I'd go with Schumacher, he sets a side up to play decent football, at least if we go down with him, the football will be watchable, Dyche is going to make our eyes bleed all the way to the championship, or second division, as I always think of it.
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Reading how he & Wolves parted ways , Fosun told him they were stopping the project in the close season.
He still lives in this country so looks like he wants the Prem.
If we weren't in this sorry state behind the scenes he would be someone I'd push the boat out for.
coollino
Player Valuation: £80m
The only ones who'd come to us I don't want
NSNO1878EFC
Player Valuation: £950k
If we sacked Dyche now with the ownership situation as it is and the investigation outcome about to be announced, the candidates would be Rooney, Dean Smith etc.
If 777 complete the takeover and the investigation outcome isn’t too bad, we might be more attractive.
If 777 complete the takeover and the investigation outcome isn’t too bad, we might be more attractive.
based on the teams we've played, we should be a lot more clear than that.
Yeah good shout, even if it's just a temporary contract til end season, as I know Transfer funds was the big issue between him and wolves.
Reckon he could get a tune out the team and nothing would be set in stone.
Would suit us both given our club situation...
Richard Alex
Player Valuation: £8m
Personally I think we should appoint Julen Lopetegui all day.
Made Wolves a much better side and tactically very astute.
I think he would do well at us.
Made Wolves a much better side and tactically very astute.
I think he would do well at us.
JLW
Player Valuation: £60m
A couple mentioning Carsley, he wouldn’t be my choice but would take him over Dyche.
Managing young hungry English footballers looking to make a name for themselves
who haven’t really made it yet is different from managing seasoned pros who down tools when things don’t go their way.
Managing young hungry English footballers looking to make a name for themselves
who haven’t really made it yet is different from managing seasoned pros who down tools when things don’t go their way.
Half of these wouldn't come here if they have ANY idea whats good. Thomas Frank? Why would he EVER leave Brentford for Everton??
siddharth
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Potter - Most likely option given our track record, would be bad for us and possibly involve a drawn-out saga. Likely to ask for assurances we cannot provide and the bloke just got ~25m in payout for his last job.
Carsley - Would be great as an Interim Assistant Coach in addition to his England role, and would be good for his credentials as a full-time club manager. Has experience working with 'lower training hours' and would inform Dyche that the last two years' performance argument would not fly. Depends then on whether they have anything to lose.
Schumacher - Evertoninan who can tic-tac-toe and dip his toes in tactics, would arguably never blame the last couple of years and GP for everyday performances. Needs more experience in top-flight football or needs our patience. Seems progressive despite having a structured approach to football.
Gallardo - The original that Dyche's soundbites are modeled after, and tremendous tactician. Will choose the next step 'wisely'.
Rydstrum - New Wave manager topping the Swedish leagues with tactics in a similar vein to Arteta. Would need time, space, and resources at Everton. Football is very attractive to watch and will likely be between him and Diniz for Brighton Coach.
Ancelloti - Jr. already has experience with Everton in an Assistant role, but would need backing in terms of time and money (suspect). Sr.'s progressive tactics at Napoli and Real can at least partially be attributed to Jr's capabilities. However, we do not know our current relationship with the lotties... But would definitely blame the last two years.
Carsley - Would be great as an Interim Assistant Coach in addition to his England role, and would be good for his credentials as a full-time club manager. Has experience working with 'lower training hours' and would inform Dyche that the last two years' performance argument would not fly. Depends then on whether they have anything to lose.
Schumacher - Evertoninan who can tic-tac-toe and dip his toes in tactics, would arguably never blame the last couple of years and GP for everyday performances. Needs more experience in top-flight football or needs our patience. Seems progressive despite having a structured approach to football.
Gallardo - The original that Dyche's soundbites are modeled after, and tremendous tactician. Will choose the next step 'wisely'.
Rydstrum - New Wave manager topping the Swedish leagues with tactics in a similar vein to Arteta. Would need time, space, and resources at Everton. Football is very attractive to watch and will likely be between him and Diniz for Brighton Coach.
Ancelloti - Jr. already has experience with Everton in an Assistant role, but would need backing in terms of time and money (suspect). Sr.'s progressive tactics at Napoli and Real can at least partially be attributed to Jr's capabilities. However, we do not know our current relationship with the lotties... But would definitely blame the last two years.
Peter The Dog
Player Valuation: £8m
can't see dyche getting the sack until the ownership gets sorted, but if things continue to spiral out of control i'd imagine an interim manager will be hired.
which manager currently available has a history of being brought in to save a club from relegation....? *shudders*
which manager currently available has a history of being brought in to save a club from relegation....? *shudders*
The only problem with Potter is that he needs a lot of time to get his style and ideas across. It took a while before Brighton really became good under him, and he didn’t get enough time to improve Chelsea.
If the fans were willing to give him the time then he’d be a decent option. He is capable enough and his real talent seems to be improving players, which we could definitely do with.
If the fans were willing to give him the time then he’d be a decent option. He is capable enough and his real talent seems to be improving players, which we could definitely do with.