Next Everton Manager

[bitter-no-better]

Its an interesting choice, he's only ever managed in France and perhaps isn't the hungry type manager we should be after, seems very placid.

You could be correct. Who is your choice?

 

[brigadier]

have the club released a statement of who is in charge at the moment?

 

[Deco]

Aye, only Everton fans would say Ancelotti wasn't good enough...

Arguably the greatest manager of the last 20 years.

Nah, Unsworth is the right man for us. He's never been sacked. lol

 

[Connor]

have the club released a statement of who is in charge at the moment?

No, but all the trusted journo's have said it's Unsworth.

They've all been briefed.

 

[pedro789]

I'd like Tuchel, but pretty sure they'll want PL experience. So realistically Dyche or Silva. Silva going down, despite doing good job, too reminiscent of Martinez. So Det Insp Dyche, innit.

 

[uknightbreed]

I just think signing some foreign coach because of his name doesn't guarantee results.
what would ancelloti for example care if he fails here , he has nothing to prove.
look at koeman.

 

[Zatara]

You could be correct. Who is your choice?

I'd go for Unsworth and see how he does...

Then i'd probably go for a real left field choice like someone mentioned Gallardo at River Plate. The man has been sensational there.

Basically id like us to be the new Atletico Madrid.

 

[donny]

Makes unsworth lack of experience even more damning.

Also jewell never got relegated

Sorry my mistake with Jewell but don't think he has worked anywhere near the top level for years.It's a damning no.

 

[Black Belt Jones]

Better than Dyche or Unsworth.

TT is obviously on team TT but I doubt that's even remotely realistic. So team Mancini at least has some chance.

Mancini is a highly strung tit who falls out with people left and right - makes Koeman look like a friendly people person. He wouldn't last one week working with our squad of misfits.

Feel that our problems aren't going to be solved by a systems-type manager who is going to sit back and lay down some sort of blueprint for successful play with the existing squad. Seems to me like it needs to be someone much more hands on and involved with the players one to one, as they're lacking confidence, inspiration, and leadership on the park atm. Which normally means someone younger - someone who could do both would be great, obv.

 

[roydo]

Whats the boxes he needs to tick?

PL experience?
PL track record?
Lower league success?
European profile/success?
Flavour of the month?
Knows/gets EFC?

Not easy is it?

I personally would cry if the likes of Pardew or Moyes pitched up. That Tuchel (sic) lad ticks some boxes, but unproven in England. Dyche? *shrugs* could actually live with that. Lob out the "we are Everton ffs" shouts, as it stands, we are in a mess. THAT needs addressed, nowt else for now.

 

[Blues Harp]

Aye, only Everton fans would say Ancelotti wasn't good enough...

I like Ancelotti but don't think he is a "get us out of this s..t" manager...he is used to winning stuff with established well known players at bigger clubs than us.

 

[ijjysmith]

and ? ...... he would have been promoted from the conference to the prem with different teams in successive years.

hes learnt and earnt his trade the hard way

So what?

We’re Everton ffs. Not bloody Huddersfield. We need to stop getting managers who have never done anything of note from way down the leagues and just for once aim as high as we can.

 

[Zatara]

and ? ...... he would have been promoted from the conference to the prem with different teams in successive years.

hes learnt and earnt his trade the hard way

Don't you want to watch expansive attacking football

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

...I think he’d walk on broken glass for the job. Whatever job he takes could be a disaster for him, he’d jump at starting in the Premiership.

I agree, being a Blue is no reason to be given a job and I was against him but I believe he’s now worthy of consideration. He’s won a PL2 title against cash rich clubs with global young superstars in their teams. He’s demonstrated tactical nous making his teams hard to beat whilst having a threat at the other end of the pitch. It wasn’t a one-off, he’s lost lots of last years crop but still went to a City a few weeks ago and gave them a thumping.

More than that, he’s created an amazing team spirit. That can’t be overstated given he’s working with individuals who are essentially in competition with each other for contracts.

The big unknown is his ability in the transfer market. Saying that, we know he recommended the purchase of DCL to the Board. Also, the DoF makes this competency less of absolute necessity.

I understand your reasons , but for me he's a very competent youth manager but I doubt he would stand out as much in the PL. With no previous 1st team experience to judge him ,it's too much of a risk for me.
Also even with a DoF the manager is often the defining factor in convincing a player to sign. I could imagine a lot of players hearing an unknown former youth manager is the boss would swerve us , as much for questions of Unsworths longevity as anything else.
All in all its a definite no from me.

 

[Gladystweet]

have the club released a statement of who is in charge at the moment?

NOBODY knows who's in charge at Everton any more....