Next manager discussion (poll reset 21/05/2016)

Who would you want?

  • Frank de Boer

    Votes: 302 17.0%
  • David Moyes

    Votes: 56 3.2%
  • Manuel Pellegrini

    Votes: 152 8.6%
  • Ronald Koeman

    Votes: 286 16.1%
  • Other (please state below)

    Votes: 109 6.1%
  • Unai Emery

    Votes: 870 49.0%

  • Total voters
    1,775
  • Poll closed .
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Favre la, the next thing cos he finished 4th in Germany.

Not much that really. A two team league where if you have a good season you can finish 3rd.

Bloody hell lads, even Klopp managed to win the thing.
 

ilikecheese and MoutsGoat

I have a view of Everton that isn't based since the Premier League began.

The way I see it, you become a part of our club, you become part of the very fabric of football. Which as many Evertonians besides supporters, players, managers, will testify, becomes part of your blood. It's something that can't be measured in money or so called recent success. It's something deep rooted, something that eclipses the transient quicksand of new flavour or money.

We are the first, if you can't see that or fail to recognise it then you have no part to play at our club. Repeat a lie often enough some people will believe you. It's still a lie. Sky, the Echo, various pundits they'll repeat ad infinitum. I ignore them, I know my history. Nobody can match us.

What we need and I sincerely believe supporters are starting to demand, is that we live up to our motto. This isn't self-entitlement or delusion this something we, as Evertonians are ingrained, to expect. It's in our D.N.A. Should we expect Emery, Cocu, Mourinho, hell yes. They are the best and as supporters we should demand the custodians of the club deliver that. Whether it be players or managers.

And if you don't subscribe to that worldview however wildly optimistic it may be, somehow you don't get the club and what we stand for. I'll take that to my grave.
 

Moyes = more than Simeone and Emery?

I just say Moyes is willing to come, but not for Simeone and Emery, therefore I think the possibility of Moyes is higher than Simeone and Emery. Sure, I don't think the possibility of Moyes become our new manager is high since some candidates have higher chance when compared to Moyes.
 
ilikecheese and MoutsGoat

I have a view of Everton that isn't based since the Premier League began.

The way I see it, you become a part of our club, you become part of the very fabric of football. Which as many Evertonians besides supporters, players, managers, will testify, becomes part of your blood. It's something that can't be measured in money or so called recent success. It's something deep rooted, something that eclipses the transient quicksand of new flavour or money.

We are the first, if you can't see that or fail to recognise it then you have no part to play at our club. Repeat a lie often enough some people will believe you. It's still a lie. Sky, the Echo, various pundits they'll repeat ad infinitum. I ignore them, I know my history. Nobody can match us.

What we need and I sincerely believe supporters are starting to demand, is that we live up to our motto. This isn't self-entitlement or delusion this something we, as Evertonians are ingrained, to expect. It's in our D.N.A. Should we expect Emery, Cocu, Mourinho, hell yes. They are the best and as supporters we should demand the custodians of the club deliver that. Whether it be players or managers.

And if you don't subscribe to that worldview however wildly optimistic it may be, somehow you don't get the club and what we stand for. I'll take that to my grave.

I get all this Everton way malark and it's great, but I'd give my left arm for a war criminal of a manager to be in charge and for us to lift the Carling Cup.
 
ilikecheese and MoutsGoat

I have a view of Everton that isn't based since the Premier League began.

The way I see it, you become a part of our club, you become part of the very fabric of football. Which as many Evertonians besides supporters, players, managers, will testify, becomes part of your blood. It's something that can't be measured in money or so called recent success. It's something deep rooted, something that eclipses the transient quicksand of new flavour or money.

We are the first, if you can't see that or fail to recognise it then you have no part to play at our club. Repeat a lie often enough some people will believe you. It's still a lie. Sky, the Echo, various pundits they'll repeat ad infinitum. I ignore them, I know my history. Nobody can match us.

What we need and I sincerely believe supporters are starting to demand, is that we live up to our motto. This isn't self-entitlement or delusion this something we, as Evertonians are ingrained, to expect. It's in our D.N.A. Should we expect Emery, Cocu, Mourinho, hell yes. They are the best and as supporters we should demand the custodians of the club deliver that. Whether it be players or managers.

And if you don't subscribe to that worldview however wildly optimistic it may be, somehow you don't get the club and what we stand for. I'll take that to my grave.

Mate when I grew up Everton was the greatest team in the world, we were the harlem globetrotters of football, winning titles was expected, getting to cup finals was a given, I dont need a history lesson, I was there in the 80s, I was there in 95 when we last won a trophy, I will be there next season, unless we appoint Moyes or Rafael, cos if that happens I will actually just stop following football.

Not quite sure the point of this post mate, I thought we had a chance of Jose, I think we have a chance of Emery, but im not stupid and nor should you be, we are currently an after thought, we are a team that hasnt won a single pot in 21 years, a team that finished 11th last season.

The media link us with utter clowns like Mark Hughes, David Moyes, Martin O'neil, they snigger when they mention our interest in Jose.

But the future is brighter, we are likely to move into a new stadium, we will spend some serious wedge on players and we will attract a very, very decent manager.

And if you know your history, we are about to write a new chapter.
 
I get all this Everton way malark and it's great, but I'd give my left arm for a war criminal of a manager

We weren't always this way. There was a time we we're ambitious and ruthless. It's distasteful to some, but then then again winning always is.
 

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