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

[People75]

Yeah do you really want another 'philosophy' manager?

Sure, I want some other 'philosophy' manager.

Time too move on.

 

[Rollo Tomassi]

Funny how there is an actual vacancy now and O'neill has gone form odds on to 20/1 it is almost as if the bookies were making stories up.

 

[TheFinnFan]

Ah I love that now we can really turn up this manager speculation? Who is it, when will it be puplished?....


Then the transfers! New man will defo bring his fav players with him. Our squad will go through massive trasformation.

 

[hetion]

That sounds like a very impressive resume, so thank you! Do you think he has enough to win trophies? That seems to be the one blot on his copy book?

His work at Monchengladbach sounds very promising, and they are similar to ourselves in structure. I wouldn't turn my nose up at him at all!

Definitely. He won the league twice in a row in Switzerland as well as some cups. And he obviously had no chance of winning the league with Gladbach. With money, support and a league that suits his style I think he'd boss it.

Plus I think what Everton DESPERATELY need is a manager who is not just exciting but is organised. They need a rock-solid system to believe in and give them confidence.

 

[macst]

Uh-oh. Sami Hyypia has just been sacked by FC Zürich...

(No, I'm not serious before anyone starts... )

 

[catcherintherye]

Definitely. He won the league twice in a row in Switzerland as well as some cups. And he obviously had no chance of winning the league with Gladbach. With money, support and a league that suits his style I think he'd boss it.

Plus I think what Everton DESPERATELY need is a manager who is not just exciting but is organised. They need a rock-solid system to believe in and give them confidence.

From what I've read he sounds a little like how Royle/Klopp try to play? Lots of pressing and work rate off the ball. He'd also probably work well alongside our academy?

 

[Saint Domingo]

Pellegrini would still be a great appointment for me. His football in 13/14 was some of the best attacking football in the prem. Question mark on his transfers but he's shown he can build sides at Villareal and Malaga.

 

[Westend Blue]

Definitely. He won the league twice in a row in Switzerland as well as some cups. And he obviously had no chance of winning the league with Gladbach. With money, support and a league that suits his style I think he'd boss it.

Plus I think what Everton DESPERATELY need is a manager who is not just exciting but is organised. They need a rock-solid system to believe in and give them confidence.

Xhaka and the other fella defo made his life easier like.

 

[The Mighty Quint]

Was listening to a dutch footy expert on Talksport and he reckons Koeman is by far the best manager as far as going dutch goes.

 

[Eggs]

....wow, all the bookmakers joining the market now. FdB odds-on favourite, I notice Martin O'Neil has drifted to 25-1. Bit of value out there.

 

[Eric Djemba-Djemba]

Hopefully we can do the right thing this time and appoint Ralf Rangnick.

 

[hetion]

From what I've read he sounds a little like how Royle/Klopp try to play? Lots of pressing and work rate off the ball. He'd also probably work well alongside our academy?

Somewhat, yeah. Presses fairly hard but not quite as manically as Klopp - it's mixed in with more clever positioning.

Xhaka and the other fella defo made his life easier like.

Reus? Not wrong there, but getting talented players to play well and be integral parts of his team is hardly a bad thing. Wouldn't mind him doing the same with Barkely and Deulofeu.

 

[Eric Djemba-Djemba]

The Moyes replacement thread in 2013 was great. I'm expecting big things from this thread.

 

[matty1878]

We're not guna get Jose and were guna go nowhere. Well maybe backwards!

 

[Darth Vader]

Was listening to a dutch footy expert on Talksport and he reckons Koeman is by far the best manager as far as going dutch goes.

Tim Vickery is there South American "Expert"