Our next manager?

[kiss the crest]

If we got a Sunday league manager in would we see any difference to what we see now?

 

[yorkiebarkidmark3]

If we got a Sunday league manager in would we see any difference to what we see now?

yes because he’s probably sub himself on at half time after necking 20 cans of lager

 

[blue61]

If we got a Sunday league manager in would we see any difference to what we see now?

Yes, because we usually play on a Saturday.

 

[Delargeinho]

West Brom now leading the table.

 

[yorkiebarkidmark3]

Yes, because we usually play on a Saturday.

wouldn’t say play i would say turn up and gift everyone else the chance to play

 

[Saint Domingo]

I'd like if he did get it. Just think they'll be set on Potter.

But Carsley will be going places IMO.

People’s memories of Potter are extremely short. His high point was a top ten finish. Everything before that was a bottom half Brighton team who couldn’t score and revelled in pointless possession. He had all the talent in the world at Chelsea and turned them into his neutered Brighton team.

He’d be an absolute disaster at this club, an absolute disaster. Can see Keane Coleman and Gueye bobbling it to each other as the crowd starts groaning even now.

 

[blue61]

wouldn’t say play i would say turn up and gift everyone else the chance to play

How about 'Rock up'?

 

[Bohemian Toffee]

Don't want a new manager, want the club folded up and written off as a massive tax loss.

 

[yorkiebarkidmark3]

How about 'Rock up'?

that’s better although they deserve to have rocks thrown at them

 

[HappyJack]

I know not many like my Bielsa shouts but we should have appointed him to the reserves that time. Im sure wed have some great academy players available now…

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Moyes would have the good will and support but he can't change the awful players available.

Yes he can. It's called coaching!

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Just listened to Thomas Frank speaking after his loss at City He would be an inspiring choice as our next manager should the end come for Dyche. Surely Frank would jump at the chance to leave "little club" Brentford and join a club of Everton's size and tradition and long term potential, new ground, new owner with money etc. I am not hopeful. No harm in dreaming.

Any Brentford coach benefits from the Brentford model. That club was going places before he showed up. It's a bit like getting a Brighton manager and expecting them to work the same way in a different environment.

 

[Saint Domingo]

He deserves a bigger club, he's doing great work there. But he seems to be the person that wouldn't let Brentford down within the season.

He's a tactical gifted manager unlike Kompany or Martin that realized, I have to adapt to make my team competitive in the premier league despite losing Watkins and Benrahma he managed to do that.

Frank who finished just above the relegation zone last season after taking Brentford backwards? Who plays direct long ball football and scouting network extends to the championship and Denmark?

I actually quite like him but he’d be eaten alive by this place. Brentford can be really really bad.

 

[Cels]

New owner(s) to come in, sack Sean Dyche and make history by appointing Ashley "The Tornado" Young as our first black manager. New Owner(s) sack Young a month later due to terrible results then scamper around in a panic trying to appoint someone else. It's the Everton way

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[kenada_blue]

People’s memories of Potter are extremely short. His high point was a top ten finish. Everything before that was a bottom half Brighton team who couldn’t score and revelled in pointless possession. He had all the talent in the world at Chelsea and turned them into his neutered Brighton team.

He’d be an absolute disaster at this club, an absolute disaster. Can see Keane Coleman and Gueye bobbling it to each other as the crowd starts groaning even now.

Meant for England.