Next Everton Manager

[efcforever]

Probably doesn't mean anything but Marco Silva refused to comment on becoming our next manager. If he wasn't in the frame why not just deny it and say he's happy at Watford.

 

[everton2004]

Ok, I'm confused. So the source on Twitter was wrong and now it's not Dyche being announced today, it's Allardyce tomorrow? Blimey, make your mind up.

 

[bluestevon]

Forgot about that.

This is just terrible news if true.

I still have hope this is just placing pressure on other managers elsewhere to commit.

See my later post mate on why for the club it means Walsh has gotten his wish, as a Real DoF is in effect above a manager in the hierarchy you reckon that his former scout is gonna be able to be above Allardyce

We will 'survive' - yup - but whoever follows after Allardyce will have an utter shambles remaining here - and i mean one that makes the last two managers - and what dross they inherited in large parts seem a picnic

 

[nsno-chris]

Sorry, I cant see Walsh as some evil world leader type.

He's just a scout. He has no impact on the big decisions made at EFC. He provides lists of possible players to choose from, just as he did at Leicester.

Chief Scout at Leicester

DoF at Everton

Massive difference, and his view will be heard on recruiting the next manager

 

[Cork Evertonian]

I'd take Sean Dyche for a few seasons over Fat Sam.I think Dyche would do a decent job for us.But can he bring us the attractive attacking football, trophies and regular champions league football, with a view to being title contenders, that we Evertonians demand?Dyche will do a solid job for us, but i have a feeling that his reign would be all about, putting in place some solid foundations, for his successor to build on.

 

[Khalekan]

Small markets etc etc but Allardyce has gone odds on on the Exchange as well as everywhere else

Yes, a two hundred nicker bet would bring the odds tumbling down

 

[Khalekan]

Telegraph say same thing.

In the name of God, make it stop, please.

 

[AdamEFC]

We have a good week from now to get someone in and prepare for Palace. We don't have the 2 weeks that have just gone by.

I'd rather leave Unsworth in charge and take more time to get a manager that is actually good, rather than give it to Big Sam who will spunk a load more cash on a bunch of yard dogs in January.

 

[davek]

See my later post mate on why for the club it means Walsh has gotten his wish, as a Real DoF is in effect above a manager in the hierarchy you reckon that his former scout is gonna be able to be above Allardyce

We will 'survive' - yup - but whoever follows after Allardyce will have an utter shambles remaining here - and i mean one that makes the last two managers - and what dross they inherited in large parts seem a picnic

Agreed 100%

It's false economy to bring in that man. Long term we'll be in tatters. And is the personnel here to even make sense to turn to hoofball Allardyce?

It makes no sense.

 

[Mrk]

I'd take Sean Dyche for a few seasons over Fat Sam.I think Dyche would do a decent job for us.But can he bring us the attractive attacking football, trophies and regular champions league football, with a view to being title contenders, that we Evertonians demand?Dyche will do a solid job for us, but i have a feeling that his reign would be all about, putting in place some solid foundations, for his successor to build on.

If it came down to a choice between them, I'd choose Dyche every day of the week. He's younger and has something to prove, whereas Sam is just looking for one last big payoff before retiring.

 

[Ring master]

In the name of God, make it stop, please.

I am just hoping King is late to the news as that was supposedly last week,its dyche all the way above sam for me,if any of them,cant even think of sam comming and been classed as saving us when we dont actually need saving-even if till the end of the season etc lol [uness the same in last 10 games etc]

 

[Cork Evertonian]

In the name of God, make it stop, please.

You get out of bed, with a bit of pep in your step after Everton winning.Turn on the PC, log onto GOT, and find out that Big Sam will be the next Everton manager.Talk about the day ending, before it even began.lol

 

[mkrudden]

Agreed 100%

It's false economy to bring in that man. Long term we'll be in tatters. And is the personnel here to even make sense to turn to hoofball Allardyce?

It makes no sense.

Bolton under Sam didn't play hoof ball!

 

[neil999]

Only hope he is getting interviewed to flush out or help with negotiations on other candidates

 

[orly]

Bolton under Sam didn't play hoof ball!

Actually, they did. You're thinking 'but they had Okocha!!!' - but the tactic was to hit it long to Davies and let Okocha do all the work with the second ball in the final third - he was never likely to drop deep for it.

It was quite similar to Moyes in that way; get the ball into the final third ASAP.