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New Everton Manager

Next ex-Everton manager


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Precisely. At Chelsea he brought in Zenden as an assistant.

At Liverpool, he had Sammy Lee.

At Newcastle he brought back Simon Smith as a Goalkeeping coach.

I can see him using Ferguson quite a bit. What I don't see him doing is "shaking things up" as some are suggesting, as he's never really done that before. His "shaking things up" is essentially "asking for money". Of all the problems at Everton, the owners willingness to give money is not one.
 

Why would he be a good choice?

He brought through lots of good players at Chelsea, got them top 4 in the middle of a transfer ban after losing Hazard. He would be happy to build a team and would be less likely to play the same old failing senior players.

I just have a hunch that he would be good. I think you need to big names to get the respect of dressing rooms these days.
 
Kinda. Got paid 3 mil to leave.

I have literally only this minute put two and two together re this fella's username

This song was popular when Benitez was the manager there

Manchester.webp
 

@Eggs I agree, please everyone who is calling Benitez, "Rafael" cease immediately...

David Moyes = Moyes
Roberto Martinez = Martinez
Ronald Koeman = Koeman
Sam Allardyce = Allardyce
Carlo Ancelotti = Ancelotti*

Why "Rafael" ? Its killing me lol


*ok it could be Carlo due to Davide being assistant.

Erm...

David Moyes = Moist
Roberto Martinez = El Loco
Ronald Koeman = Tiger Woods
Sam Allardyce = Big Fat Sam
Carlo Ancelotti = Tinkerman
 
The Everton Recruitment Process

Stage 1: Abduction
Stage 2: Rough-housing by hired goons (possibly featuring Duncan)
Stage 3: Fingernail extraction
Stage 4: Sleep deprivation
Stage 5: Sound torture, sponsored by Megafon
Stage 6: Dispatch to Goodison in the boot of a Renault Megane
Stage 7: Bill Kenwright

It's at stage 7 that most candidates break and accept that the Everton job is not for them.
If the prospective manager can get through all the tales of Saint Bill's childhood without having to feign interest , the job's theirs .
 

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