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

[jal123]

Just because you don't believe in something mean you should ridicule it. You don't believe it, sure. If we don't explore, we never know anything. I'm more for exploring different ambitious options. Something we haven't really tried since...the 80s?

No, but thinking we will take Arsenal's manager and club legend to be our DOF deserves ridicule. And I mean serious ridicule.
Stop it, no more from you.

 

[ilikecheese]

Martinez failed on every one of those points chief

Yes and Moyes was given 11 years to actually win something and failed. He is not a good choice. He is a terrible choice.

 

[royalblue66]

If we're going for the hipster choice, I'd love to hear the argument against Howe.

He is on the up. Getting Bournemouth into the Prem was an amazing feat. Keeping them there playing the style of football they did and with the crippling injuries they had is impressive.

I can't understand why he's not in the mix.

An Everton supporter to boot. What's not to love?

I think most Evertonians would like a winner as manager.

 

[Shu Ren Dennis Ng]

No, but thinking we will take Arsenal's manager and club legend to be our DOF deserves ridicule. And I mean serious ridicule.
Stop it, no more from you.

You're just being very close minded. I wouldn't want to know your unambitious (1) choice either.

 

[ToffeeTim]

If we're going for the hipster choice, I'd love to hear the argument against Howe.

He is on the up. Getting Bournemouth into the Prem was an amazing feat. Keeping them there playing the style of football they did and with the crippling injuries they had is impressive.

I can't understand why he's not in the mix.

An Everton supporter to boot. What's not to love?

I can't help but notice you joined the forum the day we lost 4-0 to a certain side across a certain park?

 

[People75]

it's on

 

[Peter The Dog]

I think most Evertonians would like a winner as manager.

He won promotion to the Prem with an unfancied team and kept them there. That makes him a winner in my book.

 

[Toast]

I can't help but notice you joined the forum the day we lost 4-0 to a certain side across a certain park?

Wow.

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

With the influx of money, at lot of clubs can afford better buys...we need the other part of it now to set us apart, a manager they want to play for.

Be champion.

 

[jal123]

You're just being very close minded. I wouldn't want to know your unambitious (1) choice either.

I think we should re-incarnate Johan Cruiff and get Alex Ferguson as his assistant.

 

[Eggs]

...it's fine looking at trophies won but an additional good test is considering a managers record in the transfer market. Who have they brought and for how much. If the market values have increased you are looking at somebody who knows a good player.

 

[Shu Ren Dennis Ng]

I think we should re-incarnate Johan Cruiff and get Alex Ferguson as his assistant.

If that was scientifically possible, I'll try reincarnating Dixie. Then again, there are better and more reachable options.

 

[royalblue66]

He won promotion to the Prem with an unfancied team and kept them there. That makes him a winner in my book.

Oh, I personally would expect a little more,but if he ticks your boxes.

 

[roydo]

He won promotion to the Prem with an unfancied team and kept them there. That makes him a winner in my book.

And wet his pants at the giant that is Burnley.

 

[quasi modo]

After numerous Moyes and Fat Rafael shouts in here, I'm leaving this thread for good.