Should Ferguson have stayed as a coach or should he have looked to manage elsewhere?

[nsno-chris]

1 mans democracy is another mans bellendery.

I believe JFK said that.

He was living in Spain, he only came home cos he was offered a job here, hes not the enemy, FFS.

I know, that’s Moshiri

 

[degsy]

Should go, but He's presumably on a decent wage, maybe he CBAd moving.
Family's settled and happy enough?

"And Harry doesn't mind, if he doesn't,
make the scene.
He's got a daytime job,
he's doing alright.
He can play the Honky Tonk like anything
Savin' it up, for Friday night.
With the Sultans
We're the Sultans of Swing"

 

[ilikecheese]

We have our answer. The people have spoken.

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You know you didn't do the poll I asked for. You said most people wouldn't want Frank to bring Dunc on his staff. The correct question should have been 'Do you think Frank should have hired Duncan? Yes or No'.

 

[toffeeblue9]

1 mans democracy is another mans bellendery.

I believe JFK said that.

He was living in Spain, he only came home cos he was offered a job here, hes not the enemy, FFS.

That last part is slightly inaccurate

He came home but he wasn't offered a job with us before he moved back.

 

[Goat]

That last part is slightly inaccurate

He came home but he wasn't offered a job with us before he moved back.

He came back and went straight to work at Everton.

But yes, he approached Everton, not the other way round.

 

[Mr K.Dilkington]

Helll never get this job.

We dont hand it to people just because they've been a coach for a decade.

Sam Allardyce wants a word.

 

[JohnRoss23]

Not saying he wouldn't take the job if ever offered, but I think he is truly happy where is he with the club. And that's okay.

 

[Zatara]

Ferguson instantly binned off the trifecta of woe:

Coleman
Keane
Rondon

I think it was common sense for him to stay on until the summer to aid the new management team with 'inside' information and backgrounds on all the players.

 

[fandjango]

Ha ha well done @davek a very cleverly worded avoidance of the original question
I totally agree that he would be well served by leaving and getting experience elsewhere ..... as you well know that was not the point of our debate
But I’ll step back from the discussion ——sometimes the walk isn’t worth the destination
suffice to say
I believe maNy many Everton fans have a high regard for D Ferguson ..... and wanting him to leave the club in his own terms to gain experience reflects that

 

[Martin Alvito]

Should go, but He's presumably on a decent wage, maybe he CBAd moving.
Family's settled and happy enough?

"And Harry doesn't mind, if he doesn't,
make the scene.
He's got a daytime job,
he's doing alright.
He can play the Honky Tonk like anything
Savin' it up, for Friday night.
With the Sultans
We're the Sultans of Swing"

Approve of the Dire Straits reference.

 

[arbok]

He's staying because he's comfortable - If he really wants to be a premier league manager he would be doing what Wayne and everyone else is doing, getting experience managing a lower level club.

 

[EVERTONBINT]

I've been asked by others to test the water on this. So...

'Should Ferguson have stayed as a coach or should he have looked to manage elsewhere?'

I never want him to go anywere...He is Everton Football club like us...

 

[Terrarian]

Should have gone and let us and him have a fresh start.

 

[Bluebirdie]

Maybe, just maybe, the lad would find it difficult to disassociate himself from a club where fans turned up in their thousands to watch him play a reserve game following his release.

 

[jonesey10]

If he's got aspirations to be a manager he should have 'moved on', it worries me that he may be part of the problem so possibly should have been 'moved on' by Lampard.