New Everton Manager

[Marius57]

Not good enough for wolves who finished well off us after we capitulated and had nearly the worst home record in the league but good enough for us.

NSNO

 

[GrandOldTeam]

I think he could last 18 months just out of stubbornness to keep a manager for a while, but ultimately he hasn't got a prayer of lasting any longer.

It's a hopeless appointment, really is.

I think fans will turn on the Brands simultaneously which could change that.

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

Doesn’t matter who it is really does it.

This job is like no other. Any manager walking into this current crock of duds has a massive job on his hands.

He can make himself an instant hero if he walks in and tells Delph, Gomes & Iwobi to start looking for new clubs

Gomes could well be our new captain given their previous association.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

What happens with these polls time after time is whenever there's media sway towards one name, everyone then votes for that name.

Watch the Nuno vote fly up now from 5%.

11% now.

 

[Thomasc]

So he’s being judged totally on his last season, is that right?
The 2 seasons previously Wolves were not bad to watch from my memory.

 

[Lanolin]

Ok. So I take it you accepted the 8th, 10th and 12th before that, two of them provided by an alleged world class manager?
That’s the problem with fans, the eternal tightrope between optimism and expectation.
We had about 15-20% of our lot wanting him gone last season for how dull it was, another large group saying give him til Christmas next season when got Jiménez back, and the rest along the lines of ‘what are you talking about, this is still the best for nearly half a century’.

Then there were the few old farts that remember winning titles in the 50s that didn’t think 7th was anything to be happy about, it’s a disgrace that we haven’t won a cup yet.

You’ve got to actually put your expectation level into context. Should you be doing better than you are? Yes. Should Everton be finishing that low with their spend in the Moshiri era? No.
Would getting back to being the ‘best of the rest‘ actually be an achievement considering recent finishes: yes.
If a manager leaves a club better than they found it, especially relative to budget, then they’ve succeeded. By that metric, Nuno was a success. Every manager at Everton since Moshiri’s millions has failed.

No we didn’t accept it, that’s literally the point being made to you.

 

[Dougie]

I can’t wait to see all of Nuno 100 backroom staff, having to sit in the family enclosure due to us having a small dugout.

 

[Khalekan]

Be great if his first sugning is Traore

 

[Alan Whittle]

That’s the problem with fans, the eternal tightrope between optimism and expectation.
We had about 15-20% of our lot wanting him gone last season for how dull it was, and the rest along the lines of ‘what are you talking about, this is still the best for nearly half a century’.

Ha Ha. Football fans are universal. This was Palace under Hodgson.

 

[dholliday]

oddschecker have Nuno at best 1/12.

it unfortunately is on. @Eggs

underwhelming. can't we have a bit of fun with Dunc before appointing middle-of-the-road managers?

 

[longers]

Be great if his first sugning is Traore

Adama “no goals, no assists but tonk thighs so he must be good” Traore ?

 

[DanB90]

Am I right in thinking he’s another manager with a rigid system and no plan B?

 

[Blueclouds]

Nuno better bring in Trincao

 

[Thomasc]

Ok. So I take it you accepted the 8th, 10th and 12th before that, two of them provided by an alleged world class manager?
That’s the problem with fans, the eternal tightrope between optimism and expectation.
We had about 15-20% of our lot wanting him gone last season for how dull it was, another large group saying give him til Christmas next season when got Jiménez back, and the rest along the lines of ‘what are you talking about, this is still the best for nearly half a century’.

Then there were the few old farts that remember winning titles in the 50s that didn’t think 7th was anything to be happy about, it’s a disgrace that we haven’t won a cup yet.

You’ve got to actually put your expectation level into context. Should you be doing better than you are? Yes. Should Everton be finishing that low with their spend in the Moshiri era? No.
Would getting back to being the ‘best of the rest‘ actually be an achievement considering recent finishes: yes.
If a manager leaves a club better than they found it, especially relative to budget, then they’ve succeeded. By that metric, Nuno was a success. Every manager at Everton since Moshiri’s millions has failed.

Amongst all the self entitlement and cry arsing, this is the best post in here.

 

[nsno-chris]

So he’s being judged totally on his last season, is that right?
The 2 seasons previously Wolves were not bad to watch from my memory.

They were. They sat deep and counter attacked; exactly the same style that you’ve just slated Ancelotti for doing