Next Manager (Poll)

[CrustySack]

After much thinking my dream appointment would be a Arteta/Ferguson double act. We need the players to understand what it means to pull that royal blue jersey on and what is expected of them, and if they don't then they can leave.. I don't want another fancy dan manager who really doesn't give a toss as long as his bank balance is being topped up. We've just had 4 of them on the bounce and it hasn't worked.

It is time to put an Everton man in charge.

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

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.

Is John Terry available?

 

[Deleted member 38674]

My personal list:

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

One of those is somewhat realistic.

 

[matty1878]

Can’t wait to see who!

 

[billyblue80]

Why isn't the club looking to German managers? Their best ones play with the high tempo, fast pressing style we need.

 

[Barry Rathbone]

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!

You put it much better than I ever could

 

[blue to the bone]

Can’t wait to see who!

Pereira !

 

[billyblue80]

Ancelotti or Marcelino fit us best right now. Moyes would be ok as a interim appointment. The rest are all gambles, unattainable or not good enough.

 

[Dwight K Schrute]

Ancelotti or Marcelino fit us best right now. Moyes would be ok as a interim appointment. The rest are all gambles, unattainable or not good enough.

Moyes isn't good enough.

 

[perth_blue]

You put it much better than I ever could

Or his coaches/asst managers are entrusted with cracking the whip?

 

[dixiesdisciple]

After much thinking my dream appointment would be a Arteta/Ferguson double act. We need the players to understand what it means to pull that royal blue jersey on and what is expected of them, and if they don't then they can leave.. I don't want another fancy dan manager who really doesn't give a toss as long as his bank balance is being topped up. We've just had 4 of them on the bounce and it hasn't worked.

It is time to put an Everton man in charge.

This crossed my mind too but I’d be concerned about the defensive side of the game. I look at Arteta’s mentors (Wenger & Guardiola) and I worry defensively we won’t grow and that’s something we need to do this season. Maybe he took on board a bit of Moysey too though

 

[matty1878]

Ancelotti or Marcelino fit us best right now. Moyes would be ok as a interim appointment. The rest are all gambles, unattainable or not good enough.

Nope, rather keep Ferguson to appoint moyes

 

[chippy1722]

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

I hope so, I can get my ST back.
It won’t happen though, he’d have already been in by now. If he does then you know no one else wanted it.

 

[windymiller]

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[Barry Rathbone]

Or his coaches/asst managers are entrusted with cracking the whip?

Think you hit the nail on the head he has the air of a CEO delegator rather than a heroic figure leading his men from the front.

The more I think about it the more Koeman he looks