New Everton Manager

[EFC_FRANCIS]

*Champions League Winner
*1x Champions League Finalist
*68% win ratio with Real Madrid
*58% win ratio with Chelsea
*Won TWO La Liga titles with a Spanish club that wasn't Real Madrid, Barcelona or Athletico Madrid.
*UEFA Super Cup Winner
*2x UEFA Cup Winner/Europa League Winner
*FA Cup Winner
*FIFA World Club Cup Winner
*2x Supper Copa Italia Winner
*La Liga Best Coach Award
*2x UEFA Manager of the Year
*European Coach of the Year
*LMA Special Merit Award
*8x Premier League Manager of Month Awards
*Lives on the Wirral

**Names Rafael, worked for the darkside over a decade ago, can't have him, despite him being one of the most successful managers available and worked for six other clubs since then, including Inter Milan, Real Madrid, Chelsea, and Napoli.

Great let's appoint Capello or Sacchi then. They both won a load of pots before the IPhone was invented as well

 

[orly]

*Champions League Winner
*1x Champions League Finalist
*68% win ratio with Real Madrid
*58% win ratio with Chelsea
*Won TWO La Liga titles with a Spanish club that wasn't Real Madrid, Barcelona or Athletico Madrid.
*UEFA Super Cup Winner
*2x UEFA Cup Winner/Europa League Winner
*FA Cup Winner
*FIFA World Club Cup Winner
*2x Supper Copa Italia Winner
*La Liga Best Coach Award
*2x UEFA Manager of the Year
*European Coach of the Year
*LMA Special Merit Award
*8x Premier League Manager of Month Awards
*Lives on the Wirral

**Names Rafael, worked for the darkside over a decade ago, can't have him, despite him being one of the most successful managers available and worked for six other clubs since then, including Inter Milan, Real Madrid, Chelsea, and Napoli.

A fundamental misunderstanding of the antipathy that he pumped up between the two clubs to levels not seen since the Heysel days

It's a bit like not understanding why Everton plumbed a real depth allowing Allardyce to bring Sammy Lee in.

 

[zukai12_]

*Champions League Winner
*1x Champions League Finalist
*68% win ratio with Real Madrid
*58% win ratio with Chelsea
*Won TWO La Liga titles with a Spanish club that wasn't Real Madrid, Barcelona or Athletico Madrid.
*UEFA Super Cup Winner
*2x UEFA Cup Winner/Europa League Winner
*FA Cup Winner
*FIFA World Club Cup Winner
*2x Supper Copa Italia Winner
*La Liga Best Coach Award
*2x UEFA Manager of the Year
*European Coach of the Year
*LMA Special Merit Award
*8x Premier League Manager of Month Awards
*Lives on the Wirral

**Names Rafael, worked for the darkside over a decade ago, can't have him, despite him being one of the most successful managers available and worked for six other clubs since then, including Inter Milan, Real Madrid, Chelsea, and Napoli.

if Ancelotti played crap footy, wait till you see what the fatty does

we've literally just seen a "hollywood manager' fail and run, this would go exactly the same

 

[Connor]

Steve Evans?

The one who used to manage Blackburn the other year, called allardyce a crook

 

[The_La]

When did he last actually do anything of note? Chelsea I suppose. Got a good cv in the past but flip me it’s a mad idea.

Won a Coppa Italia with Napoli and had them 3rd, which is pretty much par.

And I'd argue he did a good job at Newcastle, having them 10th is borderline miraculous.

 

[Connor]

When did he last actually do anything of note? Chelsea I suppose. Got a good cv in the past but flip me it’s a mad idea.

Failed in every job he’s had since Chelsea

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

*Champions League Winner
*1x Champions League Finalist
*68% win ratio with Real Madrid
*58% win ratio with Chelsea
*Won TWO La Liga titles with a Spanish club that wasn't Real Madrid, Barcelona or Athletico Madrid.
*UEFA Super Cup Winner
*2x UEFA Cup Winner/Europa League Winner
*FA Cup Winner
*FIFA World Club Cup Winner
*2x Supper Copa Italia Winner
*La Liga Best Coach Award
*2x UEFA Manager of the Year
*European Coach of the Year
*LMA Special Merit Award
*8x Premier League Manager of Month Awards
*Lives on the Wirral

**Names Rafael, worked for the darkside over a decade ago, can't have him, despite him being one of the most successful managers available and worked for six other clubs since then, including Inter Milan, Real Madrid, Chelsea, and Napoli.

Decline to mention his record in the “demanding” Chinese league there!

 

[lungo]

Maybe it is his mighty 25% win rate.

But he plays nice footy even if most games do end up in defeat but at least we would be able to enjoy watching us play before getting beat.

Quite astonishing innit.

Nonsense! 25% with Brighton is perhaps not worth than 40% with Everton or 80% with Madrid. Look at the football played, the progression of the team, the team spirit, the idea behind of what you see on the pitch. Then you can see what the future will give you. With the pensioners kind of football the future looked bleak. Believe me, he did know it. The man is a fraud but stupid he isnt.

 

[windymiller]

Game over if that RS clown comes anywhere near the club. And not only because he is and always will be one of them, I dont think he is a good manager, I suspect the game has passed him by. Dinosaur Bruce this year has done exactly what he did previously.

You and I have disagreed on this managerial appointment but I am 100% with you on this.

 

[coollino]

Rafael would be a good option if the club is thinking of its carbon footprint

 

[jamieni]

An awful lot of ignoring the fact that Bascombe and King are broken clocks. Theyve already said we only had a shortlist of Nuno and Moyes last week. They haven't had an exclusive in years.

Reading the Mirror article it’s also saying Galtier and Martinez under active consideration so obviously just going with the sensationalist headline of Rafael. Basically nothing new as we all knew those names were floating about.

 

[orly]

Is this actually good?

*68% win ratio with Real Madrid

 

[Steve EFC]

Probably been said but the list of names hardly inspire.
I was gutted when I heard Nuno and palace talks broke down as it meant he was back in the mix!
The guy from Lille surely has to be the most interesting candidate!!

 

[jamieni]

Rafael would be a good option if the club is thinking of its carbon footprint

The amount of CO2 expelled by home and away fans simultaneously booing him may cancel out the benefits.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Is this actually good?

Depends - on the one hand it is high, on the other he was sacked before Christmas, so the sample size is small!