The next manager appointment (new thread)

[degsy]

Carsley at least doesn’t seem stubborn in his ways and is willing to learn and change and give younger players a chance as well

If he did come here, it assumes there are enough decent younger players for him to take a chance on

 

[Evertonthat]

Imagine thinking Lee Carsley is a better manager than Moyes or Dyche

I mean, he might prove to be in time, but I personally don't believe we're in a position to gamble.

I'd have Southgate before Carsley, and I don't rate him, but at least he's been an actual manager of a senior team for more than 500 minutes.

Moyes or Mourinho for me, once TFG are in a position to get their own man in that is. Let one of them get us in firmly back in to the top half, and then we can start looking to be more progressive with future manager selection.

In my opinion, anybody who want us to take a gamble, can't be that arsed about our future. Clubs who've been averaging 41 points over a sustained period shouldn't be taking gambles.

I was fully expecting West Ham to struggle this season after letting Moyes go. He's a far better manager than he gets credit for, and despite spending big for Lopetegui, West Ham have gone backwards.

I get the opinion of "never go back" when lining up a manager change, but I certainly wouldn't rule out Moyes. He's very well suited to us, and I'm sure we would see a similar improvement that West Ham had under his management.