New Everton Manager

[jamieni]

Wish I had a friggin clue who any of them are such is my European knowledge. Sound like chess players.

Queen’s Gambit is a cracking series!

At this stage I just want the board to appoint the right person, regardless of where they come from. We need someone to give the fan base something to get behind on the pitch. Whoever gets the job won’t have everyone behind them from day one, so prove the doubters wrong once the season starts say i.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Galtier. He's worked miracles at Lille and he's available.

If not him, then:
Gasperini
Kovac
Ten Hag
De Zerbi
Wildcard - Thomas Frank

Wouldn't be unhappy with Potter, Rangnick or Hasenhuttl

It's a solid list

 

[Verbal Kint]

If it was a choice of Nuno or Potter who would be the man?

Potter I think...

Neither really gets me fired up.

Nuno reminds me of Silva
Potter reminds me of Martinez

 

[Verbal Kint]

The Big Hurt? Man, that guy belted home runs in his day!

I seen him blast one in Comiskey.....

If you know you know

 

[LeeCarsley]

Farhad... give him whatever he wants. Get uncle uzi to help you if we need to.

 

[gorgeousgeorgeEFC]

Nuno is a good shout: he won the Championship at a canter and then got Wolves into Europe on a shoestring budget. His teams are good to watch, too. He’s the antithesis of Big Sam.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Nuno is a good shout: he won the Championship at a canter and then got Wolves into Europe on a shoestring budget. His teams are good to watch, too. He’s the antithesis of Big Sam.

He won the championship with a Europa League quality squad. It means little.

 

[LazarusMoon]

Andre Villas-Boas seems to have gone off the radar in recent years, but could make for an interesting look. Imagine most are familiar with his stint in the EPL, but he also won the league with Zenit and turned things around at Shanghai to make them title contenders. Brought Marseille back to the Champions League for the first time in several years. Though things did seem to implode on him at both Chelsea and Marseille.

 

[Gareth Gibson]

As unrealistic a suggestion as this might be: it would be worth trying to lure Mauricio Pochettino from PSG. He worked wonders at Spurs. He had them challenging for the title and he led them to their first ever Champions League final. You don’t ask you don’t get.

 

[Gareth Gibson]

Sky Sports’ website states that ‘David Moyes had 11 successful years at Everton'.

I beg to differ!

 

[Gareth Gibson]

He won the championship with a Europa League quality squad. It means little.

In fairness he got Wolves consecutive top 7 Premier League finishes on a relatively tiny budget. I would obviously prefer Poch to him but he wouldn’t be a bad appointment at all. What’s more, even after contending with a long injury list and a congested fixture list he still got them a mid-table finish this season.

 

[TheBigIguana]

In fairness he got Wolves two top 7 Premier League finishes on a relatively tiny budget. I would obviously prefer Poch to him but he wouldn’t be a bad appointment at all. What’s more, even after contending with a long injury list and a congested fixture list he still got them a mid-table finish this season.

And he can't do better. I really don't think he's capable of higher than maybe 6th. If his name was Nicklas Ethan Smith no one would want him because he's basically an Iberian Dyche.

 

[gorgeousgeorgeEFC]

He won the championship with a Europa League quality squad. It means little.

He inherited a good squad, but I wouldn’t say it was Europa League standard.

 

[gorgeousgeorgeEFC]

Looking at who the bookies think might be in the running makes for grim reading. The likes of Chris Wilder, Scott Parker and Steve Bruce are all relatively short odds.

 

[TheBigIguana]

He inherited a good squad, but I wouldn’t say it was Europa League standard.

They bought at a level championship teams can't. It wasn't a challenge.