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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Kenshin said:
Where does it say that?

Considering it's the only news we have had from the club I imagine it's about Silva

Unless we are scared to go back and the lot of them are brainstorming a new manager
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One of the reporters speaking to Unsworth said (the jist not word for word) "We know there is a board meeting today to discuss the managerial position, would you be delighted if they said it was yours until the end of the season"...

I haven't seen it reported anywhere or any ITK's (if there truly is any anymore) mention this so dunno if it was just knowledge at the presser.
 

chazzle_dazzle said:
Board meeting today apparently according to the presser....
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Live Stream

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I don't think there is a real threat of relegation. I think that we should be good enough to stay up at least . Christmas is about six weeks away and in that time or very shortly after we should have Coleman, Bolasie, McCarthy and maybe Barkley as well to add to the current group and they added to the rest of the squad will certainly strengthen the team.

My concern is that we know we need a striker, cover at left back and a centre half and will the funds be provided to an interim manager to bring players to the club ?
Will any player worth his salt come to the club when he doesn't know who his long term manager will be ?
 

blueblue said:
I don't think there is a real threat of relegation. I think that we should be good enough to stay up at least . Christmas is about six weeks away and in that time or very shortly after we should have Coleman, Bolasie, McCarthy and maybe Barkley as well to add to the current group and they added to the rest of the squad will certainly strengthen the team.

My concern is that we know we need a striker, cover at left back and a centre half and will the funds be provided to an interim manager to bring players to the club ?
Will any player worth his salt come to the club when he doesn't know who his long term manager will be ?
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I would say the answer to that question is a resounding yes.

Because footballers inhabit a universe where everything is ephemeral and managers come and go through a perpetually revolving door.

And the phrase “long term” does not enter their head.
 
Toast said:
And the fella didn't even have the decency to stay on a season to try and get them back up.

Very dubious character IMO.
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Even Rafael stayed on with the Barcodes in order to fix what he thought was a stain on his record.

I tell you what....in industry, employers would be reluctant enough to give their top management job to a fellow whom left one employer in the lurch after five months and was prepared to walk out on another five months later.

Nothing about this bloke appeals to me at all.
 
Khalekan said:
I would say the answer to that question is a resounding yes.

Because footballers inhabit a universe where everything is ephemeral and managers come and go through a perpetually revolving door.

And the phrase “long term” does not enter their head.
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I agree with that to a point, but I do still believe in the manager has a big impact on if a player signs for the club.

For instance, would a player rather sign for Big Sam or a Klopp/Conte/Poch/an other?

I still think there is an element of pull from the manager, once wages and everything is taken into consideration.

Everything with our next appointment is so risky, from the manager himself to the recruitment of the level of player we require to push us on.
 
Khalekan said:
Even Rafael stayed on with the Barcodes in order to fix what he thought was a stain on his record.

I tell you what....in industry, employers would be reluctant enough to give their top management job to a fellow whom left one employer in the lurch after five months and was prepared to walk out on another five months later.

Nothing about this bloke appeals to me at all.
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to be fair though, he was brought in with them odds on to go down and nearly saved them, not like it was his mess he has deserted, I think they all knew if he didn't keep them up he was gone,

yeah leaving Watford after 11 games would look bad however, which is why he probably wont push it
 

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