Maaaaate have you even seen his record?
It stinks of failure, 8 clubs, 5 of them have lasted less than a year.
Southampton also won 1 game in 10 at the start of this year, hes a clueless fat headed biff and he wouldnt take us further than 7th.
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Maaaaate have you even seen his record?
It stinks of failure, 8 clubs, 5 of them have lasted less than a year.
Southampton also won 1 game in 10 at the start of this year, hes a clueless fat headed biff and he wouldnt take us further than 7th.
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/ajax-coach-frank-de-boer-11301181
Ajax coach Frank De Boer would 'love' to manage Everton
Ajax manager Frank de Boer
Ajax boss Frank de Boer would 'love' to join Everton this summer, according to his agent.
The 45-year-old has been with the Dutch club since 2010, winning four Eredivisie titles.
He is contracted to Ajax until 2017 but, with the future of Roberto Martinez coming under increasing scrutiny at Goodison Park, he has had his name thrown into the hat as a potential successor.
De Boer's representative Guido Albers confirmed the former Holland international would be open to a move to Merseyside, as well as La Liga side Valencia, ahead of the 2016-17 season.
“He would love to join a club like Everton or Valencia,” Albers told NOS. “It's all about the right philosophy and how they play football. That is what Frank is looking for.”
Martinez is coming under pressure at the Blues with the club sitting 12th in the Premier League.
After two cup semi-final exits, the latest setback came at the home of champions Leicester on Saturday, with a comprehensive 3-1 defeat seeing a number of the away support chant for his removal.
Some of the fans have unfurled banners in recent weeks also demanding his dismissal.
De Boer is a highly-rated coach and became the first man to win three Dutch league titles in a row both as a player and manager.
That has seen him tipped to move to England or Spain this summer, but his agent Albers insists he is still just focusing on his current club for now.
“I have told Ajax there is no other club and I have not held discussions with anyone.
“Frank says he now needs to focus on becoming champions, so I do not trouble him.”
Ajax coach Frank De Boer would 'love' to manage Everton
- 11:38, 8 MAY 2016
- UPDATED 11:39, 8 MAY 2016
- BY KRISTIAN WALSH
Ajax manager Frank de Boer
Ajax boss Frank de Boer would 'love' to join Everton this summer, according to his agent.
The 45-year-old has been with the Dutch club since 2010, winning four Eredivisie titles.
He is contracted to Ajax until 2017 but, with the future of Roberto Martinez coming under increasing scrutiny at Goodison Park, he has had his name thrown into the hat as a potential successor.
De Boer's representative Guido Albers confirmed the former Holland international would be open to a move to Merseyside, as well as La Liga side Valencia, ahead of the 2016-17 season.
“He would love to join a club like Everton or Valencia,” Albers told NOS. “It's all about the right philosophy and how they play football. That is what Frank is looking for.”
Martinez is coming under pressure at the Blues with the club sitting 12th in the Premier League.
After two cup semi-final exits, the latest setback came at the home of champions Leicester on Saturday, with a comprehensive 3-1 defeat seeing a number of the away support chant for his removal.
Some of the fans have unfurled banners in recent weeks also demanding his dismissal.
De Boer is a highly-rated coach and became the first man to win three Dutch league titles in a row both as a player and manager.
That has seen him tipped to move to England or Spain this summer, but his agent Albers insists he is still just focusing on his current club for now.
“I have told Ajax there is no other club and I have not held discussions with anyone.
“Frank says he now needs to focus on becoming champions, so I do not trouble him.”
Imo he's done a very good job at Feyenoord and Southampton. He didn't have the most promising start to his managerial career I give you that. For me it's what you learn from those experiences, whether they're good or bad. Seems to me he did that. Would make a great manager for us imo.
Mogwai
The Hiphopopotamus Rhymenoceros
A step down surely....
Well that pretty much rules him out IMO.
If you have to start using the media it means its over.
If you have to start using the media it means its over.
He would do a decent job, but I just feel we would have a glass ceiling with him.
TheFinnFan
Finners
What do you mean
Also said he'd be interested in the Swansea job. And I hear he'd be interested in the remake of The Italian Job as soon as he gets a Blu-Ray player.
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
Total football though mate,total football,I thought that too when we signed Ray Atteveld though
lol
Not sure on that, do think every manager will face that glass ceiling at Everton at one point. Just need someone that's able to break through that glass. With the right backing and total commitment from the board, I honestly believe Koeman could be that man.
It screams of the fat kid jumping up and down shouting "pick me, pick me".
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