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

[davek]

The poll was inspired by your claim that most Evertonians would not want Frank to hire Dunc. You chose something entirely different.

The poll is the poll, and it's as clear as day how the majority feel about the situation.

 

[radiostar]

He's 50! He will never venture outside of this club, that much is for sure. The only question for me is how he get's to make that choice.

What a football club this is: hopeless for 30 years and still allowing no marks who played for it to steal a living off them.

Haha the same age as Guardiola and Sean Dyche!

Yet Duncan hasn't as much as applied for a role anywhere. Talk about arrested development. He talks as if he's a young coach learning the ropes.

Your right, he won't ever venture away from the Everton FC gravy train.

 

[ilikecheese]

The poll is the poll, and it's as clear as day how the majority feel about the situation.

I 100% agree with the results of this poll.

I really would have preferred to see the results of a poll on what you were claiming in that other thread. I suspect it would have been a very tight race.

 

[davek]

I 100% agree with the results of this poll.

I really would have preferred to see the results of a poll on what you were claiming in that other thread. I suspect it would have been a very tight race.

...then be my guest and poll it...

 

[Lob]

As much as i love him, he definitely should have taken this opportunity to go and get some proper managerial experience. It is the only way he will ever get to manage Everton one day.

 

[ilikecheese]

...then be my guest and poll it...

We're past the heat of the moment.

 

[ChicagoToffee]

Think Dunc would be happy being the kit man. He'll be at Everton until they kick him out and then he'll still be in and around the club.

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

As I said: who let's him make the decisions about staying on here?

He chooses to to this, or he chooses to do that. WTF employee has that luxury?

You really need to let it go

 

[davek]

You really need to let it go

I've hardly posted in this thread.

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

I've hardly posted in this thread.

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

lol

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

Caretaker manager, then interviewing for manager, then back to laying the cones out for the U16s - that doesn't strike you as unusual? Just seems very weird and shows he has no desire or belief in himself to actually be a football manager. Or even a serious coach, for that matter.

He is just happy in his work, no conspiracy at all, literally nothing to see here. Imagine enjoying your job - why leave?

 

[jackmac69]

This feller's a real class act. Four posts so far and two of them are making *jokes* about dementia.

I won't bother anymore, was just concerned about you, if not me then some other support maybe, take care x

 

[Furey1878]

There's value in someone the players know and trust being around at least while a new manager gets settled.

For me though after this season it's make or break, go away and manage elsewhere or go back behind the scenes.

 

[fandjango]

As much as i love him, he definitely should have taken this opportunity to go and get some proper managerial experience. It is the only way he will ever get to manage Everton one day.

This I think is the majority opinion despite Dave’s poll shenanigans

 

[Bawbag]

Love the guy but he’s hanging around like a bad smell now.
He goes on about wanting to get experience but still here he is.

Hope I’m wrong but looks like he’s just hanging around waiting for the next manager to fail and the club have no other options than to appoint him.