The Blue Watch
Player Valuation: £15m
Need to go all out for Tuchel here.
Dyche won't do.
Dyche won't do.
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davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Just tweeted him. Offered him the Everton job, then I seen this
...and rescinded the offer.
What is usmanov will sell his shares now and join moshiri on the condition that he can bring wenger to the club
Thoughts.....
Thoughts.....
Toast
Player Valuation: £80m
Chuck a Slazenger logo on his top and he would look like a bag head from Birkenhead.
Toffeeslam
Player Valuation: £35m
Remember Moshiri employed a team of advisors to bring in our last manager?
Let's hope he doesn't use them again.
I do wish people would leave the Liverpool defence out of this. It’s supposed to be an Everton forum
orly
Please check with me for Blammo criteria
*frandel
Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
hes defo wearing Lonsdale slip on trainers
Decent write up from McNulty.
Who's next?
Carlo Ancelotti
Ancelotti was sacked by Bayern Munich in September after only one full season
The Italian insists he will be taking a sabbatical until next summer after his sacking by Bayern Munich. He usually steps into elite projects. Everton could make it worth his while financially - but would he really be interested?
Thomas Tuchel
The 44-year-old German is highly regarded and available after leaving Borussia Dortmund. He may need some persuading but is known to admire the Premier League and Everton could put together an attractive package.
Eddie Howe
Howe got Bournemouth promoted to the Premier League in 2015
Howe has built his reputation at Bournemouth and is a lifelong Everton fan. Will he feel he has taken the Cherries as far as he can? The 39-year-old has the sort of personality and background Everton chairman Bill Kenwright would like - but is it actually Kenwright's decision?
Sean Dyche
Dyche's stock is high after his work at Burnley and he may yet get the call from others. Would be intriguing to see him in charge of a bigger club with higher expectations.
Rafael Benitez
Benitez won the Champions League with Merseyside rivals Liverpool in 2005
A real wildcard this one - but a proven manager who still lives almost on the banks of the Mersey. Would the Spaniard or Everton be able to see past his Liverpool connections? And would he leave Newcastle United just when some takeover investment may be arriving?
David Unsworth
Everton's outstanding under-23 coach is highly regarded at Goodison Park and considered a future manager - but may not be ready for that big step just yet.
Sam Allardyce
A firefighter supreme who often bemoans his lack of opportunities at the top end of the Premier League. The former England boss is a real outsider but these are strange times.
David Moyes
Could former Everton manager Moyes replace Koeman?
There are reports of a possible return but the Scot has had two sackings at Manchester United and Real Sociedad and a dire relegation at Sunderland since he left Everton in 2013 after 11 years.
The 54-year-old is regarded as a figure from the club's past whose career has headed downhill since he left - and he is not a name likely to be well received by a majority of fans, who would regard any such move as devoid of ambition and imagination.
Marco Silva
The 40-year-old Portuguese is building a big reputation at Watford. He is tactically astute and a young, emerging coach - but he has only just got to Vicarage Road.
Mikel Arteta
This may seem like a long shot but the former Everton midfielder is still highly regarded at Goodison Park and is building his reputation as part of Pep Guardiola's backroom team at Manchester City. It would be a risk but one Everton may feel is worth taking.
Only 1 name stands out for me, Tuchel.
Who's next?
Carlo Ancelotti
Ancelotti was sacked by Bayern Munich in September after only one full season
The Italian insists he will be taking a sabbatical until next summer after his sacking by Bayern Munich. He usually steps into elite projects. Everton could make it worth his while financially - but would he really be interested?
Thomas Tuchel
The 44-year-old German is highly regarded and available after leaving Borussia Dortmund. He may need some persuading but is known to admire the Premier League and Everton could put together an attractive package.
Eddie Howe
Howe got Bournemouth promoted to the Premier League in 2015
Howe has built his reputation at Bournemouth and is a lifelong Everton fan. Will he feel he has taken the Cherries as far as he can? The 39-year-old has the sort of personality and background Everton chairman Bill Kenwright would like - but is it actually Kenwright's decision?
Sean Dyche
Dyche's stock is high after his work at Burnley and he may yet get the call from others. Would be intriguing to see him in charge of a bigger club with higher expectations.
Rafael Benitez
Benitez won the Champions League with Merseyside rivals Liverpool in 2005
A real wildcard this one - but a proven manager who still lives almost on the banks of the Mersey. Would the Spaniard or Everton be able to see past his Liverpool connections? And would he leave Newcastle United just when some takeover investment may be arriving?
David Unsworth
Everton's outstanding under-23 coach is highly regarded at Goodison Park and considered a future manager - but may not be ready for that big step just yet.
Sam Allardyce
A firefighter supreme who often bemoans his lack of opportunities at the top end of the Premier League. The former England boss is a real outsider but these are strange times.
David Moyes
Could former Everton manager Moyes replace Koeman?
There are reports of a possible return but the Scot has had two sackings at Manchester United and Real Sociedad and a dire relegation at Sunderland since he left Everton in 2013 after 11 years.
The 54-year-old is regarded as a figure from the club's past whose career has headed downhill since he left - and he is not a name likely to be well received by a majority of fans, who would regard any such move as devoid of ambition and imagination.
Marco Silva
The 40-year-old Portuguese is building a big reputation at Watford. He is tactically astute and a young, emerging coach - but he has only just got to Vicarage Road.
Mikel Arteta
This may seem like a long shot but the former Everton midfielder is still highly regarded at Goodison Park and is building his reputation as part of Pep Guardiola's backroom team at Manchester City. It would be a risk but one Everton may feel is worth taking.
Only 1 name stands out for me, Tuchel.
Welcome to the Rodgers fan club! What's that, you never signed up?? That's too bad, you're one of us and will be listed as a donor on all marketing materials
dandydan
Player Valuation: £40m
Dead inside thanks to Everton. But wee Gordie will breathe life into me and Everton.
You need to get in the bin lad with me lol
And a pair of Kickers lol
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