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I'd absolutely love McLeish here tbh. I know it didn't go well at Villa but they had so many terrible injuries he didnt really stand a chance. We'd play attacking football and I think he'd really get through to the players.
 
EFCNIK said:
I'd absolutely love McLeish here tbh. I know it didn't go well at Villa but they had so many terrible injuries he didnt really stand a chance. We'd play attacking football and I think he'd really get through to the players.
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Lol.

Di Canio in.
 

BoysInBlue said:
It's only a step up if the job is to his liking. If he has a supportive and not combative and questioning chairman. If he has complete control over playing matters. If there aren't warring political factions at the club.

The fact is, Redknapp 'delivered'. Only a freak set of circumstances of the 6th placed club winning the CL stopped then getting CL footy for the 2nd time in 3 years. Moyes has long spoken out about the values of stability, of having autonomous control. Spurs are not Everton - and for all the positives reasons why they are not (more money for a start), there are also lots of negative reasons too, in how they are worse off than Everton. Negatives to the point that they might be deal breakers.

As Pienaar found out, the grass isn't always greener. What seems likes a great move and career enhancement on paper doesn't always turn out like that. The only thing stagnant at Everton is the finances, not the manner in which Moyes manages the teams, seeks out new players and turns things around.
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So Moyes is going to stay here his entire career then?

He's clearly not ambitious as we all think if that's the case. Especially if the only club he'd apparently be able to have stability and complete control is say us....and United, Arsenal, or Barcelona.

Redknapp had full control of who came and went. Levy probably fell out with him, didn't want to give him a 3 year deal, so binned him thinking he's done all he can. It's not levys just fired him out of the blue, they've had a fall out.

Spurs ain't citeh, Newcastle, or chelski with ruthless chairmen, they let the manager have control so I don't see them being a monster chopping and changing and buying players the manager wants. It's a great job opportunity for anyone.

And Everton are stagnant in all departments as there are no funds to push on, unless the players the managers have bought and scouted are sold the next year. It's never a push forward, its always one step forward, 2 steps back
 
bluejock said:
Would love to see Holloway as Everton boss, we'd play some dead good attacking football.
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To be fair that's not a bad shout... defensively we are a solid unit it's in the attacking third of the pitch where we struggle. Holloway would have us scoring a hell of a lot more whilst still having a decent back 4.
 
EFCNIK said:
I'd absolutely love McLeish here tbh. I know it didn't go well at Villa but they had so many terrible injuries he didnt really stand a chance. We'd play attacking football and I think he'd really get through to the players.
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hes also won a cup, something moyes never did...he'd also bring stability and continuity with his scottish gingerness
 

Just got this feeling though if Moyes does leave for Spurs then Slaven Bilic would be the favourite what with being an ex player and also the Jelavic link
 

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