Next Everton Manager

[MickA]

A long contract doesn't mean a thing to him if he was to walk out on them. He's only been there a few months.

I don't want any long contracts, I want short ones measured on success.

Long term planning is for middling clubs who suddenly find their long term man poached just when things get interesting.

 

[KaiserEFC]

Bielsa when he gets binned by Lille *taps nose*
You heard it here first.
My sources are telling me this.
Heard it from a mate of Bielsas Year 4 geography teacher.
Rome wasn’t built in a day.
Thank you and good night x
Etc.

 

[mkrudden]

Mosh talking to Big Sam according to a newspaper.
Good news.

 

[matty1878]

I thought we would had it done by now. Surprised we haven't no lol so looks like nxt week then whoever gets the keys to the castle.

 

[Gladystweet]

Mosh talking to Big Sam according to a newspaper.
Good news.

You've got your wires crossed mate.
It's a headline in a newspaper. "Big Sam TAKING dosh". Another sting operation apparently....

 

[davek]

If we get a fire-fighter manager in like Allardyce or Hiddink the credibility of this club that's been built up over the past 15 years will be swept away.

It will place us on the same level of the Palace's, Sunderland's, West Ham's of this world.

An utter humiliation made worse by the belief that we were actually going to be moving to a better level than 'credible' under a new leadership.

 

[willo30]

If we get a fire-fighter manager in like Allardyce or Hiddink the credibility of this club that's been built up over the past 15 years will be swept away.

It will place us on the same level of the Palace's, Sunderland's, West Ham's of this world.

An utter humiliation made worse by the belief that we were actually going to be moving to a better level than 'credible' under a new leadership.

Don't think we are anywhere close to needing a firefighter yet. A good manager can sort these players out to have us much higher in the league.

 

[davek]

Don't think we are anywhere close to needing a firefighter yet. A good manager can sort these players out to have us much higher in the league.

I agree. But I believe we have an owner who's taken fright at the prospect of not arresting this decline and imperilling his investment.

It underlines just what a royal mess of this club Moshiri has made when I find myself hoping that Sean Dyche arrives.

 

[Tubey]

If we get a fire-fighter manager in like Allardyce or Hiddink the credibility of this club that's been built up over the past 15 years will be swept away.

It will place us on the same level of the Palace's, Sunderland's, West Ham's of this world.

An utter humiliation made worse by the belief that we were actually going to be moving to a better level than 'credible' under a new leadership.

Hiddink is miles above Allardyce in terms of class. They shouldn't be in the same bracket.

 

[davek]

Hiddink is miles above Allardyce in terms of class. They shouldn't be in the same bracket.

The principle is the same though, no matter the style of football.

We need rescuing...after spending the greatest amount of cash we've ever seen.

That's happened on this owner's watch.

 

[COYBL25]

If we get a fire-fighter manager in like Allardyce or Hiddink the credibility of this club that's been built up over the past 15 years will be swept away.

It will place us on the same level of the Palace's, Sunderland's, West Ham's of this world.

An utter humiliation made worse by the belief that we were actually going to be moving to a better level than 'credible' under a new leadership.

It also smacks of desperation and panic, which as you rightly say will affect the credibility of the club no end.

It'll will affect the calibre of future signings too.

 

[Bluerobins]

The principle is the same though, no matter the style of football.

We need rescuing...after spending the greatest amount of cash we've ever seen.

That's happened on this owner's watch.

I agree but we can all make mistakes. He trusted Koeman and got his fingers burnt. He trusted others in the organisation and have possibly found them out. If he reacts positively to all of this (over the next 6 months) I will give him the benefit

 

[trueblue10]

I agree. But I believe we have an owner who's taken fright at the prospect of not arresting this decline and imperilling his investment.

It underlines just what a royal mess of this club Moshiri has made when I find myself hoping that Sean Dyche arrives.

Go back a page and read my post

 

[Seathestars]

The principle is the same though, no matter the style of football.

We need rescuing...after spending the greatest amount of cash we've ever seen.

That's happened on this owner's watch.

Yep, I find it hard to believe he's a self made billionaire. Its almost comical how this club is run, or has been run so far under his leadership.

 

[davek]

It also smacks of desperation and panic, which as you rightly say will affect the credibility of the club no end.

It'll will affect the calibre of future signings too.

It places Moshiri in the category of a David Gold, Simon Jordan or Ellis Short.