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

[ijjysmith]

What does this mean:
(From the joyce express article)

Maybe, after hearing Diego Simeone suggest he was thinking about his future at beaten finalists Atletico Madrid, the answer to an exhaustive just became clearer.

It means journos over here are mental.

 

[CahillsCornerFlag]

So far then, it's looking like:

Jose - was #1 but was only ever using us as a last resort back up plan, he always wanted United. Next.

Koeman - seems to be #2, and once again doesn't seem genuinely interested despite the huge wedge and project on offer, using us as leverage against Southampton. Next.

Emery - coming in at #3, the man I really want and noises have been promising. Does have a history though of playing clubs off against Sevilla to gain a better deal, could be doing exactly that right now too. Seems to be the last great manager with any real chance of signing.

Pellegrini and De Boer clearly aren't on our priorities list or they would've been signed by now.

If Emery rejects us I'm not sure where that leaves us. It's starting to look like we're not as attractive a proposition as we think we are. A link to Mancini growing I suppose but that could just be conjecture, though he'd be better than plenty of others out there for sure.

 

[YMJ]

Paul Joyce has just paraphrased the last 1772 pages, and called it journalism.

 

[streeky]

He'd just seen his team lose the Champions League final on pens. I'd take what he said with a pinch of salt.

" I want to manage in the premiership, take a mid table team to the Brittania Stadium on a cold wet Tuesday night! It's my dream !

Exactly , just needs his ego massaged for a few weeks before he goes gung ho after the big 2 again.

 

[streeky]

So far then, it's looking like:

Jose - was #1 but was only ever using us as a last resort back up plan, he always wanted United. Next.

Koeman - seems to be #2, and once again doesn't seem genuinely interested despite the huge wedge and project on offer, using us as leverage against Southampton. Next.

Emery - coming in at #3, the man I really want and noises have been promising. Does have a history though of playing clubs off against Sevilla to gain a better deal, could be doing exactly that right now too. Seems to be the last great manager with any real chance of signing.

Pellegrini and De Boer clearly aren't on our priorities list or they would've been signed by now.

If Emery rejects us I'm not sure where that leaves us. It's starting to look like we're not as attractive a proposition as we think we are. A link to Mancini growing I suppose but that could just be conjecture, though he'd be better than plenty of others out there for sure.

Looks like De Boer and moyes are the only managers openly converting the role.

 

[streeky]

Could be anything from the express means nothing more the worst paper in the uk

Must be something big to knock the weather and princess Diana off their pages.

 

[Moomin]

Rumours that De Boer is going to manage in the Chinese super league, tax free salary of 8 million Euro's per year.

 

[Moomin]

Must be something big to knock the weather and princess Diana off their pages.

Every winter is going to be a hundred days of snow according to that rag of a paper

 

[Joey66]

Nigel Pearson lacked by Leicester over his remarks, and his son left in place his training back room, medical team Scouting team - Raneiri hardly a kick backside Manager just took over, and won the Prem - at the end of the day all this we will break the bank for managers who are unavailable at a huge cost - I feel Pelligrini will eventually be appointed?

 

[Wat Tyler]

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/everton-pair-want-talks-new-11401047

Echo didn't mention Emery there.

Also, the cheek of them two waiting on new deals.

Prentice still has the Echo pushing his drinking buddy Unsworth. Pathetic

 

[The Esk]

Everton represent the last chance for any significant overseas manager who wishes to manage in the PL.

Even though in financial terms we are very mid-table, and before any funds are made available from Moshiri or player sales, the new manager will in the next 3 years have something like £500 million in revenues to support his project.

That's a very exciting prospect, but then combined with Moshiri's development plans for the club, we really are an attractive proposition.

Any manager not taking the opportunity seriously (outside of the already committed "super-managers" elsewhere) is perhaps a reflection of their ambitions rather than a reflection of ours.

If Emery wants to prove himself in the world's most competitive league then the very best opportunity is available to him.

 

[KUEFC09U2]

Everton represent the last chance for any significant overseas manager who wishes to manage in the PL.

Even though in financial terms we are very mid-table, and before any funds are made available from Moshiri or player sales, the new manager will in the next 3 years have something like £500 million in revenues to support his project.

That's a very exciting prospect, but then combined with Moshiri's development plans for the club, we really are an attractive proposition.

Any manager not taking the opportunity seriously (outside of the already committed "super-managers" elsewhere) is perhaps a reflection of their ambitions rather than a reflection of ours.

If Emery wants to prove himself in the world's most competitive league then the very best opportunity is available to him.

Any chance we could hear something this week mate?

 

[neil999]

Just been on the phone to simeones mum...didn't have a clue who I was

 

[catcherintherye]

Everton represent the last chance for any significant overseas manager who wishes to manage in the PL.

Even though in financial terms we are very mid-table, and before any funds are made available from Moshiri or player sales, the new manager will in the next 3 years have something like £500 million in revenues to support his project.

That's a very exciting prospect, but then combined with Moshiri's development plans for the club, we really are an attractive proposition.

Any manager not taking the opportunity seriously (outside of the already committed "super-managers" elsewhere) is perhaps a reflection of their ambitions rather than a reflection of ours.

If Emery wants to prove himself in the world's most competitive league then the very best opportunity is available to him.

Is the 500 million the expected figure we are going to bring in? Is it the figure that may be able to be spent on players?

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

Everton represent the last chance for any significant overseas manager who wishes to manage in the PL.

Even though in financial terms we are very mid-table, and before any funds are made available from Moshiri or player sales, the new manager will in the next 3 years have something like £500 million in revenues to support his project.

That's a very exciting prospect, but then combined with Moshiri's development plans for the club, we really are an attractive proposition.

Any manager not taking the opportunity seriously (outside of the already committed "super-managers" elsewhere) is perhaps a reflection of their ambitions rather than a reflection of ours.

If Emery wants to prove himself in the world's most competitive league then the very best opportunity is available to him.

Are they pushing him for a response now mate?