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

[4737carlin]

Not a chance he'd do any worse than Martinez.

But would we be better? We want to more forward, no chance we are going to do that with him. Is Lukaku and Stones really going to be persuaded to stay with him as the manager ? no chance, be an awful move that for Everton.

 

[carolinablue232]

Howe would just be another Martinez

He's got Bournemouth level with us, and you could purchase his whole squad with one Lukaku. Says all about the job Bobby's done this year.

 

[carolinablue232]

But would we be better? We want to more forward, no chance we are going to do that with him. Is Lukaku and Stones really going to be persuaded to stay with him as the manager ? no chance, be an awful move that for Everton.

I think that's a bit unfair. Howe is a young manager who's clearly got a bit of talent. Just not yet for Everton. Too early.

 

[CahillsCornerFlag]

But would we be better? We want to more forward, no chance we are going to do that with him. Is Lukaku and Stones really going to be persuaded to stay with him as the manager ? no chance, be an awful move that for Everton.

Didn't say I wanted him, just said he wouldn't do any worse than Roberto.

 

[DualityNSNO]

He's got Bournemouth level with us, and you could purchase his whole squad with one Lukaku. Says all about the job Bobby's done this year.

Yet, he managed to be kind of really bad with Burnley. Who then got taken to the prem by Sean Dyche, of all people.
So is Sean Dyche better? No, he got relegated quickly.
Is Eddie Howe someone we should consider? No, he's bang average and Bournemouth would've probably gone down if this wasn't an absolute freak season.

For the first time in probably 20+ years we can actually be ambitious about our next manager, as we have the money to back us up, yet people are looking at "similar to Martinez" and David "bottler" Moyes. What's next, Walter Smith out of retirement? Jesus wept.

Aim high, we can actually afford to do that this time!

 

[matty1878]

Nowt is certain mate. Jose could work....could be a car crash...as could Pellegrini. It would end up costing us a lot less in compensation if it went tits up. Pessimist here...so much so I cant spell it. This is what el bobo has done to me.

It's gotta be a winning manager mate with a winning mentality

 

[Frank Gallagher]

its no wond

It's gotta be a winning manager mate with a winning mentality

bobby won the cup lid... with WIGAN! just couldnt manage it with Wigan #2 !

 

[ijjysmith]

It's called a hypothetical thread, we could debate Paul Ince if we wanted, and I didn't even say I wanted Howe.

Can't believe you want Paul Ince as manager.

Shocked here.

 

[nsno-chris]

JOSE MOURINHO
JOSE MOURINHO

 

[kithnou]

hmmm..


http://www.express.co.uk/sport/foot...Pochettino-Premier-League-Paris-Saint-Germain

Tottenham rocked as Mauricio Pochettino eyes 'dream' job at Paris Saint-Germain
TOTTENHAM boss Mauricio Pochettino has revealed it is one of his dreams to manage Paris Saint Germain.
By UCHE AMAKO
PUBLISHED: 21:26, Tue, Apr 26, 2016 | UPDATED: 21:51, Tue, Apr 26, 2016

PA

Mauricio Pochettino wants to manage PSG
The Argentine has earned plenty of admirers this season as he manages Spurs towards their highest ever finish in the Premier League era.

Pochettino has even been mentioned as a possible replacement for Louis van Gaal at Manchester United.

Tottenham player ratings against West Brom
Mon, April 25, 2016
Express Sport takes a look at how the Spurs players fared against West Bromwich Albion at White Hart Lane

REUTERS
1 of 12
Express Sport takes a look at how Mauricio Pochettino's Tottenham players performed in their 1-1 draw against West Bromwich Albion at White Hart Lane

But the 44-year-old appears to have set his sights on becoming manager at PSG, where he played between 2001 and 2003.

He told French radio station RMC: "I have always said that one day it would be a pleasure to manage a big club like Paris. It's part of my dreams.

"I try to watch all of their games, especially in the Champions League and sometimes I speak with [PSG assistant coach] Jean-Louis Gasset."

"Return to Paris one day, why not?"

 

[riddick]

hmmm..


http://www.express.co.uk/sport/foot...Pochettino-Premier-League-Paris-Saint-Germain

Tottenham rocked as Mauricio Pochettino eyes 'dream' job at Paris Saint-Germain
TOTTENHAM boss Mauricio Pochettino has revealed it is one of his dreams to manage Paris Saint Germain.
By UCHE AMAKO
PUBLISHED: 21:26, Tue, Apr 26, 2016 | UPDATED: 21:51, Tue, Apr 26, 2016

PA

Mauricio Pochettino wants to manage PSG
The Argentine has earned plenty of admirers this season as he manages Spurs towards their highest ever finish in the Premier League era.

Pochettino has even been mentioned as a possible replacement for Louis van Gaal at Manchester United.

Tottenham player ratings against West Brom
Mon, April 25, 2016
Express Sport takes a look at how the Spurs players fared against West Bromwich Albion at White Hart Lane

REUTERS
1 of 12
Express Sport takes a look at how Mauricio Pochettino's Tottenham players performed in their 1-1 draw against West Bromwich Albion at White Hart Lane

But the 44-year-old appears to have set his sights on becoming manager at PSG, where he played between 2001 and 2003.

He told French radio station RMC: "I have always said that one day it would be a pleasure to manage a big club like Paris. It's part of my dreams.

"I try to watch all of their games, especially in the Champions League and sometimes I speak with [PSG assistant coach] Jean-Louis Gasset."

"Return to Paris one day, why not?"

Can't see it for a few years. And I don't get why anyone would want too manage PSG. One horse race, that.

 

[kithnou]

Can't see it for a few years. And I don't get why anyone would want too manage PSG. One horse race, that.

With Spurs in the CL now there would be no chance.

 

[Abertonian]

hmmm..


http://www.express.co.uk/sport/foot...Pochettino-Premier-League-Paris-Saint-Germain

Tottenham rocked as Mauricio Pochettino eyes 'dream' job at Paris Saint-Germain
TOTTENHAM boss Mauricio Pochettino has revealed it is one of his dreams to manage Paris Saint Germain.
By UCHE AMAKO
PUBLISHED: 21:26, Tue, Apr 26, 2016 | UPDATED: 21:51, Tue, Apr 26, 2016

PA

Mauricio Pochettino wants to manage PSG
The Argentine has earned plenty of admirers this season as he manages Spurs towards their highest ever finish in the Premier League era.

Pochettino has even been mentioned as a possible replacement for Louis van Gaal at Manchester United.

Tottenham player ratings against West Brom
Mon, April 25, 2016
Express Sport takes a look at how the Spurs players fared against West Bromwich Albion at White Hart Lane

REUTERS
1 of 12
Express Sport takes a look at how Mauricio Pochettino's Tottenham players performed in their 1-1 draw against West Bromwich Albion at White Hart Lane

But the 44-year-old appears to have set his sights on becoming manager at PSG, where he played between 2001 and 2003.

He told French radio station RMC: "I have always said that one day it would be a pleasure to manage a big club like Paris. It's part of my dreams.

"I try to watch all of their games, especially in the Champions League and sometimes I speak with [PSG assistant coach] Jean-Louis Gasset."

"Return to Paris one day, why not?"

He could get the best of both worlds, manage Spurs in the real world and manage PSG in championship manager. Championship manager is probably more challenging than the French league.

 

[West Everton Blue]

How people can say Howe when we know Pellegrini is free at the season is beyond me, its a no brainer.

True.

And on that note, Mourinho is free now.

 

[Neiler]

Mourinho is a World renowned winner and if we could somehow land him (and I don't think we will btw), then he'd elevate our status as a club to a level previously thought unthinkable since the 80's.

An appointment at that level would be a catalyst for dramatic change at EFC - especially if he delivered where it really matters - by winning some silverware - which he has done at every club he's been at. I fail to see why anyone would not want that level of manager arriving at Goodison.

I didn't profess to know the brief either, hence the reason I used the word IF.

It's an opinion I don't share mate. I don't think appointing Mourhino will mean an automatic right to win a trophy. Nor do I think he's the long term rallying point for anything like sustained success for reasons I've already outlined. I don't hink it will happen either - nor do I want it to.