Next Everton Manager

[Sir Alan]

Didn't know that.

Hmmm.

What you hmmm about Dave?

 

[davek]

What you hmmm about Dave?

Just wary of the connection between Walsh and a possible rubbish new manager.

 

[Walken]

A cowardly grass, mediocre former player and chubby boxer have their say, your license fee contributed to this, think about that for a while
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/41789160

 

[zzebra]

i dont know but if he did then i would assume his mate Allardyce would be top of his list.

Thinking about it any new manager will have to be happy to work with a DOF. Many wouldn't be.

Sam basically said too in that BEIN interview he leaves the scouting network to find players as he doesn't have the time.

If they are mates already there could be some mileage in it.

 

[ianefc]

Sky Sports dedicating first 10 mins to Everton on MNF

 

[orly]

A cowardly grass, mediocre former player and chubby boxer have their say, your license fee contributed to this, think about that for a while
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/41789160

They can't even commit to a single choice.

Notice the absolute ratfink snake in the grass Skem Snitch backpeddling on his recent Moyes comments there too. Unreal grassing.

 

[dannyboy]

Sky Sports dedicating first 10 mins to Everton on MNF

Difficult to disagree with anything Carragher said there. A lot of people are desperate to see us play 'attractive football' but are these players even capable of that whilst winning matches in the process?

I'm sure Unsworth is aware how plenty of fans yearn for entertaining stuff. It's probably why he failed to be pragmatic yesterday.

 

[DIreland31]

I know people will blame fixture calendar/lack of a new striker but after this weekend it’s clear we need a manager who’s primary tactic is to not lose a game. A defensive minded manager will win points (and prevent losing points more importantly), this mentality comes with premier league experience, which is where I think the board should be looking for when choosing the next boss.

Unsworth/tuchel/alonso all lack this experience which could prove key come May.

 

[Tchnique]

Difficult to disagree with anything Carragher said there. A lot of people are desperate to see us play 'attractive football' but are these players even capable of that whilst winning matches in the process?

I'm sure Unsworth is aware how plenty of fans yearn for entertaining stuff. It's probably why he failed to be pragmatic yesterday.

Should be yearning for points.

 

[nickDtoffee]

To me it looks more and more likely that Big Sam will take over. Certainly not my cup of tea. We badly need Coleman Barkley and Bolasie back.

 

[Kev The Rat]

Interesting to note that Coleman for reasons which I cannot fathom has moved into second favourite.

 

[royalblue66]

Interesting to note that Coleman for reasons which I cannot fathom has moved into second favourite.

Ashley must have had a word with Bill.

 

[matty1878]

Interesting to note that Coleman for reasons which I cannot fathom has moved into second favourite.

Christ. Weres that vodka

 

[maccavennie]

Interesting to note that Coleman for reasons which I cannot fathom has moved into second favourite.

Someone's put a £1 bet on that's all. Doesn't take much to get these managers odds getting slashed.

I'll vomit if Sam Allardyce becomes Everton manager I really will.

 

[Kev The Rat]

Someone's put a £1 bet on that's all. Doesn't take much to get these managers odds getting slashed.

I'll vomit if Sam Allardyce becomes Everton manager I really will.

maybe, but then you'd have to ask yourself why the incumbent is openly available at 7/1 or 8/1 if something wasn't fairly imminent, or if everyone was clueless.