The next manager appointment (new thread)

[st.domingo]

While out running this morning I listened to a podcast where Graham Potter was being interviewed. He was very honest about his time at Chelsea , articulated his views and philosophy very well and sounded refreshed and ready to get back into management. Over the years, I’ve heard both Lampard and Dyche being interviewed in their pre Everton days on this podcast, both , like Potter, came over very well but of the three Potter came over best, he particularly had a real understanding of how owners operate and the role of the manager. I hope Dyche lasts the season as it means we’re free from relegation, if we are going to replace him Potter if available is the man for me.

I think at this point we can safely conclude there is little correlation between how well a prospective manager interviews and their subsequent performance

 

[toffeeblue9]

If anyone read the whole thing that Mark Douglas wrote a few days ago about our academy, our vision and the work we've done about what Everton want to be, it should theoretically inform decision-making a bit about who our next manager should be and equally it should preclude some of the names being floated, like Potter for example.

 

[Zatara]

If anyone read the whole thing that Mark Douglas wrote a few days ago about our academy, our vision and the work we've done about what Everton want to be, it should theoretically inform decision-making a bit about who our next manager should be and equally it should preclude some of the names being floated, like Potter for example.

McKenna

 

[Dublin blue 75]

Looks like Wazza is on borrowed time at Plymouth. In the event he is punted, please no further mention of him in the post Dyche scenario.

 

[Bryan+]

Looks like Wazza is on borrowed time at Plymouth. In the event he is punted, please no further mention of him in the post Dyche scenario.

Honestly, he’s perfect for Everton. Make it happen Mosh, your final gift to Evertonians.

 

[matty1878]

McKenna

behave it’s NOT happening zat

 

[blueloon]

If anyone read the whole thing that Mark Douglas wrote a few days ago about our academy, our vision and the work we've done about what Everton want to be, it should theoretically inform decision-making a bit about who our next manager should be and equally it should preclude some of the names being floated, like Potter for example.

I’m intrigued as to why you’ve reached that conclusion . The Mark Douglas article is probably the most comprehensive external pieces on our Academy I’ve seen . It’s an excellent read, but he takes some quotes as facts without checking where we are in practice. TFG will make the decision on our next manager, I doubt very much if this article will inform them who to appoint , equally some names mentioned will buy into this vision. Potter is I think unlikely to come to us, but I believe this type of strategy is akin to what was being developed at Brighton when he joined and he’d be fine with it.

 

[thevorpalblade]

There's talk on the radio about Carlo Ancelotti becoming available.

I'd have him back.

 

[Toffe3m4n]

There's talk on the radio about Carlo Ancelotti becoming available.

I'd have him back.

In a heartbeat

 

[The binman chronicles]

There's talk on the radio about Carlo Ancelotti becoming available.

I'd have him back.

Bring a blue home.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

There's talk on the radio about Carlo Ancelotti becoming available.

I'd have him back.

This didn't half make me chuckle. Brilliant.

 

[Toffeepot]

There's talk on the radio about Carlo Ancelotti becoming available.

I'd have him back.

Roll out the blue carpet

 

[matty1878]

There's talk on the radio about Carlo Ancelotti becoming available.

I'd have him back.

he’s available to manage the game tonight
thats what he’s available for

 

[TyphooToffee]

There's talk on the radio about Carlo Ancelotti becoming available.

I'd have him back.

Never. You can't trust him after he left us for Madrid.

I know we're no Real Madrid but we were still left in the lurch. Look what's happened since.

 

[T LEAFE]

There's talk on the radio about Carlo Ancelotti becoming available.

I'd have him back.

With Dunc as his assistant