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John best not be a john head who's johning us along.
Coffee and TV
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Mourinho is piling the pressure on United, I think they'll sack Van Gaal as soon as he doesn't get top 4 and bring Jose in soon after that.
Matty_j1878
Yer ma's favorite ITK. Mmmmmm Juicy.
John head hahahahahhahaha
One of my favourite phrases in the world, john head
No agreement..... yet.
Someone on another Everton Forum has commented that Jose's agent will be there Sunday*
*I've just got home from seeing Deacon Blue so appreciate if this is old news
**Apparently he's Koeman's agent too, haven't a clue me.
*I've just got home from seeing Deacon Blue so appreciate if this is old news
**Apparently he's Koeman's agent too, haven't a clue me.
Matty_j1878
Yer ma's favorite ITK. Mmmmmm Juicy.
Nah mate they got it from this speculative tweet
Matty_j1878
Yer ma's favorite ITK. Mmmmmm Juicy.
That's not to say the lad on the other forum hasn't heard something but my guess would be 2+2=5
The villarreal manager has worked wonders over there fair play
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
These are hilarious!
GlosBlue
Player Valuation: £25m
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...w-manager-Ronald-Koeman-brushes-interest.html
Everton open talks with former Ajax boss Frank de Boer over becoming new manager after Ronald Koeman brushes off interest
PUBLISHED: 07:30 EST, 14 May 2016 | UPDATED: 08:39 EST, 14 May 2016
Frank de Boer made his pitch to become Roberto Martinez's successor as Everton manager on Friday.
Sportsmail understands that talks between the former Holland defender's representative Guido Albers and Goodison officials took place on Friday.
De Boer is available after stepping down from his role as Ajax manager this week and is interested in the job.
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Frank De Boer is available after stepping down from his role as Ajax manager and he is interested in Everton
Albers is likely to be a pivotal figure in Everton's search for a new boss. He also represents Southampton manager Ronald Koeman, who remains Everton's No 1 target to replace Martinez.
De Boer is looking for a new challenge after leaving Ajax and believes Goodison Park is the right destination for him.
His twin brother Ronald said: 'Frank is very much interested in the job. He has taken his coaching career step by step. He started with the Under 12s, then the Under 19s and then he took over from Martin Jol (as senior Ajax boss).
'He is now ready for the next step. Frank has already showed with his five and a half years at Ajax he brings something extra into the game.
'The Everton board, of course, have to agree with it and there are a lot of other candidates who are capable of doing the job. We will wait and see.'
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De Boer is looking for a new challenge after leaving Ajax and believes Goodison Park is the right destination
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David Unsworth and Joe Royle discuss tactics as they watch over a training session at Finch Farm on Friday
One of those, Koeman, has distanced himself from the post, saying he will hold talks over a new deal at St Mary's. 'I am manager of Southampton, and as I mentioned last week, everybody knows I have one more year (on my current) contract,' said Koeman.
'I got the same question about my future last week but we will sit together, analyse and talk about the future.
'It is important to continue, let's do our job this weekend and there is time next week before I go on holiday to talk about the future of the club.'
Tim Howard believes Everton's players must take some responsibility for Martinez's sacking. The veteran keeper will make his 414th and final appearance for Everton against Norwich on Sunday before joining Colorado Rapids in July.
'I think we have underachieved this season,' said Howard. 'The players have probably let ourselves down. Any time a manager loses his job, they can't replace 22 of us, which is probably unfortunate for them. They are always blamed.'
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...ld-Koeman-brushes-interest.html#ixzz48a7E5oWS
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Everton open talks with former Ajax boss Frank de Boer over becoming new manager after Ronald Koeman brushes off interest
- Everton open talks with Frank de Boer's representative Guido Albers
- De Boer is available after stepping down from his role as Ajax manager
- Roberto Martinez was sacked by Everton after three-years on Thursday
- David Unsworth and Joe Royle will take charge for game with Norwich
PUBLISHED: 07:30 EST, 14 May 2016 | UPDATED: 08:39 EST, 14 May 2016
Frank de Boer made his pitch to become Roberto Martinez's successor as Everton manager on Friday.
Sportsmail understands that talks between the former Holland defender's representative Guido Albers and Goodison officials took place on Friday.
De Boer is available after stepping down from his role as Ajax manager this week and is interested in the job.
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Frank De Boer is available after stepping down from his role as Ajax manager and he is interested in Everton
Albers is likely to be a pivotal figure in Everton's search for a new boss. He also represents Southampton manager Ronald Koeman, who remains Everton's No 1 target to replace Martinez.
De Boer is looking for a new challenge after leaving Ajax and believes Goodison Park is the right destination for him.
His twin brother Ronald said: 'Frank is very much interested in the job. He has taken his coaching career step by step. He started with the Under 12s, then the Under 19s and then he took over from Martin Jol (as senior Ajax boss).
'He is now ready for the next step. Frank has already showed with his five and a half years at Ajax he brings something extra into the game.
'The Everton board, of course, have to agree with it and there are a lot of other candidates who are capable of doing the job. We will wait and see.'
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De Boer is looking for a new challenge after leaving Ajax and believes Goodison Park is the right destination
+6
David Unsworth and Joe Royle discuss tactics as they watch over a training session at Finch Farm on Friday
One of those, Koeman, has distanced himself from the post, saying he will hold talks over a new deal at St Mary's. 'I am manager of Southampton, and as I mentioned last week, everybody knows I have one more year (on my current) contract,' said Koeman.
'I got the same question about my future last week but we will sit together, analyse and talk about the future.
'It is important to continue, let's do our job this weekend and there is time next week before I go on holiday to talk about the future of the club.'
Tim Howard believes Everton's players must take some responsibility for Martinez's sacking. The veteran keeper will make his 414th and final appearance for Everton against Norwich on Sunday before joining Colorado Rapids in July.
'I think we have underachieved this season,' said Howard. 'The players have probably let ourselves down. Any time a manager loses his job, they can't replace 22 of us, which is probably unfortunate for them. They are always blamed.'
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...ld-Koeman-brushes-interest.html#ixzz48a7E5oWS
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Psherlock98
Player Valuation: £25k
Paddy power seem to have suspended betting on our next managerial appointment.
Edit: as a lurker this needs approval, might be old news by then.
Edit: as a lurker this needs approval, might be old news by then.
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
http://www.express.co.uk/sport/foot...-PSG-Valencia-Eye-Ex-Chelsea-Boss-News-Gossip
Jose Mourinho gives Manchester United deadline: Two clubs ready to offer him top job
JOSE MOURINHO has given Manchester United a June 30 deadline to install him as their next manager.
By RICHARD TANNER
PUBLISHED: 08:02, Fri, May 13, 2016 | UPDATED: 08:40, Fri, May 13, 2016
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Jose Mourinho has other options should Manchester United stick with Louis van Gaal
Mourinho is growing increasingly impatient as he waits for United to make a decision over the future of Louis Van Gaal.
He has been linked with the United job ever since his dismissal at Chelsea in December co-incided with Van Gaal coming under intense pressure following a dismal sequence of results.
United have improved in the second half of the season but could still miss out on Champions League qualification, if neighbours City take a point at Swansea on Sunday (3pm).
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Jose Mourinho made a suprise return to the managerial dugout when he oversaw a FIFA Football Legends team as they took on a Mexican All-Stars side at the Azteca Stadium
No decision will be taken on Van Gaal’s future until after the FA Cup final against Crystal Palace on May 21. And if United lift the trophy for the first time since 2004, Van Gaal could stay for the final year on his contract.
But Mourinho is piling on the pressure with Valencia and Paris Saint-Germain waiting in the wings to appoint him.
He has been in Mexico for a FIFA legends game this week at the same time as United director David Gill - although it is unclear if the pair have held talks.
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"Of course I miss it," he said. "But in July I will be back. So we are in May and May to July is nothing.
"I keep enjoying my life which I'm doing, keep enjoying my family. But in July I am back. June 30 (to sign a contract) - that's fine."
Even if United finish fifth and end up in the Europa League, Van Gaal believes he has done enough to see out the final 12 months of his current deal.
But there is a concern at Old Trafford that the club needs a serial-winner like Mourinho to take on Pep Guardiola, who will be in charge across town next season.
Jose Mourinho gives Manchester United deadline: Two clubs ready to offer him top job
JOSE MOURINHO has given Manchester United a June 30 deadline to install him as their next manager.
By RICHARD TANNER
PUBLISHED: 08:02, Fri, May 13, 2016 | UPDATED: 08:40, Fri, May 13, 2016
5
Jose Mourinho has other options should Manchester United stick with Louis van Gaal
Mourinho is growing increasingly impatient as he waits for United to make a decision over the future of Louis Van Gaal.
He has been linked with the United job ever since his dismissal at Chelsea in December co-incided with Van Gaal coming under intense pressure following a dismal sequence of results.
United have improved in the second half of the season but could still miss out on Champions League qualification, if neighbours City take a point at Swansea on Sunday (3pm).
LATINCONTENT/GETTY IMAGES
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Jose Mourinho made a suprise return to the managerial dugout when he oversaw a FIFA Football Legends team as they took on a Mexican All-Stars side at the Azteca Stadium
No decision will be taken on Van Gaal’s future until after the FA Cup final against Crystal Palace on May 21. And if United lift the trophy for the first time since 2004, Van Gaal could stay for the final year on his contract.
But Mourinho is piling on the pressure with Valencia and Paris Saint-Germain waiting in the wings to appoint him.
He has been in Mexico for a FIFA legends game this week at the same time as United director David Gill - although it is unclear if the pair have held talks.
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"Of course I miss it," he said. "But in July I will be back. So we are in May and May to July is nothing.
"I keep enjoying my life which I'm doing, keep enjoying my family. But in July I am back. June 30 (to sign a contract) - that's fine."
Even if United finish fifth and end up in the Europa League, Van Gaal believes he has done enough to see out the final 12 months of his current deal.
But there is a concern at Old Trafford that the club needs a serial-winner like Mourinho to take on Pep Guardiola, who will be in charge across town next season.
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