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brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
I would have more raw excitement with De Boer getting the job as he would be new to the league and at least offers the possibility that his appointment could turn out to be inspired.
Koeman is more of a comfort given the job he has done at Southampton. You would expect us to be competitive under him, top 7, unsure about how much further he could progress us.
@ Moshiri - you can resolve this inner conflict by giving the job to Emery. Always at the top of my list no matter how I try to reconsider my criteria or the most realistic alternatives.
Koeman is more of a comfort given the job he has done at Southampton. You would expect us to be competitive under him, top 7, unsure about how much further he could progress us.
@ Moshiri - you can resolve this inner conflict by giving the job to Emery. Always at the top of my list no matter how I try to reconsider my criteria or the most realistic alternatives.
TheFinnFan
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Koeman
witchdoc187
Player Valuation: £60m
He can't be. I just had £300 at 8/1 he's going villa
TheFinnFan
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Gingerpubes was our only true leader
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/new-everton-manager-must-proven-11365072
New Everton manager must be a proven winner says Ian Snodin
Waiting game: Some men whose futures might shape Everton's managerial future. Ronald Koeman is believed to be a prime candidate but an ambitious move for Jose Mourinho could depend whether he takes the Manchester United job from Louis van Gaal.
If Everton have got a specific candidate for new manager lined up then I wouldn’t mind waiting but ideally I’d like to see a new man brought in within the next week or so.
Once the new man is in place then we’ll all be able to start planning for the future and he can be personally involved before the European Championship finals get under way.
Realistically we need to be targeting top European international players and we’d be in much better shape if the manager has been appointed ahead of the international action this summer and he can also deal with the players going out of the club too.
I said last week that Everton and Jose Mourinho could be a true love affair but whether it’s Mourinho or not I believe we should be aiming for the very best.
When it comes to attributes for a new manager, I want a winner.
We need someone who is passionate but with a winning mentality he can instil in the team.
Whether we get a manager who employs a good brand of football or not isn’t too important at this stage.
It’s nice to watch entertaining football and that’s what we all aspire to but the main aim now after the past couple of seasons is to get back to winning ways and find someone who can improve our Premier League position because we all know that we should be doing significantly better with this particular group of players.
Whoever is handing that task, be it Mourinho, Ronald Koeman, Frank de Boer or someone else, they’re going to have a bit of money behind them but that’s not the be all and end all.
I know as much as anyone, when you come to this football club as a player or a manager you can be taken in by Everton.
We’ve got a truly fantastic set of supporters who are great to play for and that’s not always something that’s appreciated from outside the club but once you become part of that you know exactly what I’m saying.
Farhad Moshiri is willing to put his money into the club and he wants the best.
He’s a successful businessman and is not just at Everton for an easy ride.
You get the feeling that he wants to make things happen.
New Everton manager must be a proven winner says Ian Snodin
- 19:00, 21 MAY 2016
Waiting game: Some men whose futures might shape Everton's managerial future. Ronald Koeman is believed to be a prime candidate but an ambitious move for Jose Mourinho could depend whether he takes the Manchester United job from Louis van Gaal.
If Everton have got a specific candidate for new manager lined up then I wouldn’t mind waiting but ideally I’d like to see a new man brought in within the next week or so.
Once the new man is in place then we’ll all be able to start planning for the future and he can be personally involved before the European Championship finals get under way.
Realistically we need to be targeting top European international players and we’d be in much better shape if the manager has been appointed ahead of the international action this summer and he can also deal with the players going out of the club too.
I said last week that Everton and Jose Mourinho could be a true love affair but whether it’s Mourinho or not I believe we should be aiming for the very best.
When it comes to attributes for a new manager, I want a winner.
We need someone who is passionate but with a winning mentality he can instil in the team.
Whether we get a manager who employs a good brand of football or not isn’t too important at this stage.
It’s nice to watch entertaining football and that’s what we all aspire to but the main aim now after the past couple of seasons is to get back to winning ways and find someone who can improve our Premier League position because we all know that we should be doing significantly better with this particular group of players.
Whoever is handing that task, be it Mourinho, Ronald Koeman, Frank de Boer or someone else, they’re going to have a bit of money behind them but that’s not the be all and end all.
I know as much as anyone, when you come to this football club as a player or a manager you can be taken in by Everton.
We’ve got a truly fantastic set of supporters who are great to play for and that’s not always something that’s appreciated from outside the club but once you become part of that you know exactly what I’m saying.
Farhad Moshiri is willing to put his money into the club and he wants the best.
He’s a successful businessman and is not just at Everton for an easy ride.
You get the feeling that he wants to make things happen.
No, not at this stage but thank you for your feedback.
The poll would be never ending if we added every possible option, I'm trying to limit it to what is considered feasible, unfortunately the only yard stick we have is odds via the manager.
Again, note the 'Other (please state below)'. We'll revisit the poll options as/when - as we have to date.
Yeah but surely you know Moyes wont get it?
Francis_Blue
Player Valuation: £225k
TheFinnFan
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Lets get one thing straight. ...
ManU WONT BE FIRING LVG ARTER A FA TROPHY
ManU WONT BE FIRING LVG ARTER A FA TROPHY
everton2004
Player Valuation: £35m
I'll be burning my season ticket if that dreary man is invited back to our club. Absolutely not. We need to show ambition, not going backwards.
Imagine the absolute fume.
You just know Kenwright is begging Moshiri to bring him back
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
And taking a poorish squad to goal difference away from the CL. I think he did well.
Dixie D
Player Valuation: £6m
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