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

Who would you want?

  • Frank de Boer

    Votes: 302 17.0%

  • David Moyes

    Votes: 56 3.2%

  • Manuel Pellegrini

    Votes: 152 8.6%

  • Ronald Koeman

    Votes: 286 16.1%

  • Other (please state below)

    Votes: 109 6.1%

  • Unai Emery

    Votes: 870 49.0%
  • Total voters
    1,775
  • Poll closed .
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We are either very thorough or Koeman is playing hard ball?This is a ludicrous ammount of time to take.No statements from the club since Martinez was binned off too.I hope Moshiri hires some new PR.
 
Taking Southampton to 6 doesn't really inspire me but happy to judge Koeman once he's announced. I voted for De Boer but not really sure why, probably fell for the extreme pimping in the press which eventually turned me off the idea of him being our manager.

From Southampton, the only player that interested me was Forster. The other would be Davies but we got our own Davies and he looks the real deal.

We massively under performed last season and the 3-0 against Southampton although great, still showed the signs there could be more. Leicester showed that a cup style spirit can take you far, if Koeman can instill that back into Everton and find the best in what we have, next season will be something special.

Glad to have contributed to this thread, my predictions:

Announcement = Wed 11:00
Everton next season = 5-8
Southampton next season = 14-17

Thank you @The Esk for the updates. Very much appreciated.

COYB!
 
Don't know what is worse the veruca salts cry arsing because it hasn't been announced or the people that think "welcome back moyes" is actually funny
 

catcherintherye said:
I have covered the utter nonsense of this in the thread marked Southampton's statistical analysis. it basically points out how the claims made in that sense are not only wrong, but actually don't make any logical sense when you factor them together one by one. I would urge you, and others to view it.

It's clear throughout this process Southampton's board (and therefore the local media and therein elements of the fanbase) have tried to use this episode as an attempt to score cheap shot points against Everton. We have by in large avoided falling down to such a level. I know there has been the odd small club jibe, which I don't agree with. You have a fantastic squad and for my money are a shining example of how to run a football club. Excellent youth facilities with an emphasis of getting them into the first team, good new stadium and most importantly a strong ethos that means people slot in when others leave (whether they be players or managers).

However as indicated every step along the way your board have behaved in a small time manner. Form initially telling people he wouldn't go to Everton, denying he had spoken to Everton, saying it would only be a sideways step, insisting he will sign a contract, insisting he had committed his future to Everton and had rejected Everton. All of the above have been proven to be completely untrue and it is obvious were an attempt to make themselves look more impressive at Everton's expense.

The latest attempts to try and make out that there's some hitch and it's part of a plan to get more money out of Southampton should be treated with the contempt the Southampton board deserve. It is the last, pathetic, desperate attempts of someone who has lost the argument to gain some credibility. I think they would be far better served offering up an apology, conducting themselves more professionally next time a manager wants to leave, not trying to score points when they are out of their league against a club and focussing on getting Southampton a new proficient manager (which in fairness is something they are very skilled at).
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Don't think Saints have said very much at all!
 


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