He'd never get a bigger job than Everton.
He's been managing since 1998 and only had one with Man Utd and that was largely because we/he were their/Alex Ferguson's lap dog.
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He'd never get a bigger job than Everton.
He's been managing since 1998 and only had one with Man Utd and that was largely because we/he were their/Alex Ferguson's lap dog.
MikeH72
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You must really hate Dyche then.
He had red hair and we don't care,
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The glass ceiling attack dogs have done awfully quiet C pal. Maybe they’re just busy hounding another manager out because of their Everton delusion? Not for me to say.
Are we still a big a job mate? Look at all our last appointments and who we could attract right now.
What type of manager would we likely attract if we sack Dyche today - who would be in the bookies top ten odds............... - may be easier to attract someone in the summer when the hard yards are done and you can hand them a project and resources..
European trophy winner, hell of a glass ceiling
I've gone on about how poor the shortlist has been for years—and why it's been that way.
But things are different now with TFG at the helm and a new stadium on the immediate horizon. If we make it to the summer, with the promise of investment, we'd have a seriously strong shortlist.
For now? It’s not perfect, but it’s miles better than what we’ve seen over the last three or four years.
As I said on here several days ago I know from a very good mate that Everton talked to Moyes about coming in on a short term basis. He obviously doesn’t want to do this. I agree 100% that the timing for this is deliberate.
Or maybe it's based on the fact that he seemed set to return a few years back to replace Silva only for Ancelotti to become available and jump ahead of him.
Yep and let’s not forget the shortlists have been drawn up by Moshiri and Kenwright which is main reason they’ve been so poor.
In the summer, i can see it, a stylish Marco Silva type who will do the project thing.
Right now, the change is complicated. As i said we want two different mangeres one for now and one for the summer.
Its why i think they will be very reluctant to pull the trigger on Dyche unless you have to and the alternative might be to take on a Moyes type for 2 years.
Agree mate.
Ideal situation we get to the summer.
But not sure we're good enough to have a manager, as well as what seems half the team, knowing they're off in May. Human nature is what it is. That relegated Leicester that season, IMO.
I think there is defo sounding out mate, i know he tuned his nose up at Leicester (in the summer) and Wolves.
I heard Moyes on a podcast lately talking about moving into a DOF role in the future.
I think brought in now as manager with a January window under his belt he would do enough to keep us up.
I wouldn’t be opposed to him taking charge for our first season at BM either, some stability right now sounds a dream
100%, mentioned it earlier. That has to leak and impact.
Anyone even coming in with enthusiasm and talking to players about the future most will be thinking, "Yeah pal, wont be here".
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