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

[SerenityNigh]

That Bob Bradley shout looking better by the minute @Garrick


Still a terrible shout, but looking better every minute

 

[orly]

?????

De Boer is perfect for Everton.

C'mon finners nice and easy

 

[Kendall's Dream]

DE BOER MATCHES EVERTON
blog here
http://johnheitinga.social/boer-past-everton/

His brother and now Heitinga. Sounding a bit desperate?

 

[TheFinnFan]

De Boer is perfect for Everton.

C'mon finners nice and easy

well well well, johnny boy

 

[rochdaleblue]

.....the key unknown is what he would do in the transfer market. Colin Harvey is a prime example, brilliant coach at youth and first team level but so much is about bringing in the right players.

I was only meaning as an interim manager. Will be interesting the response of the players come Sunday. Then unsworth can go back to the excellent job he is doing with the academy.

 

[Coffee and TV]

I'll take boring football that delivers 5 titles.

McClaren has won the dutch title though, honestly I'm more bothered about whether his football is going to be successful in the prem.

 

[Eggs]

Comes across as an RM believer though.

....he owes RM a lot so he's not going to slate him.

 

[TheFinnFan]

His brother and now Heitinga. Sounding a bit desperate?

possibly futile attemps to get in the line first. koeman clearly is in pole position

 

[DualityNSNO]

many of us wanted him gone before the semi.

Well before it, several weeks in fact. I hoped he'd get sacked before the Derby, as I (and no doubt many others) weren't even expecting anything positive from it, that's the extent the fanbase got to - not even being as arsed about a match against them. We all knew what was going to happen that week, all except Roberto apparently.

Unsworth and Royle leading the team out against the RS and United would've meant we, at the very least, got our fight back. Sadly it didn't happen then, but thankfully it's done now.

 

[DualityNSNO]

....he owes RM a lot so he's not going to slate him.

+1. Martinez brought him back in and apparently even suggested he take over for the last game when he was getting sacked.

Good man, terrible manager sadly.

 

[Librarian]

well well well, johnny boy

'Frank is an incredible winner.

To the questions that keep pouring in, Everton fans, I propose therefore always the same answer: De Boer and Everton are in my opinion a perfect match. Between 2009 and 2014 I spent five years before that fantastic club allowed to play and in 2012 I was Player of the Year, so I hope that my opinion matters. When Frank finds it, I can catch him in any case the club, the brilliant Goodison Park and the players'

 

[rochdaleblue]

Mourinho is my number choice followed by emery. However both are unrealistic. Koeman, pelligrini and de boer would be fine with me, although I can see why koeman is favourite. Young and established at premiership level. Sadly I don't know if his appointment would enable us to retain our 'stars' unlike mourinho and emery. That sadly is the lasting legacy of martinez's reign here.

 

[The Mighty Quint]

What is clear is how much Martinez has devalued this club and Squad over the last 2 seasons, certain pundits and Journo's asking why Koeman would come to us when Soton are bigger and better is astonishing.

Koeman or not, we'll rise like a phoniex from the flames next season, those doubting us will eat humble pie and get a good slapping down I'm telling you.

Can't wait to be sitting in the top 4 at Xmas, see what Ray Wilkins/Matt Lawson have to say then.

 

[Goat]

Go on Johnny lad, push it real good.

 

[Tramps_mate]

Door wide open for Mourihno now...