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

[bluestevon]

Short answer, Yes.

Pako Ayestaran 30 Mar, 2016 Present
Gary Neville0 6 Dec, 2015 30 Mar, 2016
Nuno Espirito Santo 04 Jul, 2014 29 Nov, 2015
Juan Antonio Pizzi 26 Dec, 2013 04 Jul, 2014
Miroslav Djukic 01 Jun, 2013 16 Dec, 2013
Ernesto Valverde 05 Dec, 2012 01 Jun, 2013
Voro 01 Dec, 2012 05 Dec, 2012
Mauricio Pellegrino 07 May, 2012 01 Dec, 2012
Unai Emery 31 May, 2010 01 May, 2012
Ronald Koeman 02 Nov, 2007 21 Apr, 2008
Quique Flores 01 Jul, 2005 29 Oct, 2007
Antonio Lopez 26 Feb, 2005 30 Jun, 2005
Claudio Ranieri 16 Jun, 2004 25 Feb, 2005
Rafael Benitez 01 Jul, 2001 16 Jun, 2004
Hector Cuper 01 Jun, 1999 30 Jun, 2001

That's 15 managers in about 16 years.

Emery was 2008 to 2012 mate

Looking at that list he was actually their longest serving manager in the last 15 years (including 15 managers), 4 years and left for another job - wasn't sacked, only Benetez came close to that tenure at 3 years, pretty impressive feat actually

 

[Rollo Tomassi]

Still not feeling it for Koeman, 8 clubs in 16 years, no trophy won since 2008 and after being manager of Ajax, Benfica, PSV and Valencia his last 3 clubs have been AZ, Feyenoord and Southampton. Is this a manager who peaked several seasons back, got found out, and is now on the downward slope?

In the two games we played against Southampton this season i wasnt impressed at all we battered them at their ground and they couldnt beat us in the return with the team in disarray i think the "success" he has achieved at St.Marys is as much down to the failing of other teams than any great performances from Koeman himself. He is a steady eddie not outstanding but solid

 

[Number_25]

It's 100% going to be Moyes, isn't it?

 

[jceverton]

Emery was 2008 to 2012 mate

Looking at that list he was actually their longest serving manager in the last 15 years (including 15 managers), 4 years and left for another job - wasn't sacked, only Benetez came close to that tenure at 3 years, pretty impressive feat actually

Longest serving manager in last 40 years!

 

[Coffee and TV]

Getting emery would definitely be a statement of intent, already seen non Everton fans talking about how exciting the league could be with the possibility of having emery plus Klopp/mourinho/pep etc. He's seen as the next big manager in Europe.

 

[bluesb1970]

It's 100% going to be Moyes, isn't it?

Only if he goes by the name of Manuel Pellegrini!

 

[blue61]

I've gone for Koeman, steady pair of hands etc etc. However, I'm not changing my avatar until I see Mourinho walk into the press conference at Old Trafford. The main reason I went for Koeman is because a Saints fan told me at the weekend that there wasn't a chance in 50 million years of us getting him.

 

[mikewex]

Emery was 2008 to 2012 mate

I was lied to by my random internet source. Happens a lot.

 

[neil999]

its amazing how many of my friends think we wouldnt have a hope with emery, most have them havent got a clue about moshiris investment ...really gone under the radar(or more likely people arent interested in everton lol)

 

[ProZ]

I hear, albeit slightly tenuously (through Moshiri - Isle of Man business connections) that Koeman is the preferential candidate & the name being actively pursued.

His current employment being somewhat of a stumbling block.

As a caveat I am the worst ITK candidate ever but where this has come from does carry some legitimacy.

I'd be very happy with him also.

Who are you?

 

[Eric Djemba-Djemba]

Neil Lennon

 

[Toast]

its amazing how many of my friends think we wouldnt have a hope with emery, most have them havent got a clue about moshiris investment ...really gone under the radar(or more likely people arent interested in everton lol)

Eyebrows will be raised soon enough mate..

Rom and Stones will go.. And then.. Boom.

It will all come good.

 

[D410]

I see flaws in the lot of them to be honest which is why I cannot vote for any of them without a very strong assistant manager.
If I had to choose it would be Emery with Arteta.

 

[Toast]

I see flaws in the lot of them to be honest which is why I cannot vote for any of them without a very strong assistant manager.
If I had to choose it would be Emery with Arteta.

Arteta would be a hell of a scoop.

I'd love to see what he could do with some of our kids.

Unsworth and Sheeds are must keeps, but Arteta would bring a lot of class to the training pitch for sure.

 

[bluestevon]

Arteta would be a hell of a scoop.

I'd love to see what he could do with some of our kids.

Unsworth and Sheeds are must keeps, but Arteta would bring a lot of class to the training pitch for sure.

Unsworth and Sheedy have earned the right to keep doing exactly what they are doing, the one area of the club you cans ay without doubt has performed at the very top level required.

Would love to see the best little spaniard we know back