SteStocksDJ
Player Valuation: £8m
It was a premier league winning squad. But they were on their last legs.
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ElGato
Player Valuation: £10m
Koeman been on the meth again
Lloydystark
Player Valuation: £35m
i always said this....really good manager when it comes to buying bargains and getting them to work hard (something we no longer do) but who knows
Drico
Player Valuation: £60m
People need to stop demanding loyalty as a prerequisite to becoming Everton manager. It doesn't exist in modern football. The only managers who are loyal to their clubs are managers with no better options. The next guy we hire will be here for about two years, on average. That's more than enough time to get us into European competition, which has to be the minimum target if we are going to seriously back him.
People are still dreaming of a Wenger-like figure putting his life's work into one club, but that's the exception now in football. Chelsea have been doing fine with up to two managers a season. Stability is overrated if there is proper funding.
I fully expect Moshiri to select a star name. He won't be able to help himself. But that's not to say he is wrong. Any up and coming manager who takes us into the Europa League or better inside two seasons will be off like a shot when a bigger fish comes snapping. If you want somebody who will, in all likelihood, want to spend the rest of his career on the Everton project, then Rafael Benitez is your man. He's in his sixties, lives locally, and would love to get his teeth into a properly funded upwardly mobile club. But the problem with prizing loyalty is that it usually comes with less desirable characteristics: like somebody having no better options due to mediocrity. To be fair to Benitez, he's been an excellent elite-level manager, but he's on the last lap now. His strength is his weakness and vice versa. Loyal to us, no doubt, due to his personal circumstances, but probably past his best, and so the attractive offers have dried up. He'd be a keeper.
The attractive young go-getters will be off to a Chelsea or United or City or abroad if they do anything of real significance with us - unless we are in the new stadium winning titles. So, resign yourself to getting somebody who can improve us over the next 18 to 30 months or who is not what they were but personally incentivised to stay with us.
People are still dreaming of a Wenger-like figure putting his life's work into one club, but that's the exception now in football. Chelsea have been doing fine with up to two managers a season. Stability is overrated if there is proper funding.
I fully expect Moshiri to select a star name. He won't be able to help himself. But that's not to say he is wrong. Any up and coming manager who takes us into the Europa League or better inside two seasons will be off like a shot when a bigger fish comes snapping. If you want somebody who will, in all likelihood, want to spend the rest of his career on the Everton project, then Rafael Benitez is your man. He's in his sixties, lives locally, and would love to get his teeth into a properly funded upwardly mobile club. But the problem with prizing loyalty is that it usually comes with less desirable characteristics: like somebody having no better options due to mediocrity. To be fair to Benitez, he's been an excellent elite-level manager, but he's on the last lap now. His strength is his weakness and vice versa. Loyal to us, no doubt, due to his personal circumstances, but probably past his best, and so the attractive offers have dried up. He'd be a keeper.
The attractive young go-getters will be off to a Chelsea or United or City or abroad if they do anything of real significance with us - unless we are in the new stadium winning titles. So, resign yourself to getting somebody who can improve us over the next 18 to 30 months or who is not what they were but personally incentivised to stay with us.
Carloblues
Player Valuation: £30m
Seen people say this, wasn't that old tbh
Ferdinand and giggs aside it was a team in their peak
Rooney 27
RVP 29
Carrick 31
De gea 22
Vidic 31
Nani 26
Mata 25
They are good ages, again tbf no idea who Ferguson won the league with the likes of cleverly and Rafael starting games
I'd rather have my nan,on acid with a Toblerone up bum on the touchline than Eddie Howe.
Charles Hawtrey
Player Valuation: £50m
Potter seems reasonable but not magic enough for Everton or Moshiri
Tipp blue
If I agreed with you, we’d both be wrong.
Never even occurred to me, I'll have to sort that later.. thanks.
Spurs moved quickly and professionally, let’s hope our board and owners do the same.
Carloblues
Player Valuation: £30m
Just seen the echo, from just now they will consider managers without premier league experience.
Happy days then
Happy days then
bazza86
Player Valuation: £750k
In what way?
Shevin Keedy
Player Valuation: £35m
Well I hope I am as pleasantly surprised at our choice of new manager as I am at your correct usage of 'whom'.
Pics ?
Diogenes the Cynic
Player Valuation: £40m
Three beers in and I think Potter is our saviour.
Better slow down.
Better slow down.
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