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

[bernie inn]

No she just said something was happening, and she couldn't reveal what it was

 

[Jags..class]

So I gather Simone is a better manger then Emery?

I'm not an expert on Spanish football so is AM the equivalent to spurs while Sevilla is the equivalent to ????

 

[quasi modo]

Pellegrini's name keeps coming up, which is sad really as I can't see him having any desire or passion for the job, his main motivation is he wants to stay in the north west where his family are settled.

 

[Jags..class]

Don't AM have a transfer ban next season and this is the best time to join the league rather then give conte, Jose and pep a year head start to build their team.

 

[Librarian]

If Simone is going to leave, where's he going to go? Everywhere's full. PSG maybe? Inter if Mancini leaves.

 

[Mogwai]

If Simone is going to leave, where's he going to go? Everywhere's full. PSG maybe? Inter if Mancini leaves.

Obviously Everton.

 

[helpimonfire]

Come on Vitor. Get on that white horse and storm into Goodison.

 

[Jags..class]

Pellegrini's name keeps coming up, which is sad really as I can't see him having any desire or passion for the job, his main motivation is he wants to stay in the north west where his family are settled.

And also prove a point, he will want to get one over Jose and pep. Plus it's just the timing that we have a chance of getting him. The players love him, he knows his stuff and is still hungry and is 5 years younger then raniani who is still hungey

 

[brieverton]

Trust the DM to return to their usual 'path of least resistance'/ lethargic journalism with this morning's article http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...ty-boss-restore-discipline-dressing-room.html

So then, it's either Pellegrini, Emery or Unsy. If you can be bothered, have a read. Then again, don't bother: after the Simeone talk it'll only serve to dampen your spirits.

Reference checks on Pellegrini haha. Imagine if he got his dates wrong on his CV.

"Sorry Manuel, it says here that you were manager at Universidad Catolica between 1993-1997. It seems you left their employment in 1995. Could you please explain this discrepancy to us?"

 

[kithnou]

Obviously Everton.

As light as day really.

 

[jazzy]

Simeone has consistently said that he wants to manage at Inter at some point in his career.

Give it up he's not coming to Everton.

If we got Emery that would be an incredible improvement on Martinez but you are still left with lingering doubts about him after his stint in Russia and not winning a single away game last season.

This talk about Overmars being appointed as DOF is odd. He may well be a great choice but surely the DOF must be someone who knows intimately , has the trust of and is able to work with the manager / head coach. If that talk is correct that can only mean FDB as the main man - again a massive improvement on the former Wigan manager.

We need to have appointed someone within the week to start the rebuilding process.

 

[ted45]

All this talk of world class managers. This is Everton. Doomed to disappoint. But please just this once.......please......please.

 

[tadpole]

I can't help thinking everyone's looking in the wrong direction here. I don't believe Moshiri is going to hang off making a decision until Emery, or Koeman, or anyone else has committed themselves to seeking a move. He's had enough time to get applications, draw up a shortlist, and interview candidates. My money says that the new manager will be someone who we've already interviewed.

(Edit) But not Moyes.

 

[zzebra]

Reference checks on Pellegrini haha. Imagine if he got his dates wrong on his CV.

"Sorry Manuel, it says here that you were manager at Universidad Catolica between 1993-1997. It seems you left their employment in 1995. Could you please explain this discrepancy to us?"

"Manuel was popular with his co-workers.He was punctual and his sickness record was satisfactory."

 

[TheFinnFan]

I can't help thinking everyone's looking in the wrong direction here. I don't believe Moshiri is going to hang off making a decision until Emery, or Koeman, or anyone else has committed themselves to seeking a move. He's had enough time to get applications, draw up a shortlist, and interview candidates. My money says that the new manager will be someone who we've already interviewed.

(Edit) But not Moyes.

You may very well be right

I said too that Moshy doesnt strike me as a man who settless for leftovers