Next Everton Manager

Manager?

  • Rhino

    Votes: 85 8.7%

  • Tuchel

    Votes: 168 17.2%

  • Simeone

    Votes: 259 26.6%

  • Dyche

    Votes: 59 6.1%

  • Allardyce

    Votes: 91 9.3%

  • Silva

    Votes: 283 29.0%

  • Hiddink

    Votes: 30 3.1%
  • Total voters
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toffeejack said:
No need to rush it. The managers aren't out there and our season is full of dead rubbers until the fa cup starts.
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Disagree mate. Undoubtedly we have an easier set of games coming up but given the situation we are in it's imperative we treat every game like a must win cup tie. We have to maximise our return from these matches as we've shown we're just not upto it against the big boys.
 

Chris O'Connor said:
Any appointment of Unsworth is sentiment ruling above reason for me.

If the last 4 games were his audition I struggle to see how he's passed it; unfortunate to lose against Chelsea, dogshit at Leicester, terrible in Lyon and very lucky to beat Watford.

Played 4, lost 3, scored 4, conceded 9. Is that our new manager honeymoon period? Worrying.

It just says to me that we're letting a fluked win against Watford paper over a chasm rather than just a crack.

To me it stinks of jobs for the boys and I find that sickening
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100%
 
Saint Domingo said:
This Everton boards Modus Operandi has always been to sit on their hands and do nothing leaving the manager to always front up. They hid behind Moyes for a decade and would have done the same with Martinez had Moshiri not come in and fired him. Sadly he seems to be as bad at communicating as everyone else.

You would have thought they would have had plans in place at all times for events like the manager leaving. Leicester acted quickly, Palace did, West Ham did, whether you agree with their choice of manager or not they had their criteria identified the right person and sorted it. Liverpool did one better with Klopp almost having him in beforeRosgers was fired.

We are the only club I know who have this ridiculous charade every time we change manager of ‘who’s going to get it’. We seem to start off from a place of total shock that the manager has gone and then literally throw the trawl net out as wide as between Simeone and Allardyce. Top managers don’t interview against Sam Allardyce for the job, you go begging to them, ideally you should have courted them for months like Utd did with Mourinho. If Moshiri was serious about Simeone he’d have been courting him from the start of the season, you don’t rock up without a manager and ask one of the best in the world if he’ll Meet for a chat once you’ve spoken to big Sam.

Once again Everton just can’t seem to do the basics that come so easily to most other clubs. We can’t sell our shirts outside of 2 shops, we can’t take a throw in, and seemingly we can’t conduct s proper managerial appointment without it turning into a reality tv show. We’ll have Jim White coming out soon saying that Simeone deal was done but Moshiri decided Unsworth was part of the Everton family.
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Don't disagree with anything you say there mate. especially the throw ins:)

What I would add though, is that I would rather be in the position we are in now, i.e. managerless, than had the board acted swiftly and appointed somebody such as Moyes, Puel or Hodgson.
 
Bill and Mosh are now interviewing all the season ticket holders for the manager's job. Then they will turn their attention to all the GOT posters.....lollol
 

Chris O'Connor said:
Any appointment of Unsworth is sentiment ruling above reason for me.

If the last 4 games were his audition I struggle to see how he's passed it; unfortunate to lose against Chelsea, dogshit at Leicester, terrible in Lyon and very lucky to beat Watford.

Played 4, lost 3, scored 4, conceded 9. Is that our new manager honeymoon period? Worrying.

It just says to me that we're letting a fluked win against Watford paper over a chasm rather than just a crack.

To me it stinks of jobs for the boys and I find that sickening
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It's the easy and cheap option.

The bloke doesn't have any qualifications to take over a premier league side.

Disaster of an appointment if it happens!
 
The conclusion is this is; until kenwright goes for good we're always going to be amateur hour.

Everything he does, everything he touches is amateur hour.

Moshiri should have binned kenwright and Elstone on day 1.

Here we are with the impending appointment of unsworth. Poor selection, poor tactics and extremely limited experience.
 
Bob Elstone said:
The conclusion is this is; until kenwright goes for good we're always going to be amateur hour.

Everything he does, everything he touches is amateur hour.

Moshiri should have binned kenwright and Elstone on day 1.

Here we are with the impending appointment of unsworth. Poor selection, poor tactics and extremely limited experience.
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Mosho went all in on Koeman.
 
Bob Elstone said:
The conclusion is this is; until kenwright goes for good we're always going to be amateur hour.

Everything he does, everything he touches is amateur hour.

Moshiri should have binned kenwright and Elstone on day 1.

Here we are with the impending appointment of unsworth. Poor selection, poor tactics and extremely limited experience.
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But what would your username have been?
 

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