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

[Dario Terracotta]

Come to Daddy Bill,Joselol

 

[Paul w]

I think about mourinho as Everton manager and get so excited,but then remember who my team is and reality kicks in and you know what's going to happen.

 

[kithnou]

I think about mourinho as Everton manager and get so excited,but then remember who my team is and reality kicks in and you know what's going to happen.

Do you know your history Paul?

 

[The Mighty Quint]

Jose Mourinho refuses to wait another year for Manchester United job with club staff expecting Louis van Gaal to STAY on

• Manchester United news: Click here for all the latest from Old Trafford
• Manchester United are to stick with manager Louis van Gaal this summer
• Jose Mourinho will not wait for a year to take the top job at Old Trafford
• United staff expect Van Gaal to stay barring a disappointing end to season
• Being overlooked in favour of Mourinho may convince Ryan Giggs to quit

By SIMON JONES FOR MAILONLINE

PUBLISHED: 00:06 EST, 6 May 2016 | UPDATED: 02:23 EST, 7 May 2016


Jose Mourinho will not wait for Manchester United if they decide to postpone bringing him in to replace manager Louis van Gaal beyond this summer.

Despite a difficult season clouded by speculation, Old Trafford staff believe Van Gaal will now stay on for the final year of his contract.

That would mean Mourinho having to hold off taking the United hot seat until 2017-18, a wait he is not prepared to put up with.

+6
Jose Mourinho will not wait around for the Manchester United job if they do not appoint him this summer

+6
United staff increasingly expect manager Louis van Gaal to stay despite speculation surrounding his future

+6
That would leave Mourinho without the job he has constantly been linked to and looking to move elsewhere

JOSE MOURINHO NEXT CLUB ODDS
Manchester United - 1/6

Paris Saint-Germain - 5/1

Everton - 7/1

Real Madrid - 18/1

England national team - 20/1

Arsenal - 20/1

*Odds courtesy of SkyBet

Van Gaal could still depart if United lose the FA Cup final against Crystal Palace and fail to finish in the Barclays Premier League top four, but staff at the club expect him to stick around.

Another issue for Ed Woodward and the United board to consider is the future of assistant manager Ryan Giggs.

The former Welsh winger would consider leaving if he is overlooked as Van Gaal's successor and United are wary of losing a long-standing link to past successes.

Mourinho had long been expected to take over this summer after six months off following his sacking from Chelsea.

In February, Inter Milan director Bedy Moratti, sister of the Italian club's former president Massimo Moratti, divulged that Mourinho was headed for United after having lunch with the former Inter boss and her family in the city.

Asked afterwards if the 53-year-old Portuguese coach will return to Inter, she replied: 'No, he's happy now, he's going to Manchester. Of course, he's always fantastic and we missed him as a person here.'

As recently as last month, Mourinho confirmed that he would be back in management this summer but refused to confirm a destination despite saying he hoped to stay in England.

'I am not in position to turn down [jobs],' Mourinho said. 'I am in a position to analyse, this is April, everything starts in July, every decision is made between May and the start of June.

'I am not in a position to deny, I am open to any club, national team, but I have to be honest, if possible, a club.

'I would prefer [to stay England]. I love the country, the football here, my family is very stable and happy.'



Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...Louis-van-Gaal-STAY-summer.html#ixzz47yEcwW7D
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It's on lads, just imagine the Kopites when he schools Klopp.

 

[Paul w]

Ha I remember getting kicked in a painful place far to many times friend.

 

[dholliday]

I think about mourinho as Everton manager and get so excited,but then remember who my team is and reality kicks in and you know what's going to happen.

Welcome to Everton, Eddie Howe!

Do you know your history Paul?

Don't think we've ever secured a high-end manager in our history. Catterick & Kendall became high-end during their time with us but didn't have that status when we first approached them.

 

[carlos21]

Welcome to Everton, Eddie Howe!



Don't think we've ever secured a high-end manager in our history. Catterick & Kendall became high-end during their time with us but didn't have that status when we first approached them.

Hi Darren.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Do you know your history Paul?

Maybe he's going on the majority of the last 25-30 years mate,hopefully Moshiri can step up to the plate "if" he is the man for us and a manager such as Mourinho or his ilk would put this club on the map again and back where you and I know it should be,competing at the big table again,NSNO.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

It's on lads, just imagine the Kopites when he schools Klopp.

It's really not as mad as people think IMHO,he will be well aware of the potential of not only the club,but also the squad(not Kone etc obviously!!)and also the temptation to go toe to toe with the RS who he massively dislikes,could be just the job for a confrontational guy like him,over to you Mosh!!

 

[TheFinnFan]

De Boer is going upwards in my shortlist

 

[Deco]

De Boer is going upwards in my shortlist

Mine too - I think either him, Pellegrini or Mourinho would be fantastic choices.

 

[Axlswhk]

This is how we will play under our new manager

 

[Matty_j1878]

From a players point of view just imagine going into finch farm and seeing De Boer, Bergkamp and Stamp knowing they've been players and played at the very top level of football.

Same with Mourinho without the playing part but having won almost everything as a manager.

Pellegrini was manager at Madrid in which they accumulated their highest points tally in a season, took Malaga from bang average to solid unit and in my opinion has flopped at City (given the money he's spent, players he's bought and trophies amassed)

I'd prefer De Boer or Mourinho (obviously). Pellegrini isn't the best option in my opinion, having said that i'd back him if he did come, still an improvement on what we have.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

From a players point of view just imagine going into finch farm and seeing De Boer, Bergkamp and Stamp knowing they've been players and played at the very top level of football.

One of the lads had already mentioned it on here, but if De Boer left you would probably see Bergkamp take over at Ajax.

 

[RomanReigns]

after much deliberation with myself, i believe that we need to employ joachim low in order to have a german rivalry on merseyside