Next Everton Manager

[Damo W]

A question for people.

Do we want someone who is going to coach for a short period time i.e. Koeman?

Someone who is going to build a club over a long period of time? i.e Moyes.

Obviously its not a Moyes Vs Koeman thing and there is potential value in both approaches, should we loo at manager with a narrow objectives, or look at a long term approach to building

I sit in the middle, maybe as I look at football diffident now from even when Moyes was here.

You want a long term foundation laid so improvement on alll things that the manager is only one part of this.

If the manager stays short or long term the fabric, the approach by the club doesn't change and the manager and club work together to put his training and match winning philosophy in place.

The question mark is on Steve Walsh, where does he figure in this short or long term approach and what manager/'s fits into what should be a successful Everton future

 

[Sharpies volley]

Last seasons team v Man City 4-0 win. One player missing from squad Lukaku. See what happens.

Don't understand what you're trying to point out. If it's that this team isn't in need of more than a tweak you're dreaming, it's a shambles.

 

[Jayhow15]

Don't understand what you're trying to point out. If it's that this team isn't in need of more than a tweak you're dreaming, it's a shambles.

Does desperately need a striker tho. Think that's his point.

 

[Rugby Toffee]

According to InfoMercato, ex-Aston Villa manager Rémi Garde is a name on Everton’s shortlist

 

[Sharpies volley]

Does desperately need a striker tho. Think that's his point.

Yeah apologies if I misunderstood. We do need a striker but that's no excuse for being totally disorganised and allowing teams to beat us quite easily

 

[dublinbluenose]

Interesting that Moyes had no premiership experience, whereas Koeman did. Though Moyes seemed to get Everton and I think that's a big thing.

The romantic in me wants Unsworth to go a few steps further than Moyes. And preferably, a bit quicker!

I'd argue the opposite - he got Bill but not Everton. He shunned the history of the club and I firmly believe he always saw us a stepping stone for himself and players.

For all his faults, Martinez certainly got Everton.

 

[Woolly Blue]

Not true, I love @Woolly Blue

Perfectly understandable.

Anyway, if Unsworth and Walsh have a good working relationship, I'm warming to the idea of Rhino as a permanent appointment. It has it's risks, and it wouldn't be my first choice, but it might work.

 

[Ron Swanson]

Unsworth is an overly romantic choice that could seriously damage the club if it doesn't work out. We're in 18th and have had a disastrous start to the season, we can't afford to [Poor language removed] about with the appointment. We need someone that can change things and do it quickly.

 

[Sy-]

Unsworth is an overly romantic choice that could seriously damage the club if it doesn't work out. We're in 18th and have had a disastrous start to the season, we can't afford to [Poor language removed] about with the appointment. We need someone that can change things and do it quickly.

Agree, and it could damage the fan relationship with a popular ex player and brilliant U23 manager.

I do have a feeling however, that he will put square pegs in square holes and play basic solid football with basic solid hard-working players, IMO this is exactly what we need in the short term.

Will he produce the kind of free-flowing football we saw in Martinez' first season? probably not, but hopefully he can steady the ship while we look for that person.

 

[Brownie]

I think if Unsworth does half-decently he will get the job.

 

[Goodison87]

Once Everton Tuchel'd you, nothing will be the same...

 

[ijjysmith]

Honestly couldn’t say who I’d really like at the moment.

There’s no obvious stand out option.

I just hope Unsworth can drag something out of these mercenaries for the time being.

 

[matty1878]

I think if Unsworth does half-decently he will get the job.

It just doesn't seem to fit when they try step up.

 

[matty1878]

Perfectly understandable.

Anyway, if Unsworth and Walsh have a good working relationship, I'm warming to the idea of Rhino as a permanent appointment. It has it's risks, and it wouldn't be my first choice, but it might work.

Who's your first choice?

 

[The Legend of Southall]

A question for people.

Do we want someone who is going to coach for a short period time i.e. Koeman?

Someone who is going to build a club over a long period of time? i.e Moyes.

Obviously its not a Moyes Vs Koeman thing and there is potential value in both approaches, should we loo at manager with a narrow objectives, or look at a long term approach to building

Been pondering this myself. Essentially either method works, given it's the right appointment. Question is, what is the boards take on this?

The only way we'll know what they're thinking is when they appoint a young up and comer, or an established manager with pedigree. Certainly more of the former available, and can't see many of the latter who'd be willing to come