Next Everton Manager

[neil999]

For Allardyce to have thrown his toys out of his pram it surely means he's aware that certain interest in another candidate is well down the road and there's nothing down for him here?

I'm hoping we got him in for an interview just for a laugh, but i doubt everton are as funny as me

 

[fandjango]

Kemp ?

Gold that

 

[davek]

Haha, game knows game, and game respects game. Fat Sam knows what's going on, and he's licking his lips at the USMNT gig and some proper American scran.

Sam can teach the Americans some of our game's superior techniques...how to surreptitiously take a brown paper bag stuffed with $100 bills.

 

[DannyAmo95]

O'Neill ticks whole lot of boxes.

Michael ??

 

[Abertonian]

O'Neill ticks whole lot of boxes.

reckon he'll get a stock control job next?

 

[davek]

Acxtually think Moshiri has used both Allardyce and the reported 'number 1 target' Simeone to try ensure he gets his realistic target in early rather than having to wait until next summer.

neither of them will object to that either - lets people know simeone is potentially on the move next summer - so the likes of Chelsea etc will be sniffing soon, Allardyce got LOTS of air time and now will likely get a job off the back of it, in a way he came out of his retirement for the Everton job, notice he hasn't retired when it disappeared though, so basically looks better than coming out of retirement for a crap team like the USA etc

Allardyce's whole being is based around sniffing out cash - from the moment he wakes up, till the moment his enormous head hits the pillow at night.

 

[davek]

I'm hoping we got him in for an interview just for a laugh, but i doubt everton are as funny as me

They daren't let him in the building, he'd be walking out with chairs and tables and probably towels.

 

[SerenityNigh]

Sam can teach the Americans some of our game's superior techniques...how to surreptitiously take a brown paper bag stuffed with $100 bills.

All the ones who moved back to MLS already know how to take the cash

 

[Thomasc]

http://www.[Publication is blacklis...der-oscar-garcia-after-he-quits-saint-etienn/

Following the news that Oscar Garcia has resigned from his position at Saint-Etienne, Everton's board would do well to make a swift phone call to the 44-year-old.

After all, the Toffees are in desperate need of a new manager following the dismissal of Ronald Koeman almost a month ago, and Garcia could well fit the bill.

He guided Saint-Etienne to sixth place in Ligue 1 prior to his exit and has experience of English football via his spells with Brighton and Hove Albion and Watford.

He led the Seagulls to the play-offs and only ill-health prompted his exit from the Hornets a year later and, if he feels he has unfinished business in England, a move to Everton could suit all parties.

He may not be the huge name the Everton board seemingly want, but it was always going to be hard to attract that calibre of manager to Goodison Park given the club's struggles this season and their lack of a quality forward.

Having failed in a bid to bring Marco Silva in from Watford, Everton would be better off targeting a manager they could appoint instantly, without having to negotiate a settlement with a rival team.

Garcia is now free and, if he fancies the challenge, he could be exactly what Everton need given his playing style and his ambition.

 

[fandjango]

http://www.[Poor language removed]/...der-oscar-garcia-after-he-quits-saint-etienn/

Following the news that Oscar Garcia has resigned from his position at Saint-Etienne, Everton's board would do well to make a swift phone call to the 44-year-old.

After all, the Toffees are in desperate need of a new manager following the dismissal of Ronald Koeman almost a month ago, and Garcia could well fit the bill.

He guided Saint-Etienne to sixth place in Ligue 1 prior to his exit and has experience of English football via his spells with Brighton and Hove Albion and Watford.

He led the Seagulls to the play-offs and only ill-health prompted his exit from the Hornets a year later and, if he feels he has unfinished business in England, a move to Everton could suit all parties.

He may not be the huge name the Everton board seemingly want, but it was always going to be hard to attract that calibre of manager to Goodison Park given the club's struggles this season and their lack of a quality forward.

Having failed in a bid to bring Marco Silva in from Watford, Everton would be better off targeting a manager they could appoint instantly, without having to negotiate a settlement with a rival team.

Garcia is now free and, if he fancies the challenge, he could be exactly what Everton need given his playing style and his ambition.

Non

 

[matty1878]

After a month there shouldn't be any delays for a competent club in all honesty.

Even the fact that after a month we aren't any closer to one is a bit of a joke really. As we haven't gave unsworth the job for the season (wbich hiring him would be ridiculous anyway) we obviously still don't know who to hire.

That's how bad this club is footballing wise. Not arsed about off field positives anymore , not arsed about stadiums or sponsorship deals. The fact is we are incompetent in both hiring a manager for the team and signing players.

When the club fails at both then there is little to be excited for. Whoever we hire after this long has to be right and has to be big. Hiring Sam or dyche for example isn't good enough and shows how desperate the board is at doing something. We obviously don't want either but ffs a month to just be rejected by a club? As siggurdson proved in tbe summer it could be a while yet until we hire someone and by then it will be too late to even muster up a half arsed season

" we're not a competent club tho mate "

 

[matty1878]

Lose at Palace = Allardyce....most likely.

Nope. Or would already have him

 

[Lanolin]

Beat Chelsea, drew with West Ham, should've at least got a point away against Spurs.

They look like they're getting their house in order. We're a mess.

Hmm.

You conveniently missed out lost to Newcastle and Bristol City in the middle of that 'run' in which they got 4 points. Also worth pointing out that a point against West Ham isn't all that impressive, with the hammers having lost the league games either side of it 3-0 and 4-1.

I'm not saying we'll win here, all games are tough for us at the moment, I just don't see the point in making things overly dramatic by making out we're playing a side that's a lot better than it is.

 

[Blues Harp]

For Allardyce to have thrown his toys out of his pram it surely means he's aware that certain interest in another candidate is well down the road and there's nothing down for him here?

Quite probably...but how confident are you that the charlatans in charge are actually pursuing the manager we need?

 

[trueblue10]

EVERTON BOARD MEETING TO DECIDE OUR NEXT MANAGER