Next Everton Manager

[orly]

Guus Hiddink, much better.

 

[Milkman]

It's going to be Dyche isn't it. Think I might lay off the Everton for a while if that happens. Maybe try out that bleach that's been going around.

 

[Bud McBlokeski]

I may have called him a croaky voiced bingo caller, but in all seriousness, he's actually a pretty decent manager. The goal they scored against us was the culmination of 24 passes, and he clearly shows no fear of so called "bigger" clubs. Plus he knows how to defend.

 

[Billy Dean]

Quite the contrary I would expect, they get on very well

Oh that's interesting. Didn't know that. Wouldn't have thought an ego like his would tolerate a DOF.

 

[GwladysBlue]

I'd take Hiddink on a rolling contract. Even if he did destroy my dreams in May 2009.

 

[ijjysmith]

Crikey Ijjy - could it work?

Only one way to find out Navo. We’ve tried everything else.

 

[jayonenote]

What happened to that shakhtar manager link?

Its gone quiet on that front but doing really well in CL another good result ladt night

 

[orly]

WE WANT GUUS PLEASE EV

 

[samsonthedog1]

Guys Hiddink is interesting, he's about 100 though isn't he?

 

[Azza]

Fact is any manager is going to need to buy players in Jan. Unless they can perform miracles.

So there is massive pressue on Steve Walsh imo.

 

[Saint Domingo]

WE WANT GUUS PLEASE EV

Read this without reading the thread and thought you meant Poyet....

 

[Saint Domingo]

Weird how Leicester can secure their new manager very quickly yet Everton seemed to have fired theirs with no succession plan in place at all. Almost as if no one at Everton plans for anything....

 

[orly]

Read this without reading the thread and thought you meant Poyet....

Haha, that would be as bad as the current options.

If Hiddink fancied it he'd have to be the choice.

 

[willo30]

Anyone tell me what the issue is with Sam? Serious question as he seems to get a lot of bad rep for no reason.

For me what he does and does well is work with the tools he has available. He plays to players strengths unlike our last 2 managers. No round pegs in square holes. West Ham he had a target man (Carroll) and used him. Sunderland he had a small nippy striker (Defoe) and used him.

To me he doesn't have a style he calls his own he adapts to the players he has. You'd probably have to go back to Bolton to see a style attributed to him and they were pretty decent. This is probably the only reservation I have against him when it come to style does he even know so how could he build his team.

I'd have no problem him working with us as I don't think he's ever worked with a group of players as good as ours, the group is just low on confidence.

Tuchel would be my first choice but out of all the others I'd take Sam.

 

[Gareth Hill]

Still no clue then??