Next Everton Manager

[Joey66]

It's not happening they won't chance unsworth

Lets see what the situation is after the next 4 games!

 

[nsno-chris]

Do you mean the type of manager that doesn't go to Chelsea or the pit expecting to lose?

No the type of manager that’s never had experience of big teams, the pressure it brings and the ability to cope with big egos

But hats off to getting a few good results early on. George Burley once achieved such a feat, as did mike Walker and that turned out well

 

[neil999]

I swear to God if Mourinho was in this poll Unsworth would stil be leading it! Goodness...

 

[B17BLG]

How long dobwe have to wait until a poll comes around like this and the ginger scruff Moyes doesn't make an appearance?????

 

[OneTrueLegend]

How long dobwe have to wait until a poll comes around like this and the ginger scruff Moyes doesn't make an appearance?????

Don't worry, he has thrown his hat in the ring for the Scotland managers job, Unsworth will get the job, till the summer and then depending on his performance, will either get a contract or we bring in a "big name"

 

[ijjysmith]

Don't worry, he has thrown his hat in the ring for the Scotland managers job, Unsworth will get the job, till the summer and then depending on his performance, will either get a contract or we bring in a "big name"

No he hasn’t. He said he wanted to return to club management before taking that job.

The fear is real.

 

[jinkyali]

I think one major reason Rhino will be a dark horse is that with our football structure in place, I.e DOF / Academy pathway etc, the idea central to it all was that managers could come and go without impacting the culture/regime in place too much .

It could be argued he is a hugely suitable candidate based on his history with the current structure/ relationships with players and staff and it also allows the football structure and in particular Walsh to still be relevant.

Would a big name want to risk his association with a club whom he doesn't seemingly have the final say on all things football?
Koeman did granted, but I think it was the timing for him which presented him with an opportunity to leave Saints/earn big money and get a good project to take on here.

 

[Sir Alan]

Tuchel for me, we would add pace for a start and have some sort of identity.

If not Rhino isn’t it.

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

I think one major reason Rhino will be a dark horse is that with our football structure in place, I.e DOF / Academy pathway etc, the idea central to it all was that managers could come and go without impacting the culture/regime in place too much .

It could be argued he is a hugely suitable candidate based on his history with the current structure/ relationships with players and staff and it also allows the football structure and in particular Walsh to still be relevant.

Would a big name want to risk his association with a club whom he doesn't seemingly have the final say on all things football?
Koeman did granted, but I think it was the timing for him which presented him with an opportunity to leave Saints/earn big money and get a good project to take on here.

I think a hell of a lot of top managers work with DoFs to be honest.

 

[OneTrueLegend]

No he hasn’t. He said he wanted to return to club management before taking that job.

The fear is real.

I heard him on the radio this morning saying how it would be an honour to manage Scotland and how he could not turn it down IF he was offered it. Then he went on to say how managers of national teams should be from the country they are managing and after that i sort of zoned out

He won't come back to us anyway, Moshiri wouldn't have him, if bill was still owner moyes would be manager now

 

[Rudolf Hucker]

I think one major reason Rhino will be a dark horse is that with our football structure in place, I.e DOF / Academy pathway etc, the idea central to it all was that managers could come and go without impacting the culture/regime in place too much .

It could be argued he is a hugely suitable candidate based on his history with the current structure/ relationships with players and staff and it also allows the football structure and in particular Walsh to still be relevant.

Would a big name want to risk his association with a club whom he doesn't seemingly have the final say on all things football?
Koeman did granted, but I think it was the timing for him which presented him with an opportunity to leave Saints/earn big money and get a good project to take on here.

Is Walsh actually Koeman’s boss though?

The management structure has never been explained.

I suspect Walsh was given a fancy title. His role appears to be glorified head scout, responsible for bringing future prospects. I would be amazed if Koeman has to answer to him or doesn’t have final say on all things 1st team.

 

[originalgreaserbob]

Is Walsh actually Koeman’s boss though?

The management structure has never been explained.

I suspect Walsh was given a fancy title. His role appears to be glorified head scout, responsible for bringing future prospects. I would be amazed if Koeman has to answer to him or doesn’t have final say on all things 1st team.

From what I remember reading, Koeman does have final say. Walsh brings him a list of players he likes and, as Koeman said, "We both have to agree" -- in other words, Koeman says yay or nay. And that's not to say that everyone we've gotten was one of Walsh's selections. For example, I really doubt Walsh was the first to suggest Rooney.

 

[Rudolf Hucker]

From what I remember reading, Koeman does have final say. Walsh brings him a list of players he likes and, as Koeman said, "We both have to agree" -- in other words, Koeman says yay or nay. And that's not to say that everyone we've gotten was one of Walsh's selections. For example, I really doubt Walsh was the first to suggest Rooney.

I imagine that’s correct.

So the Manager doesn’t report to him at all, which makes the DoF title look a bit stupid, doesn’t it?

 

[Nymzee]

I imagine that’s correct.

So the Manager doesn’t report to him at all, which makes the DoF title look a bit stupid, doesn’t it?

Why does it devalue the title of a Director of Football? What kind of things would Koeman have to report to Walsh anyway?

 

[Moomin]

Silva would do a job if Moonhead can't turn it around.