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

[TyphooToffee]

I suppose, considering the recent talk of Eddie Howe, it will add something to Saturday's game.

 

[TyphooToffee]

i think he's waiting for UTD, I think he would come here under two conditions.

1) UTD keep Van Gaal or pass on him for Giggs or Blanc, etc
2) He is absolutely dead set on staying in the prem

You'd think any proven manager would see our potential (current and affordable new players) and want to come here and wake a sleeping giant. Mourinho or Simeoné would have no problem attracting the right players. Think of the kudos they'd get if they got us into the Champions League.

But if all they want is immediate CL then I suppose that's their prerogative.

 

[thebluenosebolt]

Well peps at city now, knowing Jose and his "special one" rhetoric I would imagine he would want a seat in peps oppo corner to end the greatest manager once n for all. Dont see why he would want to come here..he will want champions league next season to flex his manager muscles against the best in europe....or he'll settle for united

 

[USABlue]

Well peps at city now, knowing Jose and his "special one" rhetoric I would imagine he would want a seat in peps oppo corner to end the greatest manager once n for all. Dont see why he would want to come here..he will want champions league next season to flex his manager muscles against the best in europe....or he'll settle for united

The only job that seems likely to be open for CL is PSG. So it depends how serious Mourhino is about staying in england. I do think his preference would be utd, psg, then us.

 

[AndyC]

Irrespective of who eventually gets the job, I just would like to know IF Everton have at least tried to contact and discuss the job with Jose Mourinho.

If we have and Jose said, 'thanks, but no thanks' then fine.

But if we haven't, I would be very disappointed and have a feeling that perhaps we're not quite as ambitious or daring as we should be.

Jose might be a bumpy ride, but he'd give us a wayyyyyy higher media profile, he would re-invigorate the fan base, would certainly attract top players to the club, and most of all, he's a winner.

The cherry on the cake would be the touch line mayhem with Klippity on Derby days

 

[mkrudden]

Koeman and De Boer.

Honestly lad(ie)s, I just don't get it.

If we are money bags, why would we be bringing in just 'decent' or 'unproven'.

I understand that the Dutch league isn't Mickey Mouse but we surely want someone who has at least managed in Italy, England or Spain?

 

[Jags..class]

Irrespective of who eventually gets the job, I just would like to know IF Everton have at least tried to contact and discuss the job with Jose Mourinho.

If we have and Jose said, 'thanks, but no thanks' then fine.

But if we haven't, I would be very disappointed and have a feeling that perhaps we're not quite as ambitious or daring as we should be.

Jose might be a bumpy ride, but he'd give us a wayyyyyy higher media profile, he would re-invigorate the fan base, would certainly attract top players to the club, and most of all, he's a winner.

The cherry on the cake would be the touch line mayhem with Klippity on Derby days

He going to Man

 

[TheFinnFan]

I suppose, considering the recent talk of Eddie Howe, it will add something to Saturday's game.

Why? He wont be our next manager. It would be step back from Martinez.

 

[maccavennie]

Koeman and De Boer.

Honestly lad(ie)s, I just don't get it.

If we are money bags, why would we be bringing in just 'decent' or 'unproven'.

I understand that the Dutch league isn't Mickey Mouse but we surely want someone who has at least managed in Italy, England or Spain?

Agreed. Mourinho or Pellegrini for me and if not them I'm more than happy for any person on this forum to have the job.

I don't want up and coming, I want a winner who will bring in players with a winning mentality. Our upcoming generation of support deserve to grow up seeing a winning Everton.

 

[royalblue66]

If it's Koeman,will he bring Wee Sammy with him ?

 

[TrixyStevens]

Why Pellegrini? His track record is good but the man is getting on, does he still have passion for the game?

 

[Jags..class]

Why Pellegrini? His track record is good but the man is getting on, does he still have passion for the game?

Getting old doesn't mean you lose passion but he not 73, he 62.

 

[TrixyStevens]

Ideally, I'd love to see someone savvy with a ruthless winning streak in them. We are absolute pushovers on the field. Need a manager who can pick the strong from the weak, if that means getting rid of the so called greats we have at the moment and replacing them with players who actually have fight and ambition in them then so be it.

 

[Jags..class]

The good thing about Pellegrini is he likes to build a team over time so he would be ideal to start building our foundation for the next manager.

 

[Jags..class]

Also Pellegrini got a point to prove, after being replaced before the season over and had to cope with the pep rumours for over 17 months and the same happened at Madrid as well with Jose talking over his job and it was thein the papers every day that Jose is taking over so Jose to Man u. Pep at city and us. Revenge time