New Everton Manager

[BirkenheadBlue]

That's my worry. I see him as a climber. I think he knew that he had basically done everything he could at Wolves. Like it or not, the Prem has a massive glass ceiling and only Leicester have ever gotten through it in recent times. It'll only get harder and at some point Wolves' form would desert them.

Nuno got out before his reputation started to suffer. Same with Carlo, better for him he leaves before he is fired. Do we want another climber like that or do we want someone for the long haul? The club really needs to figure this out before the next appointment

Have we ever actually had a “climber”?

RM and MS were both - arguably perhaps - somewhat failures at their previous clubs (yes Martinez won the cup which was an excellent achievement, but he also got Wigan relegated after 8yrs in the PL).

Allardyce was… Allardyce

Ancelotti was already a managerial superstar, arguably on the decline and dropping down.

Koeman maybe, but it’s not like he failed here and got the boot, it’s not like he actually jibbed us. If he had, we’d have probably been in a much better state because he would have had to have been successful here

 

[Sagat]

Very underwhelming I can’t see him lasting

If he does well he'll go to the first big club that turns his head. If not he'll leave for "family reasons" so as to avoid being fired

 

[Leylo]

Very positive comments from a Wolves supporter makes you think why not

 

[Debunkology]

That's my worry. I see him as a climber.

Possibly, but he gave Wolves 4 seasons and basically saw out his contract. I'm sure he had a few job offers during his stay.

Wolves looked decent under him. And I thought they were going places before this season.

 

[BirkenheadBlue]

Very underwhelming I can’t see him lasting

Given that we’ve had like 6 managers in just over 8 yrs, who CAN you see lasting though?

 

[Sagat]

Have we ever actually had a “climber”?

RM and MS were both - arguably perhaps - somewhat failures at their previous clubs (yes Martinez won the cup which was an excellent achievement, but he also got Wigan relegated after 8yrs in the PL).

Allardyce was… Allardyce

Ancelotti was already a managerial superstar, arguably on the decline and dropping down.

Koeman was the ultimate climber. Always had his eye on the next job. Of course Ancelotti did too, or at least there was a point when he realised he couldn't polish a turd and started thinking about bailing. Silva would have moved on to a bigger club had he not flopped. I think the players can see that in the managers and that affects their mentality

 

[NeilA1878]

I was very meh on Nuno, but Wolves haven't had a manager with a win record anything like his in 70 years... Valencia are a big
club as well, and he has the best win % out of all their (permanent) managers in the last 15 years as well. Have to say that's a lot more impressive than I thought...

 

[Connor]

Slug manager managing slugs

 

[Wolves86]

I'd be gutted if I was a Wolves fan. Nuno transformed the club.

But why did he go?

Don't really know. Wolverhampton papers say the club got rid of him, other people saying he wanted to leave because we need to cut back spending for a year or two. Whatever happened, the club said it was by mutual agreement. He is still well loved here, we've got big grafitti paintings of Nuno on walls and subways here in Wolverhampton lol

 

[Paulyefc]

Very underwhelming I can’t see him lasting

He got them promoted then back to back seventh finishes, not too shabby. This season not so good, but injuries played a part. Where would we of finished without dcl?

 

[SpongeBob brown shoes]

Bring on Nuno, Everton legend to be

 

[Tin-Tin]

Christ Wolves are worse than us on that running chart ffs

 

[orly]

Slug manager managing slugs

This is going to be one miserable appointment

 

[Connor]

This is going to be one miserable appointment

I’m still doubting it happens, but it would be an absolute disaster

 

[zukai12_]

Nuno

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