I'd say we are a pretty big draw. There will be hundreds of top managers out there who fancy the job. The only managers we won't be able to attract are the very elite managers in the world, and there are only about 10 of those.
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I'd say we are a pretty big draw. There will be hundreds of top managers out there who fancy the job. The only managers we won't be able to attract are the very elite managers in the world, and there are only about 10 of those.
JLW
Player Valuation: £60m
Consistency over the 3 years at the right end of the league.
Also gets success without the superstar players, its a yes from me.
toffeeblue9
Player Valuation: £35m
EXC: Crystal Palace END talks with Nuno over becoming their new boss
EXCLUSIVE BY SAMI MOKBEL: Club officials on Tuesday night pulled the plug on their attempts to make the Portuguese, who left Wolves at the end of last season, their next boss.
And we go again...
1. Any manager we appoint is going to be a gamble, they all are.
2. Everton are not too big a job for some of the managers mentioned, we just have low expectations and high hopes.
3. Everton paid top dollar to get Ancelotti in, I see no reason why they won’t do the same if the right candidate is interested.
4. We are a consistent PL club and there will be some interesting managers who will have applied.
5. The media have proven themselves to be clueless on who we are linked with, so take anything with a pinch of salt unless from a really decent source.
6 just because Ancelotti left it isn’t the end of the world, some managers will be relishing the challenge of doing better than he did.
7. I like numbering the points I am making.
covered everything?
2. Everton are not too big a job for some of the managers mentioned, we just have low expectations and high hopes.
3. Everton paid top dollar to get Ancelotti in, I see no reason why they won’t do the same if the right candidate is interested.
4. We are a consistent PL club and there will be some interesting managers who will have applied.
5. The media have proven themselves to be clueless on who we are linked with, so take anything with a pinch of salt unless from a really decent source.
6 just because Ancelotti left it isn’t the end of the world, some managers will be relishing the challenge of doing better than he did.
7. I like numbering the points I am making.
covered everything?
mightymoyes
Player Valuation: £70m
and we just had one of those who bummed us
Debunkology
Player Valuation: £10m
We aren't exactly Real Madrid are we?
Potter would meet higher expectations at the so called big 6. We are wedged in with the likes of Leicester, Aston Villa, West Ham. Whether we like it or not.
We are a step up from Brighton, but it's not a huge leap.
We have to go back into a relationship mate, you can’t live in fear.
Embrace the managerial Tinder merry go round.
Papa Shango
Player Valuation: £70m
He has managed more teams than Brighton...
Funny thing is if we did sign him you would be shouting at everyone to back him!
He wouldn't be my first choice but I do find that people don't take a look at the full picture very often. Making Brighton a regular top flight team that plays decent football and produces sellable assets is his remit there.
Like who?
ForeverBlue92
Player Valuation: £80m
If we were interested in Nuno he wouldn't have been on the verge of joining Palace.
He's not in the running.
He's not in the running.
Magus
Player Valuation: £8m
Regardless of who we get for the top job, I don't understand the animosity towards retaining Ferguson as a coach. The big decisions would rest with the manager, backed up by any trusted assistant/s he might want to bring with him, same as with Carlo and Davide Ancelotti. Duncan seems to be well respected by the players, and in the case of DCL I truly believe he has helped in his development. I also know a former member of the youth coaching set-up who told me that he is brilliant with the younger players. I think most clubs have loyal retainers like Ferguson, as long as they aren't disruptive I see no harm in keeping them. Plus if reports are true, Ancelotti wanted to take him to Madrid, so he must have rated him too.
How exciting!
Hang on, are you saying Myers ISN'T sourced up? Properly shocked
Aren't they all?
Christ, I hooe not. We're more Wallywood than Hollywood.
As others have mentioned earlier, the reality is on the pitch we're not that big a step up from Brighton.
This fanbase needs a reality check.
An ambitious owner is fine, but to reach a destination you need to fully understand where you're starting from.
The last thing that is needed.
We hear continually about the need for continuity.
A new manager coming into the clubs knows nothing about the character or the personality of the players or the various other members of staff.
Expecting a stranger to arrive at the club and somehow have all this necessary information is just silly.
Having people to work with and learn from is vital.
If after the manager feels he has control and wants to move people about or move them on then that is fine
The reality is nobody has a clue what is happening.
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