It's either Emery or Dr Dre for me. Dre takes his time to perfect the beat and he still has love for the streets.
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He does, and he's one of the very best.
But, his record signing is Kone.
Dixie D
Player Valuation: £6m
I think that figure is his combined net spend at Valencia & Sevilla
Not bad at all, thanks for correcting
Toast
Player Valuation: £80m
Dre takes cheap components and sell them on for loads of profit as well..
I'm now torn between Dre and Emery.
mbyrd75
Player Valuation: £500k
If it's down to koemen and someone like Moyes then absolutely koemen. But he shouldn't be first choice IMO. Southampton have a fantastic recruitment setup. One in place before he arrived that'll keep doing what it does after he leaves. Not sold on him
Finishing 6th doesn't guarantee future success nor does it really prove all that much considering the down years of many big clubs. Let's not forget RM once finished 5th.
I'll take the tactically superior workaholic Emery in a heartbeat offer koemen. Though i still havent given up my dream of Cholo coming in. 20/1 odds now.
Finishing 6th doesn't guarantee future success nor does it really prove all that much considering the down years of many big clubs. Let's not forget RM once finished 5th.
I'll take the tactically superior workaholic Emery in a heartbeat offer koemen. Though i still havent given up my dream of Cholo coming in. 20/1 odds now.
Aye, at least he's held his hands up for poor buys.
Plus, he has an impressive backroom staff of Snoop Dogg and Eminem.
rochdaleblue
Player Valuation: £50m
People were talking about him before the Europa final (look at this thread before Europa league final). Yes him beating klopp has given more weight to the argument for him to be considered for Everton, but it's not the only reason. I'm sure him winning the Europa league two years previously at the same time selling his best players, convinced many he was a worthy successor to Martinez.
Other than that his record is sublime.
Abertonian
Player Valuation: £20m
I don't know to be honest. The thing that makes it difficult to judge is that Sevilla has operated as a selling club and we dont want / dont have the same model.
For example Carlos Bacca is his fourth most expensive signing at Sevilla at £5.25M, and they sold him for £22.5M two years later (over 300% profit)
Similarly Alexis Vidal was sold after a season for over 400% profit.
We obviously don't want to operate that way and would rather retain our better players, although in fairness if he could generate steady returns for youth players coming through the academy then that helps the club generate revenue before Moshiri raids his piggy bank.
He doesn't seem to have huge experience at the other end of the market. His biggest spend there is Ciro Immobile (£8.25M) who didn't really settle and was loaned to Torino. Next most expensive is N'Zonzi (yes from Stoke) at £7.31M.
How much money a manager spends isn't that important but from a recruiment point of view what we can offer him must seem astronomical compared to what he's used to. £28M for a striker, more than 3 times what he spent on one.
Selling Navas for 15 million is pure magic.
Toast
Player Valuation: £80m
Imagine the gear we could sell in the club shop ?
I may change my vote in the poll from Moyes to Dre here..
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