so steady Eddie Howe , maybe Frank Lampard or perhaps young Wayne fancies a go.... lol.
An unenviable decision. I'd go for Favre myself.
hktoffee
Birds of a feather flock together
Real Madrid, his home robbed by thugs, need a massive rebuild here. We got no chance.Another thing about losing Carlo - is his pull for signings
kenada_blue
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There is because we again go from a manager that had a plan, players he wanted in and wanted out to progress.
Now we're back to square one again. A new manager will look at the squad of players that have failed every previous manager, give them a new chance, then look to bring and bed new players.
They also have to fill the deficiencies in the squad that are as clear as day.
We've been here before. We've had one of the best managers in world football trying to rebuild. Now we'll go down the route of a new manager with different experiences and philosophies and what? Expect to be a better side?
It won't happen. The past decade has told us this. It needs a full reset
I was there before Carey took his taxi, I've (almost) seen them all...and we've come to this
Graham
Kin
Potter
I know how he feels
Graham
Kin
Potter
I know how he feels
You should be used to it after watching Ancelotti's Everton last season.
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