New Everton Manager

[Lob]

Lets get Sergio in and get some much needed fight and grit back in the club. Would love to see this fella leading us out in a Derby. Even if he ends up doing crap at least it will be entertaining until the next Manager is needed.

 

[john jako]

Alan Brazil is clueless, just said BFS had "peanuts" to spend but Carlo had 100s of millions to spend at Everton!!! WTF!

Hope he explodes whilst on air. He would wipe out the whole of london he would make that much of a mess. Absolute mockery he gets paid of his outdated views.

 

[Nymzee]

The only "big" name manager I'd want here who is possibly free soon is Pochettino.

Benitez, Nuno, Howe etc. can get firmly in the bin.

Rangnick I'd have in if he can replace Brands at the same time.

ten Hag, Gallardo, Amorim, Galtier etc. I'd prefer to the binned few since they're a bit more out of the box.

 

[matty1878]

Most fans will be against whoever we appoint if it isn't a top manager mate.

Going from the name of Carlo Ancelotti to a mid tier manager is like going from steak to a processed ready meal.

I concur mate

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

Moyes will have a massive point to prove because he knows many of the people on GOT don't like him..

 

[padstir]

If Poch does want out at PSG and Conte is going to Spurs. Could Kean form part of the negotiation, he clearly doesn’t want to come back to us

 

[LeeCarsley]

The more I read about Marcello Gallardo, the more I like. Young, dynamic, a winner.... would be pleased if someone like him came in, swept away all the garbage and rebuilt.

https://www.planetfootball.com/in-d...-loved-by-pep-barca-links-so-why-still-river/

we'd never be seen as 'plucky little everton' again. A dream appointment.

 

[catcherintherye]

Think it's likely that both of you are just talking about the moment you realised Everton had hit a glass ceiling. It wasn't because of Moyes that that happened, but he was in charge when it did, and so in people's heads it becomes his fault. He stayed here a long time, it got a bit samey, people got bored and convinced themselves everything would change if he left because it was him holding us back. It takes about 10 seconds of looking at our record before and after him to make you realise this wasn't the case.

That being said, the same thing would apply if he came back. He's had his time here, it went well without actually being successful, and there's just no need at all for him to be given another go. I very much doubt he's even in the reckoning to be honest, and a mixture of lazy journalism and his team trying to make it sound like he's in demand and needs a better contract are all that's keeping his name in the frame.

I would go along with you that it is paper talk, but I think we all know that he will have 1 big admirer in the Everton boardroom and unfortunately (depending on how you view it) the process is quite opaque and there seems to be a sort of Poulantzian way of making decisions. I'd also add, I think Moshiri seems to get very influenced by what has gone immediately before and Moyes is very much in vogue currently.

I think he'd do ok, but there's a lot of water under that particular bridge.

 

[ForeverEverton]

The only "big" name manager I'd want here who is possibly free soon is Pochettino.

Benitez, Nuno, Howe etc. can get firmly in the bin.

Rangnick I'd have in if he can replace Brands at the same time.

ten Hag, Gallardo, Amorim, Galtier etc. I'd prefer to the binned few since they're a bit more out of the box.

Poch asked to leave PSG but only to go to Spurs, if he isnt leaving and Conte goes in at Spurs then I assume Poch will stay at PSG.

 

[barneygumble]

Think it's likely that both of you are just talking about the moment you realised Everton had hit a glass ceiling. It wasn't because of Moyes that that happened, but he was in charge when it did, and so in people's heads it becomes his fault. He stayed here a long time, it got a bit samey, people got bored and convinced themselves everything would change if he left because it was him holding us back. It takes about 10 seconds of looking at our record before and after him to make you realise this wasn't the case.

That being said, the same thing would apply if he came back. He's had his time here, it went well without actually being successful, and there's just no need at all for him to be given another go. I very much doubt he's even in the reckoning to be honest, and a mixture of lazy journalism and his team trying to make it sound like he's in demand and needs a better contract are all that's keeping his name in the frame.

Actually agree with the most of this.

There are a lot of "ifs" of course, but i'm sure if he'd had the same rollercoast we've all endured over the last 6 years, he'd have fared just as bad.

I think everyone appreciated we needed change, but whilst i'm not changing the subject, we've just handled it so poorly, and people will look back at those steady years with more hope than Allardyce and Ancelotti leaving us in the mire.

He won't come back, there's been absolutely zero talk and he's got West Ham into the Europa, he won't leave it. Doesn't mean we're not a mess mind.

 

[matty1878]

Can’t help it mate. I’m in a it’s all over for us now mode. We are a perfect storm brewing here

which mate?

 

[Bob Elstone]

According to The Transfer Window podcast from Wednesday, the rat ancelotti approached Madrid to explain his availability and willingness to jump ship.

horrible fat rat

 

[Thomasc]

Lets get Sergio in and get some much needed fight and grit back in the club. Would love to see this fella leading us out in a Derby. Even if he ends up doing crap at least it will be entertaining until the next Manager is needed.

He was linked once before wasn’t he?

 

[matty1878]

40 managers applied for the job in 24 hours, I'd love to see the names on that list, we got to a short list pretty quick like lol

tbh if I don’t get the call today to be interviewed il be a tad upset

 

[catcherintherye]

I like him too mate. Things did go stale but along with Martinez' first season, Moyes was great in the initial years apart from the season we finished 17th. They are the only crumbs I can take from the last 20 years.

To me appointing him would just be an admittance of defeat and a sign of desperation, that we have no ideas and nowhere to turn.

It's been a sobering few weeks in particular, but I don't accept it's that bad, and that we have no options.

I think we have crossed the desperation bridge when we got Allardyce mate!