Next Everton Manager

[orly]

Unsy getting compared to Zidane and Guardiola again.

Wonderful stuff

 

[jayonenote]

Moshiri is abroad this weekend according to sky...

He lives abroad

 

[Black Belt Jones]

Anyone want the FSW ?

Maybe long term the FSW would be good - he's a shrewd tactician with clear ideas on how he wants to play. Always seems a bit of a cold, aloof person, though, so not sure how good he is at making players better. When he was at the RS it seemed like he was happy to buy 4 players just to find 1 he liked and the other 3 could go and live in a skip.
Right now, though, can you see our problems being solved by a new formation? Seems to me that it's far more of a case of getting belief, motivation and some smiles back into the squad, so someone without that man-manager dimension could struggle.

 

[Milkman]

Lucien Favre is pretty good. Would be happy with him. The Uns comes first though.

 

[ijjysmith]

Rumours of Ranieri

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

Moshiri is abroad this weekend according to sky...

Buenos Aires....'taps nose

 

[Gladystweet]

Rumours of Ranieri

Would could he do with an arguably more talented squad than he inherited at Leicester?..and I do mean arguably.
It's normally exciting talking about our next manager, but this time it's making my brain hurt.

 

[Mozza1987]

Some shouts on here, Big Sam ffs! This is Everton Football Club!

 

[Black Belt Jones]

Didn't Pep Guardiola and Zinedine Zidane start as reserve team managers at Barcelona/Real Madrid? Mourinho moved from assistant to manager in his first job? Surely the whole point of having a coaching structure in place at the club? Joachim Low did the same with Germany so that is the current FIFA manager of the year and the current world cup holder who have moved from reserves to first team manager.

Poch went from coaching the Espanol women's team (!) to the senior squad as his first position. Fair to say the appointment was greeted with incredulity [according to a mate of mine who has a ST at Espanol], but he proved himself immediately.

 

[Stanley Parker]

Right now, though, can you see our problems being solved by a new formation? Seems to me that it's far more of a case of getting belief, motivation and some smiles back into the squad, so someone without that man-manager dimension could struggle.

Our problem is with our squad, and will continue until we sign a centre forward - regardless of who manages the team.

By the end of December, we will be halfway through the season, and I doubt that we will have picked up many more points.

The rest of the season is likely to be a relegation battle. We will need someone to get us out of the bottom three rather than into the top four.

 

[blulouie]

Lucien Favre is pretty good. Would be happy with him. The Uns comes first though.

lollollollollol ....funny that.

 

[Thomasc]

Re the Allardyce comment, I will explain for the hard of reading! I didn't say I wanted him, I said he is a realistic candidate for the reasons I gave.

He's far more realistic than some of the names put forward so far.

 

[paul11]

Poch went from coaching the Espanol women's team (!) to the senior squad as his first position. Fair to say the appointment was greeted with incredulity [according to a mate of mine who has a ST at Espanol], but he proved himself immediately.

Shall we go for Mark Sampson then?

 

[toffeejack]

Give me one positive reason why Ancelotti or Tuchel would choose Everton? Get real, we are no longer a big club?

that's the spirit

 

[AsiaAsia82]

Can I ask why there are no female or black candidates on this list?