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

[B17BLG]

Willy swinging

 

[bullensboy]

To be fair, you did say it could be bad info.

You either posted what you had been told, which seems with hindsight, to be incorrect, or you just made stuff up.

Inclined to think its the former.

thanks. I guarantee there is no hidden agenda, it was not made up. The saga has run its course now though so I wont utter another word.

Incidentally, if people look back I only said Moyes was an option - he is not the preferred choice. The only other thing I said was that Mourinho was not an option.

I also stated I hope Mourinho becomes an option becasue he would be my choice. At the moment though, out of the options I have heard, Moyes is my personal choice.

That, simply, is that.

 

[B17BLG]

thanks. I guarantee there is no hidden agenda, it was not made up. The saga has run its course now though so I wont utter another word.

Incidentally, if people look back I only said Moyes was an option - he is not the preferred choice. The only other thing I said was that Mourinho was not an option.

I also stated I hope Mourinho becomes an option becasue he would be my choice. At the moment though, out of the options I have heard, Moyes is my personal choice.

That, simply, is that.

As in David?


David Moyes........

 

[Goat]

Thats that then.

Welcome home David.

 

[bullensboy]

Ok mate, but can you please stop trying to pass your thoughts of as actual information, 000s of good honest blues read this forum for little tit bits of news, it reflects badly on the site and the fanbase when people try and pass of Info they make up in their head as actual sourced info.

Thats all im asking here.

I give up. Hope Ive explained to roydo better than you seem to be interpreting it

 

[Goat]

I give up. Hope Ive explained to roydo better than you seem to be interpreting it

Do you admit you made it all up and the only things you hear are the voices in your head?

 

[Coffee and TV]

Don't shoot me down please........ The Greeks seem to think (Blokes in the pub) that Mirallas was off back to Olympiacos and that deal has been put on hold because Jose is on his way to us...... like I said this is pub talk.

Mirallas said on Instagram yesterday that he would be back here for preseason so I doubt he's got a deal in place to leave

 

[Ashtonian]

Lads I read in The Sun that Moyes was coming back, trustworthy source so uh oh

Should be banned for that post mate lol

 

[bullensboy]

Do you admit you made it all up and the only things you hear are the voices in your head?

Muhahahahahahahahahaha

or something

 

[roydo]

I give up. Hope Ive explained to roydo better than you seem to be interpreting it

Explained it fine to me.

Lets let sleeping dogs lie.

 

[blue to the bone]

Willy swinging

Is he another Dutch manager ?

 

[Hong Kong Phooey]

Ian Wright offers his thoughts on Ronald Koeman’s future
Southampton boss Ronald Koeman has been linked with the Everton managerial job.



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Arsenal legend Ian Wright has suggested on The Scum Goals Podcast that leaving Southampton for Everton would not be a step-up for Ronald Koeman.

Koeman has been in charge of Southampton since the summer of 2014 and has a contract with the Premier League outfit until June 2017.

Everton are on the lookout for a new manager following the departure of Roberto Martinez from Goodison Park last week.

According to a recent report in The Daily Mail, Everton are interested in appointing Koeman as the new boss.

Former Arsenal striker Wright has suggested that the Toffees would not be able to match the ambitions of the Dutchman.

The former England international has also claimed that leaving the Saints for Everton would not be a step-up in his managerial career for Koeman.

“If he leaves to go to Everton, can Everton match his ambitions?”

“In this day and age, from what I saw under Martinez, I am not sure it is,” added the Englishman when asked if leaving Southampton for Everton would be a step-up.

Southampton finished above Everton in the Premier League table this season and will play in the Europa League during the 2016-17 campaign. It would be best for Koeman if he remains at St. Mary’s Stadium for one more season."

This is really starting to get on my tits. It's not just the Saints fans laughing at us thinking they're a better bet, Wilkins, Ian Wright and plenty of others think the same way too. Is this how far we've fallen?

Wright says "in this day and age, from what I saw under Martinez I don't think it is a step up"

Yes Ian, it's BECAUSE of Martinez. How many agreed that the squad was the best we've had for many a year? If it was a mid table squad then Martinez would still be here because he'd have done his job, got us to mid table.

But it isn't a mid table squad is it that's why Martinez has been sacked for badly underachieving.

I despair.

 

[marnie]

Mirallas said on Instagram yesterday that he would be back here for preseason so I doubt he's got a deal in place to leave

Thanks for that mate........ will call them all a bunch of MALAKAS Tomorrow lol

 

[LAToffee]

https://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/...ussion-poll-reset.83876/page-934#post-4495769
https://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/...ussion-poll-reset.83876/page-936#post-4495984
https://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/...ussion-poll-reset.83876/page-922#post-4494092
https://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/...ussion-poll-reset.83876/page-862#post-4487989
https://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/...-moores-noell-one.81992/page-261#post-4186843

No mate, you have never attempted to pass yourself off as ITK.

Top vaulting. <shudders. there but for the grace of god, go I>

 

[eurosrees]

Ian Wright offers his thoughts on Ronald Koeman’s future
Southampton boss Ronald Koeman has been linked with the Everton managerial job.



Embed from Getty Images


Arsenal legend Ian Wright has suggested on The Scum Goals Podcast that leaving Southampton for Everton would not be a step-up for Ronald Koeman.

Koeman has been in charge of Southampton since the summer of 2014 and has a contract with the Premier League outfit until June 2017.

Everton are on the lookout for a new manager following the departure of Roberto Martinez from Goodison Park last week.

According to a recent report in The Daily Mail, Everton are interested in appointing Koeman as the new boss.

Former Arsenal striker Wright has suggested that the Toffees would not be able to match the ambitions of the Dutchman.

The former England international has also claimed that leaving the Saints for Everton would not be a step-up in his managerial career for Koeman.

“If he leaves to go to Everton, can Everton match his ambitions?”

“In this day and age, from what I saw under Martinez, I am not sure it is,” added the Englishman when asked if leaving Southampton for Everton would be a step-up.

Southampton finished above Everton in the Premier League table this season and will play in the Europa League during the 2016-17 campaign. It would be best for Koeman if he remains at St. Mary’s Stadium for one more season."

This is really starting to get on my tits. It's not just the Saints fans laughing at us thinking they're a better bet, Wilkins, Ian Wright and plenty of others think the same way too. Is this how far we've fallen?

Wright says "in this day and age, from what I saw under Martinez I don't think it is a step up"

Yes Ian, it's BECAUSE of Martinez. How many agreed that the squad was the best we've had for many a year? If it was a mid table squad then Martinez would still be here because he'd have done his job, got us to mid table.

But it isn't a mid table squad is it that's why Martinez has been sacked for badly underachieving.

I despair.

What a complete waste of air Ian Wright is, he has absolutely no clue about anything, should be filed under 'burn' based on the source anyway.