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

[Seathestars]

I guess it's because with the funds spent, available that would have been the expected goals for that club. He won't have Aguero or Silva here mate.

I see your posts
I stare at that ass in your avatar
then I read what you state
all in that order
I'm sure you'll understand

 

[BiggyRat]

It's Wenger isn't it?

 

[Toothman]

Just that he will think about his future and that he is doing that right now.

What did he say mate ?

 

[Ashtonian]

Oh yeah, so you have concrette evidence do you.
I never mentioned Simeone anyway but I will hope.
But I agree about Emery, he'd do very nicely.

Top managers go for top jobs, it's what happens. Thst why pep only been to certain clubs, Jose only goes for top jobs, simeone will do the same. I mean he has proven to be a top manager over the past few years so juve, psg, Chelsea will be his next destination.

Remember any remove hope we had of getting Jose was literally if noone else offered him a job, and within a week he was already at united.

 

[Callum_efc]

Top managers go for top jobs, it's what happens. Thst why pep only been to certain clubs, Jose only goes for top jobs, simeone will do the same. I mean he has proven to be a top manager over the past few years so juve, psg, Chelsea will be his next destination.

Remember any remove hope we had of getting Jose was literally if noone else offered him a job, and within a week he was already at united.

You know that Chelsea have just got a new manager right???

But yes i agree. We won't get Simeone. Theres levels and we certainly aren't on his level!

 

[Ashtonian]

You know that Chelsea have just got a new manager right???

But yes i agree. We won't get Simeone. Theres levels and we certainly aren't on his level!

I mean in the future. Conte not exactly secure in his job and simeone won't be leaving this summer anyway.

 

[nsno-chris]

If simeone leaves athletico he's going to inter Milan

 

[fatboyslim]

Just out off interest what type off manager would we prefer? calm and collective and calculating type or animated running up down the touchline style? Id prefer the later as long he's quality and class

 

[Ashtonian]

Just out off interest what type off manager would we prefer? calm and collective and calculating type or animated running up down the touchline style? Id prefer the later as long he's quality and class

Someone willing to give a rollicking to underperformers personally here.

One thing that makes me like the thought of De Boer coming in if it is indeed him. Make players uncomfortable if they are underperforming and demanding success from them. And be quite vocal at the same time.

 

[KevMirallas]

Just give me some of that sweet, sweet Emery.

 

[barryhorne]

City supporter, part-time Everton watcher. Wanted to offer an opinion about Pellegrini really, given he's still being strongly linked with the job. He's been very disappointing here, bar the first season when i feel the players enjoyed being able to play freely after Mancini's demanding and at times chaotic methods. We played some superb stuff that year, but struggled after that and limply surrendered two titles, admittedly to very good sides. From day one he insisted on a very high defensive line which meant we were vulnerable to pacy counter-attacks, we barely pressed to win possession back, and the manager was rarely able to change things from the bench. To be fair, he's been undermined by some horrific recruitment and had an excellent record at building teams at both Malaga and Villarreal, so it's hard to say whether he could work at Goodison or not, but he showed no tactical flexibility at City and didn't really improve any senior players.

Have to say, i'm a bit surprised Emery is the resounding popular choice amongst Everton fans. Obviously winning three consecutive Europa Leagues is a credible achievement, but other than that his managerial career has been mixed. I think Sevilla's recent successes are as much down to other factors such as them having a great scouting system and Director of Football. They've been awful away in the league for a while and are probably the poorest side we've played in Europe. I'd see his appointment as a risk, and not a huge change from Martinez. The Sevilla side we saw against Liverpool bares little resemblence to how they play on a weekly basis.

It may not be a popular opinion, and as an outsider i expect it'll be taken with a pinch of salt, but Ronald Koeman honestly strikes me as the best man for the job. He's done a good job virtually everywhere he's been, bar Valencia and his brief filling in at AZ. He's got experience in the league, comes across well in interviews, his current side play attractive football, he varies formations quite regularly, and he seems to guarantee a level from players that Martinez has generally failed to do. It would also distablise a direct rival in terms of one of the clubs Everton ought to overtake with the new investment.

 

[thebluenosebolt]

I see your posts
I stare at that ass in your avatar
then I read what you state
all in that order
I'm sure you'll understand

Fully

 

[neil999]

I mean in the future. Conte not exactly secure in his job and simeone won't be leaving this summer anyway.

You don't know he won't leave this summer, I mean I know the likelihood of simeone is absolutely tiny, but none of us know what he's gonna do

 

[ianefc]

Just out off interest what type off manager would we prefer? calm and collective and calculating type or animated running up down the touchline style? Id prefer the later as long he's quality and class

Whichever one that would be willing to ring Phil Neville and say;

'Hi Phil it's (insert managers name), I was wondering if you were interested in a high ranking coaching job here with us at Everton'

To which Neville would almost certainly reply

'Yes, yes I am indeed'

The manager would then have to say

'[Poor language removed] you deluded Nobhead, not a chance'

And then slam the phone down.

 

[Kev50]

City supporter, part-time Everton watcher. Wanted to offer an opinion about Pellegrini really, given he's still being strongly linked with the job. He's been very disappointing here, bar the first season when i feel the players enjoyed being able to play freely after Mancini's demanding and at times chaotic methods. We played some superb stuff that year, but struggled after that and limply surrendered two titles, admittedly to very good sides. From day one he insisted on a very high defensive line which meant we were vulnerable to pacy counter-attacks, we barely pressed to win possession back, and the manager was rarely able to change things from the bench. To be fair, he's been undermined by some horrific recruitment and had an excellent record at building teams at both Malaga and Villarreal, so it's hard to say whether he could work at Goodison or not, but he showed no tactical flexibility at City and didn't really improve any senior players.

Have to say, i'm a bit surprised Emery is the resounding popular choice amongst Everton fans. Obviously winning three consecutive Europa Leagues is a credible achievement, but other than that his managerial career has been mixed. I think Sevilla's recent successes are as much down to other factors such as them having a great scouting system and Director of Football. They've been awful away in the league for a while and are probably the poorest side we've played in Europe. I'd see his appointment as a risk, and not a huge change from Martinez. The Sevilla side we saw against Liverpool bares little resemblence to how they play on a weekly basis.

It may not be a popular opinion, and as an outsider i expect it'll be taken with a pinch of salt, but Ronald Koeman honestly strikes me as the best man for the job. He's done a good job virtually everywhere he's been, bar Valencia and his brief filling in at AZ. He's got experience in the league, comes across well in interviews, his current side play attractive football, he varies formations quite regularly, and he seems to guarantee a level from players that Martinez has generally failed to do. It would also distablise a direct rival in terms of one of the clubs Everton ought to overtake with the new investment.

Destabilise a rival?
You little hitch.