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

[wikofootball]

Welcome unai to Efc

 

[Efcjake]

ffs, I'm still ironing out the details for the song

That was my first crack and I have probably ruined it for good now. Soz abar that.

It had real potential an all.

 

[danny=)]

Don't break your massively enlarged misshapen vagina?

Ok Friend

its both a blessing and a curse. awful accident with a killer koala but at least I now get free tickets to the zoo

 

[nsno-chris]

Who do we boo if it goes tits up??

The Mosh, the Monch or poor old Unai

Multiple boo''s everywhere

 

[Hong Kong Phooey]

http://www.oddschecker.com/football/football-specials/everton/next-permanent-manager

I'll risk the dry bumming! Koeman being backed. He was drifting and you could have got odds between 7/1 and 10/1, but literally in the last few minutes his odds have tumbled across the board..

Maybe with him returning from holiday today things have progressed on that front too? Skybet in particular had him at 8/1 ten minutes ago, now 5/2.

It's definitely looking like a two horse race, as the Esk alluded to a few days ago.

 

[Efcjake]

Everyone for the past two weeks checking this thread like:

 

[Robbyfaux]

Farhad went to Spain,
In a blue Ferrari,
Emery, and Monchi
Joined the royal blue army..

..really hope to be able to use this

 

[roydo]

Ok so at the very bottom of the article, it says:



Además, el Sevilla sabe que Monchi no quiere trabajar en ningún otro club español sino que su deseo es aceptar la oferta del Everton.

Which, according to Google, translates roughly as:

In addition, the Seville Monchi know that will not work in any other Spanish club but their desire is to accept the offer from Everton.

I read this as Sevilla would rather Monchi comes to Everton, and are therefore more likely to accept an offer i.e. compensation, as opposed to Monchi working for another Spanish club.

Does that make sense to anyone else?

It does make sense. Why effectively sell, (for buttons) a major asset to a competing club in your own league?

 

[The_La]

http://www.oddschecker.com/football/football-specials/everton/next-permanent-manager

I'll risk the dry bumming! Koeman being backed. He was drifting and you could have got odds between 7/1 and 10/1, but literally in the last few minutes his odds have tumbled across the board..

Maybe with him returning from holiday today things have progressed on that front too? Skybet in particular had him at 8/1 ten minutes ago, now 5/2.

It's definitely looking like a two horse race, as the Esk alluded to a few days ago.

Who's turn is it to explain that latest betting odds are practically no indication whatsoever of who our next manager is going to be?

My guess - people have read Gregg O'Keefe's latest Echo article - which suggests Koeman is number 1 choice - and have put a bit of money on. The odds have come in as a result. Simple as that. Pretty much meaningless.

 

[hktoffee]

I am waiting for the meltdown of the media by the time we sign Emery. It will be fun.

 

[Connor]

I am waiting for the meltdown of the media by the time we sign Emery. It will be fun.

Echo "Emery to Goodison: Blues bring in Europa League expert"

Nationals and SKY "Sevilla boss takes reigns at Everton: Looks to win an away game"

 

[ijjysmith]

Who do we boo if it goes tits up??

The Mosh, the Monch or poor old Unai

Multiple boo''s everywhere

Martinez

 

[Kev The Rat]

The other thing about emery of course he's coached in Russia which suggests money would certainly be a major consideration for him which is obviously something we won't have a problem in giving him

 

[Mickey]

Who's turn is it to explain that latest betting odds are practically no indication whatsoever of who our next manager is going to be?

Well @orly done the last 50 so it's your turn I guess lol

 

[Samsonthedog]

I think the Koeman odds falling is litterly due to him coming back of his holidays, and the echo article. I still think its Emery on!