Next Manager (Poll)

[Toffeelover]

What makes moyes such a safe appointment though. Since he left he has been anything but good.

In fact - awful!

 

[blue to the bone]

...I’m not voicing my opinion, Matey, I’m just saying the Board might see him as a safe appointment, certainly more so than Periera.

There are loads of managers out there though. If the board is that narrow minded the mess we are in will only get bigger .

 

[Bob Elstone]

If moyes gets in the attendances will tumble. May as well hoist a flag saying ‘we have no ambition and you know it!’

 

[blue61]

Moist has obviously flogged a few of his cardigans and backed himself in the market, the sad get.

 

[allen]

absolutely no chance is getting the job now I don't think

he would have been here by now, he is probably the very last option if things turned desperate

Dunc has bought the board time

He's probably agreed in principle as an insurance policy.

I hope that's all it is.

 

[Eggs]

There are loads of managers out there though. If the board is that narrow minded the mess we are in will only get bigger .

...I have no idea who we should get, I think the betting odds this morning indicate nobody has got a clue what’s going on. I don’t think it takes much money to shift that market, but it’s a bit of fun monitoring it.

 

[Thomasc]

We’ve got more coaches lined up than a depot during a strike by national express drivers.

 

[Tony1985]

We all want a top manager or even a second tier manager with a decent record. The problem is the Everton board, the way they conduct the business it’ll be Daniel Farke ffs.

 

[blue to the bone]

...I have no idea who we should get, I think the betting odds this morning indicate nobody has got a clue what’s going on. I don’t think it takes much money to shift that market, but it’s a bit of fun monitoring it.

I agree . You know gambling. Markets like this would have very small liabilities. They would take a few quid and someone goes from 10/1 to evens . Same bet on a horse might move it a point.

 

[blue61]

We all want a top manager or even a second tier manager with a decent record. The problem is the Everton board, the way they conduct the business it’ll be Daniel Farke ffs.

For Farkes Sake

 

[Deleted member 38674]

Ancelotti would be another Koeman

This is the worst thing anyone has ever said.

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

....very good point, unless there has been issues with length of contract, salary and assistants.

No middle finger, but be put on notice that I "UN Like" this comment.

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

This is the worst thing anyone has ever said.

Not really. Ancelotti is known for swerving training sessions - just like Koeman. In order for Ancelotti's style of management to work you need a number of strong leaders within the player base. We don't have them, so Ancelotti swerves training and the players do 10 minutes of keepie uppies followed by a few games of fifa then stack for the day. The output of all this malarky is we'd get bummed every weekend and we'd all be calling for Ancelotti's head.

He's NEA!

 

[Deco]

Not really. Ancelotti is known for swerving training sessions - just like Koeman. In order for Ancelotti's style of management to work you need a number of strong leaders within the player base. We don't have them, so Ancelotti swerves training and the players do 10 minutes of keepie uppies followed by a few games of fifa then stack for the day. The output of all this malarky is we'd get bummed every weekend and we'd all be calling for Ancelotti's head.

He's NEA!

The solution then would be to get leaders in

The idea of turning down one of the most successful managers of all time (regardless of their style) is a strange one to me.

 

[Deleted member 28206]

My personal list:

1. Allegri
2. Ancelotti
3. Poch
4. Kovac
5. Emery