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

[Connor]

that piece right here..

Monchi is regarded as one of the top transfer chiefs in world football and Everton accept the likelihood of landing the 47-year-old appears slim, given his reputation in Europe.

Doesn't matter, still gonna make a move, Moshiri is ambitious.

 

[Azza]

Monchi is currently in a meeting with the Director General of Sevilla.

 

[billytoffee]

Must be getting close to time for a MonchiMeter and an Emerymeter to be rolled out?

 

[ToffeeDoug]

Monchi is currently in a meeting with the Director General of Sevilla.

....signs new improved contract.

 

[LinekersLegs]

And what's with the Coleman speculation as well he has not been linked with a move at all.

I think he must be on commission mate!

 

[The Esk]

Moshiri seems to be embracing NSNO, so there's every reason to make the enquiry - if you don't ask you don't get (re Monchi)

 

[Caudy]

If Emery comes in would seem sensible to assume Delefeou wouldn't stick around long after his spell at sevilla

I'm not ridiculously savvy on the situation, but I personally think Geri just wanted to come and play for us, so he wasn't happy at Sevilla. But as I say, I'm not all that sure on what actually happened

 

[Connor]

Moshiri seems to be embracing NSNO, so there's every reason to make the enquiry - if you don't ask you don't get (re Monchi)

Can't hurt to say "Do you want the job?" If he gets told no, He'll move onto the next man - likely Overmars

 

[AaronTheBlue]

i also don't see why we wouldn't be attractive to monchi, we'd pay a top wage for him and it's a chance to do something meaningful at a club where he knows he will have stability.

 

[deipnosophist]

Today's semi-interesting tidbit : Monchi's real name is Ramon Rodriguez Verdejo.

 

[Hong Kong Phooey]

This from GOT homepage has put me off a little..

"However, the club’s defensive record has been average during Emery’s tenure as they have conceded over 50 goals twice in his three years at the club. Although it hasn’t affected Los Rojiblancos’ position in the league, it’s an area Everton have to improve.

As a result, Emery may not be the man needed to remedy the Toffees’ issues, whereas De Boer has enjoyed excellent results during his tenure in Eredivisie, improving Ajax’s defensive record every season he was at the club.

De Boer guided the Amsterdam-based outfit to four league titles in six seasons, narrowly missing out on a fifth success on the final day of the last campaign as PSV Eindhoven snatched the crown.

The Dutchman’s experience as a world-class defender would benefit the development of Jon Stones, and solidify the Toffees at the back following their struggles at the end of the term".

 

[Deco]

Moshiri seems to be embracing NSNO, so there's every reason to make the enquiry - if you don't ask you don't get (re Monchi)

At first I read that as "Monchi seems to be embracing NSNO" and got all excited lol

Is it really happening Esk?

 

[mill]

Moshiri seems to be embracing NSNO, so there's every reason to make the enquiry - if you don't ask you don't get (re Monchi)

What makes you say that?

 

[ToffeeDoug]

Today's semi-interesting tidbit : Monchi's real name is Ramon Rodriguez Verdejo.

So his name is not Monchi at all?

 

[Connor]

What makes you say that?

Speaking to Jose, going for Emery and now going for Monchi.

Planning a stadium move, upgrades and a potential expansion of Finch Farm, anything else?