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

[beachy]

5 reasons I'd be made up with Koeman.

1. We have acted in a very un- everton like way.

2. Southampton fans are gutted. A good sign.

3. He was moshiris first choice all along.

4. He has a good track record as manager .. but still something to prove.

5. We rich!

 

[1244liam]

Will do! I've got uni exams for the next week, so Saintsweb and now GoT will have my undoubted attention.

Unai exams

 

[ToffeeTownMilto]

I was lead to believe Moshiri had ' high aspirations ' for our next manager.

So we are hiring a manager who has won and achieved nothing in the Premier League.

Not for me.

Cool.

 

[moyes cardy]

You did say this though:



But that's none of my business.

Wow you actually took time out to pull this out - you did omit notably a later post. Anyhow as you rightly say none of your business.

 

[mightymoyes]

Was concerned as that sort of excuse can just provide useful cover for a manager tjat can't be bothered to spend the time and risk developing young players when they plan to move on in a short time anyhow.

@FriendlySaint seems to back up the quality issue though - guess we'll see if ours match up any better in Koeman's eyes!

when we played their u21s they did look sh1t to be honest
one of the articles
http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/sport/14190207.display/

 

[COYBL25]

At least the Christmas games should be something to look forward to ?

 

[newblueinga]

Some people still believe in NSNO.

Whats latin for "Lets get a no mark whos won naff all"

Come on what do you expect. You have to step your way up here. This was a guy in the circles to be considered for the Man U job and potentially arsenal. We have to climb back up the table before we can get the best in the world. I am excited about Koeman and what he will bring. With the transfer cash, a DoF and a good owner things are looking up up up but yet you guys just want to keep poo pooing everything

 

[everton2004]

I was lead to believe Moshiri had ' high aspirations ' for our next manager.

So we are hiring a manager who has won and achieved nothing in the Premier League.

Not for me.

Yet.

Every manager has a point in their career where they have won and achieved nothing - where else do you start? He took Soton into the EL places with a negative spend. He's held in high regard by many as one for the future. He'll steady the ship at Everton - we're a right mess thanks to brown shoes. From there? We'll see what he can achieve.

 

[Old Blue 2]

I was lead to believe Moshiri had ' high aspirations ' for our next manager.

So we are hiring a manager who has won and achieved nothing in the Premier League.

Not for me.

I am old enough to recall that Howard Kendall had won nothing as a Manager when we took him on in the early '80s.

Just sayin'...

 

[newblueinga]

Fair enough. What other top manager could we attract having finished 11th for 2 successive seasons?

This right here!

 

[Debunkology]

So we're making a tier 3 manager one of the highest paid managers in world football to bring us to where we were 3 years ago?. Sigh.

It was only 2 years ago!!! That Martinez went over to Brazil thinking he had made it in World Football after finishing 5th with us on 72 points (The highest points tally without getting a top 4 spot in EPL ever, everton that)....Maybe thoughts in his mind managing Barca within 5 years. So he decided to bizarrely become a commentator in Brazil instead of planning for next season. Beginning of the end for him.

 

[Goat]

Surely you have to give him a chance - your pulling him down and he hasn't even walked in yet.

Hes not an Everton manager, I can say what I like till he signs, then, as with every single Everton manager, I will support him, until such time I deem him unworthy of my support.

I didnt want Martinez, from before he signed for us, but when he signed I supported him, until the West Ham game, then he was persona non grata for me, so im ok with supporting somebody I never wanted, but my god hes getting it till then!

 

[Deleted member 28206]

Fair enough. What other top manager could we attract having finished 11th for 2 successive seasons?

He's not a 'top manager'.

Seems like we have 'missed' out on Jose or Emery and have gone for the only choice we had left. No doubt it will be claimed it was his number 1 choice.


I'm just saying if we have high aspirations we should seek to achieve them. I'm not saying Koeman isn't a promising manager but for us?

My own personal choice has been Emery for about 7 years. I've said it on record here.
Koeman? Nah. Not for me sorry.

 

[1966efc]

Whats latin for "Lets get a no mark whos won naff all"

Martinez

 

[Liam-EFC]

I wanted Emery but Koeman has potential and is a solid appointment. It's time to get behind him and give him a chance.