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

[bsod1878]

Moyes coming back would be a nightmare...

 

[everton2004]

For all those crusading for an unproven foreign manager who has no experience in the prem, I give you Remi Garde.

In fairness, Jesus Christ himself couldn't have saved Villa - they had relegation stamped all over them courtesy of Lerner.

 

[Cuban Pete]

I do accept Martinez's good points. I made the point earlier that getting De Boer would allow us to continue on the project that Martinez put in place. However you also must accept that when it came to implementing that vision he was bloody awful.

Absolutely. If nothing else his stubbornness in constantly attacking in winning positions was enough to show his tactical naivety. That said, his negative points have been gone over in excruciating detail over the past 2 years, the same can't be said for his positive ones.

 

[darkwingduck]

I'll be incredibly disappointed if Moyes was the next manager.

 

[Peter The Dog]

Moyes, is yesterday's man.

I'm a huge admirer but he would split the support.

 

[EddyKent]

Is Fanta pubes still being discussed?

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

For all those crusading for an unproven foreign manager who has no experience in the prem, I give you Remi Garde. We do not want do go down that route, we really don't

There are too many 'pie in the sky' choices being conjured up on here.

Or Jurgen Klopp mate.

Or Pochettino

Or Mourinho (first time)

If you limit yourself to managers with PL experience it's a fairly narrow field eh?

 

[everton2004]

Is Fanta pubes still being discussed?

Yes, plenty of WUMs around today

 

[ijjysmith]

Moyes, is yesterday's man.

I'm a huge admirer but he would split the support.

I admire the way he's never done anything ever too. I mean how is that possible?!

 

[everton2004]

The only thing I admire about Moyes is the brass neck he clearly has considering he thinks he's worthy of a second chance.

 

[royalblue66]

I admire the way he's never done anything ever too. I mean how is that possible?!

He finds it quite easy,I would imagine.

 

[Azza]

I don't get why people say they don't fancy De Boer or Emery because they have no PL experience....


okay let's see some candidates who have that experience...


Louis van Gaal
Quique Flores
Steve McClaren
Remi Garde
Garry Monk
Chris Ramsey
Tim Sherwood
John Carver
Nigel Pearson
Paul Lambert
Harry Redknapp
Nigel Adkins
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
Felix Magath
Pete Mel
Michael Laudrup
Malky Mackkay
AVB
Steve Clarke
Martin Jol
David Moyes
Martin O'Neill
Brian McDermott
Owen Coyle
Roberto Di Matteo
Avram Grant




Take your pick.

For all those crusading for an unproven foreign manager who has no experience in the prem, I give you Remi Garde. We do not want do go down that route, we really don't

There are too many 'pie in the sky' choices being conjured up on here.

As above, take your pick mate.

 

[ijjysmith]

He finds it quite easy,I would imagine.

He's a natural.

 

[The Esk]

“Talks are ongoing all the time, and there is never really a point where you can say ‘on this day we’ll starting talking’,” Reed admitted last night.

“Conversations go on all the time about planning for the future. Ronald has mentioned recently that he’s sat down with us at board level and talked about the five-year plan.

“There’s no point going into contract negotiations about finance and money unless you’re all on the same wavelength about where the club is going.

“If Ronald is committing himself to the club for a longer period of time, it’s important we talk about our ambitions being aligned and that we are still trying to achieve the same things.

“We’re now at a point, as Ronald has said himself, where we’re actually getting down to the detail of the contract, which is where agents and lawyers get involved.

“Everything is going very positively at the moment.”

So many contradictions in this statement with what's been said before, and been said by Koeman.

There's certainly nothing definite in this statement at all, it's very conditional - they've not discussed contract terms as they've not yet reached agreement on where the club is going; "if Ronald is committing himself", "we're at the point of getting down to the detail".

There's no detail or suggestions of where they are going - if they had agreement he would be indicating what their ambitions are.

I would say this is a fairly weak holding statement, nothing more.

 

[deipnosophist]

WTF IS THAT?!

It's Thingy (often spelled Thingee). Him and Jason Gunn used to present childrens TV in the 90's .
Here is a short clip of Thingy/Thingee: