Next Everton Manager

[TheFinnFan]

Let's see how "fiercely ambitious " we are. Tuchel is unattached, no compensation. Do it Everton.

Pretty sure we are after him heavily

 

[MickA]

the top 6 arent in the bottom 3(that makes no sense but it does)

i no longer want dyche, i am going to constantly change my mind

But it's not the test is it, because we're a million miles away from being able to lay a finger on the top 6.

On the pitch maybe. Off it?

It's like we have a collective multiple personality disorder. One minute we're banging on about NSNO, the next we're actively touting the likes of Dyche/Allardyce to come and manage us.

Aim higher.

 

[neil999]

On the pitch maybe. Off it?

It's like we have a collective multiple personality disorder. One minute we're banging on about NSNO, the next we're actively touting the likes of Dyche/Allardyce to come and manage us.

Aim higher.

who do you want?

things have changed, we may not be able to attract the upper levels of manager...

 

[matty1878]

It's happening....

I swear I'm done if this happens

 

[matty1878]

the one thing with allardyce is he would be easier to get on a one year contract than the other plodders....

Thing is then kenwright would give him a 50 year contract and were then stuck with even worse football even tho he's done his job by keeping us up.

 

[matty1878]

It's happening....

I remember west ham chanting you've got no manager and us chanting you've got Sam allardayce.... Oh god how the tables have turned

 

[Jay]

I see them all out of the picture by the summer if not earlier, Beni & Kieran are loan fodder in my mind, Ross & James sold (FA) and Wayne retires


Davy hasn't been given a fair crack of the whip yet, people trot out the 'dutch league this and that' but I think he's a better chance of a starting place that Davies, granted Davies is not a #10 but Davy can play in midfield.

No way Wayne retires before his 2 years contact runs down

 

[MickA]

who do you want?

things have changed, we may not be able to attract the upper levels of manager...

I've already said Benitez. Don't like the fella but the critical thing now is to get organised and hard to beat and he does that with teams.

To be perfectly honest I think the whole thing is ridiculous and we'll be built on sand until we get a proper structure in place. Defined way of playing throughout the Club, scouts who know who to target, cutting edge fitness/health teams, stats analysis and a very clearly defined transfer system. Everybody at the Club should be under no illusions as to roles and responsibilities and that will reduce stress levels when we change manager. It's a short term job now, there's no legacy leaving and we need to adapt. Until that is put in place we'll limp on I reckon hence Benitez as he can at least provide stability on the pitch (I do acknowledge the feeling it would cause though).

 

[D410]

I agree on that and I think Allardyce in particular would want to see the colour of Moshiri’s money in that regard. Getting the right manager doesn’t fix the issue on its own without a targeted but big spend.

I shudder to think at what Walsh’s recommendations are - if there is money to spend it should be left to the manager alone.

Agreed - our future premiership existence is bigger than Steve Walsh.

 

[Bullet]

Here's a recording of a spirited debate on the next manager from two passionate Evertonians named Joey and Jim.
https://talksport.com/football/jim-...ers-clash-over-david-unsworth-comments-listen

 

[Gareth Hill]

I'd like to think Moshiri is talking to Tuchel as we speak.
Just offer him whatever he wants

 

[Joey66]

One thing I have learnt over when we go after a manager all the names in the frame it ends up being someone completely different or the outsider!
who ever gets the job needs a magic wand!

 

[matty1878]

I've already said Benitez. Don't like the fella but the critical thing now is to get organised and hard to beat and he does that with teams.

To be perfectly honest I think the whole thing is ridiculous and we'll be built on sand until we get a proper structure in place. Defined way of playing throughout the Club, scouts who know who to target, cutting edge fitness/health teams, stats analysis and a very clearly defined transfer system. Everybody at the Club should be under no illusions as to roles and responsibilities and that will reduce stress levels when we change manager. It's a short term job now, there's no legacy leaving and we need to adapt. Until that is put in place we'll limp on I reckon hence Benitez as he can at least provide stability on the pitch (I do acknowledge the feeling it would cause though).

He's already ruled us out.

 

[matty1878]

I'd like to think Moshiri is talking to Tuchel as we speak.
Just offer him whatever he wants

We can only wish. Sadly I bet were not

 

[Blues Harp]

One thing I have learnt over when we go after a manager all the names in the frame it ends up being someone completely different or the outsider!
who ever gets the job needs a magic wand!

Give it to Harry.



















Potter.