Don't want him, but rather than Dyche, but at best neither of them.
When looking at Mourinho it has to be done in the frame of a three year window, pretty much that's his usual template for how long he remains at a club.
Positives.
Moving into the new stadium with Mourinho would hugely increase the club's profile, we'd go to one of the most written about team overnight - mainly in a good way too unlike recent years.
He has the profile to attract players still, players want to play for him
Although often criticised, he dies in fact have a proven history of bringing through and trusting young players (if they are good enough)
He demands his teams work hard and although defensive minded he's not and never will be a long ball merchant - I'd say his brand of football actually suits what Evertonians actually REALLY want to see. (As a fanbase we hate long ball but hate tika taka just as much imo - we like defensively sound, hard working, counter attacking footy).
Been successful every single place he's ever managed, always had a soft spot for Everton, hates the rs, fans will deffo get behind him and think he'd revel in that underdog role and we'd actually see him reinvigorated (until a few years then it's fade)
Negatives
How faded is he as a coach.
Does he really have the stomach to build something from nothing anymore
Would he go for a quick short term fix - like Carlo did and leave us in a mess of older players on big contracts etc (like at inter)
Is his relationship with TFG even if they patch stuff up gonna resurface again at any adversity.
Overall I'd say the positives outweigh the negatives. One thing it would be is bloody interesting and a fun ride, both things that have been lacking for ages here
