Next Manager (Poll)

[Kev The Rat]

I hope it not be it is what it is.

Could be Carlos

 

[chippy1722]

Duncan knows he’s not getting it and not expecting it but after yesterday it’s an easy way for the betting company to make a few quid off the back of it.
I think after yesterday the board know they can take the time for the right appointment and no knee jerk reactions.

 

[carlos21]

Could be Carlos

You had a good day.

 

[Kev The Rat]

You had a good day.

Ok mate - you?

 

[carlos21]

Ok mate - you?

Yes I am good today.

 

[Theoneandonly]

Rafael is back in the UK and on sky sports tomorrow night for the Arsenal game.

 

[marsh]

Bruce In

 

[BigMick]

He wasn't at all. Had Osman have pace he'd have been a top top footballer but he definately had the brain. Had as good as close control of a ball than anyone we've had since.

Tend to agree. I think Leon could have been a star in the 70s or 80s when the game was a bit slower and the players less muscle-bound.

 

[Eggs]

I think it is moyes I think.

...taken a walk in the betting from short-priced favourite to 8-1.

 

[summerisle]

Rather him over Moyes any day.

 

[The Penny Blue]

The Echo shout for Marco Rose is a huge one. Would love him or Jesse Marsch at the club and play the narrow minded, very energetic, and quick transition.

 

[AmericasToffee]

The Echo shout for Marco Rose is a huge one. Would love him or Jesse Marsch at the club and play the narrow minded, very energetic, and quick transition.

Who at the echo put that out?

 

[ToffeeTim]

Marco Rose is top of the Bundesliga.

He will not be joining Everton.

Come on people, let's be sensible.

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

Mate the fact remains he would be a big risk and we aint in the position to be taking risks that big.

Let him go manage Real Sociedad or the like and if he does well then we can get him.

Koeman and Silva both had EPL experience and messed us up big-time. The one before them also had EPL experience and won an FA cup. He nearly got us relegated.

It is a massive risk appointing a manager, regardless of where they've managed. We need a manager who gets us, whose style of play meets with our supporters demands. High tempo, counter attacking, charge of the light brigade stuff. That's what floats evertonian boats. However the next manager needs to have that and more. He needs to be tactically astute, intuitive with his formations and how he sets his teams up and above all else he needs to inspire and lead.

So the rumours that we are looking to the likes of Gallardo, Kocac, Marcelino and Simeone, fill me with hope that finally we are going to take that chance and get a real quality manager.

Koff Moyes, Howe and Benitez as they wont take us forward, they wont take us to the next level as they've had their moment and the football world has left them behind.

UTFT

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Koeman and Silva both had EPL experience and messed us up big-time. The one before them also had EPL experience and won an FA cup. He nearly got us relegated.

It is a massive risk appointing a manager, regardless of where they've managed. We need a manager who gets us, whose style of play meets with our supporters demands. High tempo, counter attacking, charge of the light brigade stuff. That's what floats evertonian boats. However the next manager needs to have that and more. He needs to be tactically astute, intuitive with his formations and how he sets his teams up and above all else he needs to inspire and lead.

So the rumours that we are looking to the likes of Gallardo, Kocac, Marcelino and Simeone, fill me with hope that finally we are going to take that chance and get a real quality manager.

Koff Moyes, Howe and Benitez as they wont take us forward, they wont take us to the next level as they've had their moment and the football world has left them behind.

UTFT

Yes mate!

Kovac or Marcelino fit the bill for me. Would love Ancelotti aswell purely for the blokes history of winning everything.