Yeh I presume he will because he's majority in a sense but as he's not the actual majority would he have that power to say overrule BK's preferred manager.
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Yeh I presume he will because he's majority in a sense but as he's not the actual majority would he have that power to say overrule BK's preferred manager.
AaronTheBlue
Player Valuation: £60m
Most owners are silent, he doesn't need to be talking to the media all the time to get on with what he wants to do.
True but aside from when he first paid up we've heard literally nothing. He's not even come out with a generic "Everton are currently looking for a manager that fits and matches our ambitions in this new era blah blah". Would be nice to know what direction he sees the club going in.
Bluebonic
Player Valuation: £35m
I think the most damning indictment of Pellegrini is that fact that in his last season, his players couldnt be arsed! That suggests to me that despite being a very nice man, he could not command the respect of the dressing room? So swapping one spanish speaking, incredibly affable, but ultimately incapable man manager for another makes no sense?
Foot Long Hot Dog
Player Valuation: A packet of pork scratchings
He's by far and away the biggest shareholder, he's therefore calling the shots.
So surmising then. People need to remember he's not the owner yet.
blue62
Player Valuation: £5m
I'd be more than happy with Pellegrini, he proved his worth at Malaga and given the way Citeh have handled him this season I think he's behaved with dignity and retained the respect of his staff (something Martinez couldn't do). It's reported today in the Daily Heil that we are talking to him, one way or the other I expect an appointment this week, we've had enough time to make the right decision and leaving it any longer makes us look like we don't have control of the situation. Pelli or Emery for me, don't mind which.
AaronTheBlue
Player Valuation: £60m
evertonfootballclub
Player Valuation: £6m
I'd be happy with Pellegrini, De Boer or Emery.
That was written in reverse order of preference.
That was written in reverse order of preference.
De Boer didn't have the biggest budget in Holland. They consistently sold their best players and relied on youth and free/cheap transfers. PSV had a much bigger budget.
TheFinnFan
Finners
It shouldnt be suprise to anyone that Pellegrini and probs his squad too werent arsed from time to time. If manager isnt wanted by his club why would he be arsed...that naturally effects players too.
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
Jose lost his players in the final year at Chelsea (twice). The position City have fallen to is one that Wenger has regularly finished in. Ancelloti lost his way at Chelsea. Every manager has those sorts of dips at some point. 4th and a trophy with a run to the CL semi final is no longer a bad season for any of the big clubs. This season alone in his supposed failure he has outperformed Mourino, Van Gaal, Klopp, Pochettino and Wenger. This was against a backdrop of player injuries and the announcement he was leaving. He is a very good manager with a proven record in domestic cups, the league, and in Europe. He's shown he can build teams and handle top players. Really surprised to see people turning their nose up at one of the prem's top managers.
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
Yet Moyes is still in the poll...Just noticed that in the Poll,Emery is now outright leader in less than 24 hours!
Koemans share has collapsed!
Who said football fans were fickle!
evertonfootballclub
Player Valuation: £6m
Yeah that was crazy announcing Guardiola as manager in January, completely derailed their season! However I think it would have been leaked (or had it already been?) from elsewhere and so perhaps they had to come out and be the 'first' to officially announce it? Who knows. In any case it backfired spectacularly.
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