The next manager appointment (new thread)

[Neiler]

What you talking about. All I’ve heard about FFP and PSR is we’ve had to pay off managers. Maybe you’re an account, who knows
But the owners can do what they want in a business sense regarding the yearly accounts. PSR is just for the prem league rules and they go from 30th June to 30tg of June, why was Richarlison sold on the 29th june 2023, we could spend 50mil in January as long as we say sell Branthwaite before the deadline, then what’s the problem

So the last set of published accounts we had a loss of 90 + mill, it’s very unlikely that we’ve turned that around in the last 12 or 20 month period with the obvious cash calls, so what you are advocating in adding approx 10 mill loss to the bottom line.

That’s cool, if the manager needs to be sacked there come a tipping point where that is cheaper then 110 mill.

However as per your initial point it comes of Everton’s bottom line not TFG - sure TFG can invest 200 mill in the morning to help with cash flow - doesn’t change a jot of what happens with Everton loss and how compo could add to that.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

There's people talking the negatives of Ancelotti returning to Everton.

I mean, that's nearly as bonkers as the people who wanted Ancelotti sacked when he was here.

 

[blue61]

To be fair if I started following Everton yesterday my life would be a lot better as I would’ve never seen a Sean Dyche team play football.

I don't think anyone has seen a Dyche team play football.

 

[blueboy72]

And what happens if Branthwaite breaks his leg? It's this sort of lack of foresight, and flying by the seat of our pants thinking that has lead to a lot of the mess we're in. But sure, let's just spend more money we don't yet have

Also, if we sack Dyche, we will be paying the wages of 2 managers, and 2 sets of coaches for the rest of the season.

Well let’s not buy another player ever, just in case someone breaks a leg, I’m never playing golf again , just in case I get hit be lightning. And Doucoure, Coleman, Keane, young, gana, and a good few others will be off the books next summer, our wage bill has gone down a lot the last few years and will drop again.

 

[Timbucktoo]

Where are all the people who thought that big Dunc would be a good shout for the job? I suppose he showed his true managerial ability when he left the comfort zone of Finch Farm and found the going too tough at a much lower level.

 

[blueboy72]

So the last set of published accounts we had a loss of 90 + mill, it’s very unlikely that we’ve turned that around in the last 12 or 20 month period with the obvious cash calls, so what you are advocating in adding approx 10 mill loss to the bottom line.

That’s cool, if the manager needs to be sacked there come a tipping point where that is cheaper then 110 mill.

However as per your initial point it comes of Everton’s bottom line not TFG - sure TFG can invest 200 mill in the morning to help with cash flow - doesn’t change a jot of what happens with Everton loss and how compo could add to that.

But we’ve probably as a business been running at a loss for years. And I’d guess 75% of prem clubs are the same, but the yearly accounts that go to the HMRC have got nothing to with premier league rules and PSR

 

[John from Bootle]

Well let’s not buy another player ever, just in case someone breaks a leg, I’m never playing golf again , just in case I get hit be lightning.

This is up there with the stupidest replies ever.

 

[blueboy72]

This is up there with the stupidest replies ever.

Maybe you need to read your own posts.

 

[blueboy72]

This is up there with the stupidest replies ever.

So do you actually think a
club wouldn’t make a signing just in case their star player got injured, and you think
My post was stupid

 

[mikel_88]

The more I reflect on it, the more I think TFG need to act as soon as possible after the approvals. It probably means January.

Dyche has half a season on his contract left then. Surely it will not be prohibitive financially to sack him. They will be more than aware of the current state of affairs.

It's harder to get someone in at that point who is under contract and halfway through a season themselves. But change is what's needed now.

Depends who they want the three linked potter sarri and conceicoa without a club. I have no problem if they replace him with somebody they want in charge for next season now. Just dont really see point of a short term manager to replace dyche.

There's people talking the negatives of Ancelotti returning to Everton.

I mean, that's nearly as bonkers as the people who wanted Ancelotti sacked when he was here.

Not like he would come here but would get so much more from this squad and even if it was just for two seasons. Would put the club in a far better position

 

[LEONARD]

One hopes and prays, that TFG is scouring world football now, for an exciting, young, and positive manager.

 

[Dixieslaces]

This is up there with the stupidest replies ever.

I think there was a hint of sarcasm in it!

 

[John from Bootle]

So do you actually think a
club wouldn’t make a signing just in case their star player got injured, and you think
My post was stupid

When did I say a club wouldn't make a signing in case a player got injured?

You're advocating spending money from a future sale before we've sold the player. 7/8 months before. I think that's poor management, and short sighted. It carries risks.

It doesn't have to be extreme as a leg break. What happens if he just keeps getting injured this season? What happens if he picks up a 4/5 month injury in June? You think any interested parties won't just wait until January?

Also, what happens when buying clubs know we've already spent the money, and therefore put ourselves in a position where we simply have to sell him at all costs?

 

[blueboy72]

When did I say a club wouldn't make a signing in case a player got injured?

You're advocating spending money from a future sale before we've sold the player. 7/8 months before. I think that's poor management, and short sighted. It carries risks.

It doesn't have to be extreme as a leg break. What happens if he just keeps getting injured this season? What happens if he picks up a 4/5 month injury in June? You think any interested parties won't just wait until January?

Also, what happens when buying clubs know we've already spent the money, and therefore put ourselves in a position where we simply have to sell him at all costs?

My original point was regarding the manager at this nonsense that we can’t afford to pay him off and I said we’d have till June 30th 2025 to balance the accounts for PSR. Like IF we bought a player or two in January we’d have, again till June 2025 to sell someone. I didn’t say that’s what I think will happen or what we should do.

 

[CielosGrises]

If we could have any coach in world football - with the constraint that we only have a transfer budget that stays in FFP - who would you get ?

I don't watch much outside the PL - the only fans that are probably happy right now are Liverpool, Chelsea, Forest and Villa - Slot, Maresca, Valente and Emery.

It's probably Emery isnt it ?