New Everton Manager

[Jeff Jones]

Haha who in thier poll?

Very similar to ours. A lot seem to think they'll end up with Eddie Howe or Scott Parker.

 

[MrGrumpy]

I want Moyes me, feel we have tried with both ends of the spectrum with up an coming highly rated mangers and well know names, the ability Moyes had with getting the best out of players setting the bar high is enough to convince me untill dunc is ready to take over.

Sorry highly rated managers?
Martinez got relegated but won a fa cup and his teams can’t defend
Koeman is where he is because of his name not his ability to manage
Allerdyce is a relegation specialist(WAS)
Marco Silva was up and coming but didn’t have a great CV
Carlo is a great manager and far far better then the others

so since Moyes we had 1 decent manager

 

[billyblue80]

It won't fix our squad but if we want to compete again, guys like Nuno, Moyes, Howe and even Rafael are not the ones. I like Gallardo, I don't know if he would leave River Plate as he rejected Barcelona but maybe Moshiri can entice him. Ten Haag I'm not sure on but hes worth a gamble. Conte obviously should be contacted. Rangnick might be persuaded to come out of retirement. Ernesto Valverde was the last success at Barca, and he's currently out of a job. Lucien Favre has greatly improved every club he's been with. Christophe Galtier is a free agent and he just won an underdog Lille team a title. The idea that Everton should accept their lot and not be ambitious is an insult to everything we have achieved in the past.

But a lot of the names you mentioned aren't sure things either appreciate what you are saying but we need to rebuild would I prefer someone who can get results whilst doing it yes, but there aren't many coaches like that. I am not even saying I'm excited by a Nuno but I do think he would implement a strategy. I am not paid to find our next manager so I don't know who is best and yes we should be ambitious I just don't think a name or a winner is going to be a instant fix.

 

[riddick]

• Graham Potter​

• Scott Parker​

• Ten Hag​

• Brendan Rodgers​

• Rafael Benitez​

• None of the above - comment below​

• *Marcelo Bielsa​

• *Massimiliano Allegri​

• *Leonardo Jardim​

• *Ralf Rangnick​

• *Ralph Hasenhüttl​

• *Steven Gerrard​

• *Julen Lopetegui​

• *Christophe Galtier​

• *Marcelo Gallardo​

• *Oliver Glasner​

• *Ryan Mason​

• *Maurizio Sarri​

• *Gian Piero Gasperini​

• *Mauricio Pochettino​

• *Antonio Conte​

• *Eddie Howe​

• *Gareth Southgate​

• *Nuno Espirito Santo​

So basically everyone we have in ours.

 

[DL100]

did alright last time.... was a breath of fresh air racing down the sidelines and willing the players on. When things weren't going well Carlo sat hunched over. Big Dunc is a top-class 'motivator'.... need some of that right now to get out of the 'post-Carlo Funk'

He took over for 2 games and it all felt like a big gimmick at the time. He is nowhere near ready to take over Everton. He should follow Gerrards footsteps and manage in Scotland for a few years.

 

[MrGrumpy]

Very similar to ours. A lot seem to think they'll end up with Eddie Howe or Scott Parker.

There like our fans all doom and gloom

 

[Goat]

I wonder which Brighton players we will sign?

 

[ste d' indica]

Woke up this morning to see BBC and other press sources saying we are going to go for Pirlo... the failed Juventus coach. Eight straight years dominating Serie A, then Pirlo steps in and drives them out of top 3 even, hence El Sacko!
Why would we want this no-experience, super-ego running the team? He has that dodgy 'Euro look' with blazer, long hair and lazy eye, plus he's been ANTI-ENGLISH his whole career, now all of a sudden because we are waving a big cheque-book, he wants to move to bright & sunny Lancashire??
PIRLO WOULD BE A DISASTER - STEER CLEAR. Steve Bruce or Scott Parker for me, to steady the ship.

NO RESPECTO!! Eh mate?

 

[Connor]

 

[MrGrumpy]

He took over for 2 games and it all felt like a big gimmick at the time. He is nowhere near ready to take over Everton. He should follow Gerrards footsteps and manage in Scotland for a few years.

Had he managed any more we would of lost. The players where out on their feet and clearly other then run and fight there was no tactical masterclass

 

[DL100]

I’m not saying I’d 100% for it but I am warming to Moyes again. He’s done a great job at West Ham, and he played some great football here in the last few seasons.

Maybe it’s what we need, at least for 2-3 seasons, some stability and an identity again. The last Everton team I actually liked was the Moyes side. He would tighten us up at the back, get the team fitter, working as a team and brands can build the squad. Plus his track record of signings was good bar the odd stinker.

Right now it could be a safe & sensible bet.

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

I’m not saying I’d 100% for it but I am warming to Moyes again. He’s done a great job at West Ham, and he played some great football here in the last few seasons.

Maybe it’s what we need, at least for 2-3 seasons, some stability and an identity again. The last Everton team I actually liked was the Moyes side. He would tighten us up at the back, get the team fitter, working as a team and brands can build the squad. Plus his track record of signings was good bar the odd stinker.

Right now it could be a safe & sensible bet.

Lol

 

[Ufotone]

Right on the money!

 

[MrGrumpy]

I’m not saying I’d 100% for it but I am warming to Moyes again. He’s done a great job at West Ham, and he played some great football here in the last few seasons.

Maybe it’s what we need, at least for 2-3 seasons, some stability and an identity again. The last Everton team I actually liked was the Moyes side. He would tighten us up at the back, get the team fitter, working as a team and brands can build the squad. Plus his track record of signings was good bar the odd stinker.

Right now it could be a safe & sensible bet.

Man the RAWKers are out in force today

 

[Charles Hawtrey]

If I was Mosh for a day I think I'd go for Galtier, or Gallardo, must be a G thing. Yes its a bit of a gamble but I dont think either is a Frank deBoer scenario. Potter and Rangnick are others in a similar mould but so much less Hollywood. As the Arsenal have seen with Arteta, it will have its ropey times but were are not talking relegation.
But I am not Moshiri and I think we have different priorities. I would say his might be;

-Protect your assets from devaluing
-Bring in a big name to keep the hype and attract better players
-Advance the club up the league
-Improve the playing style

Absolutely Everyone is a gamble just some are better odds than others. the Conte's or Poch's or even Carlo are not big gambles. The Howe's, Moyes, NES, Lampards are much bigger gambles.
With a new stadium being built the one thing we cannot live with is relegation so I am sure that is uppermost in Mosh's mind.
Second on his list will be getting a big enough name to keep people talking us up. So the prem and championship retreads really have a hill to climb there. The foriegn sounding, big name, manager will always have a draw for Mosh. They also attract bigger players which he loves. He enjoys TDD clearly!
Third factor for Mosh would be someone to advance the team into the top6 , then the Top 4 and advance in Europe.
Last for him would be someone to get us playing beautiful togger!
My overall view is his influencing decision factors are not necessarily the same as the fans on GOT at all - perhaps they are reversed!