The next manager appointment (new thread)

[Ruairi77]

Don't see what people have against Potter. Chelsea was an absolute basket case when he was there. He's done well everywhere else he's been.

where else has he been, a very well run BHA and Sweeden?

 

[Neiler]

Don't see what people have against Potter. Chelsea was an absolute basket case when he was there. He's done well everywhere else he's been.

I dont see it myself mate, he hasn't been spectacular any where.

 

[OnlyTheBestIsGoodEnough]

I think he may be factoring in the Everton curse.
Any manager appointed immediately loses most of their ability to manage.

You maybe right there, I always forget to factor that in

 

[Billy Dean]

I dont see it myself mate, he hasn't been spectacular any where.

Took Brighton from relegation candidates to top 10. I believe they were top 6 when he left for Chelsea (could be wrong on that). Did very well at Ostersunds (IIRC he took them up a few leagues and even as far as the Europa League), albeit only the Swedish league

Not spectacular but good work in both jobs.

 

[jazzy]

where else has he been, a very well run BHA and Sweeden?

And did well at Swansea

 

[Delargeinho]

It was also against Leicester. They got reamed by one of the worst teams in the league!

With West Ham being a team that should aim for top half, that is really worrysome. They have opponents now where they must win points.

That game vs us was one of the worst I've seen in recent years from both sides. One team to play for a draw is bad, but 2 is even worse.

 

[Delargeinho]

Took Brighton from relegation candidates to top 10. I believe they were top 6 when he left for Chelsea (could be wrong on that). Did very well at Ostersunds (IIRC he took them up a few leagues and even as far as the Europa League), albeit only the Swedish league

Not spectacular but good work in both jobs.

He's that type of manager than can do well with a few seasons with patient owners that have a clear vision that both clubs have. But 100% I'd have someone liek Terzic or Conceicao over him, even Corberan.

@Littlesue maybe a little update from recent games, you probably overperformed at the start of the season, but a lot of draws recently and few goals scored.
Almost could be a Dyche record

 

[Walter Ego]

Iraola for me. Bournemouth are constantly improving week on week since his arrival. One of my favourite teams to watch at the moment.

 

[OnlyTheBestIsGoodEnough]

He's that type of manager than can do well with a few seasons with patient owners that have a clear vision that both clubs have. But 100% I'd have someone liek Terzic or Conceicao over him, even Corberan.

@Littlesue maybe a little update from recent games, you probably overperformed at the start of the season, but a lot of draws recently and few goals scored.
Almost could be a Dyche record

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1 win in 10, he should mention it in every interview and get a few of his players to mention it as well

 

[Delargeinho]

1 win in 10, he should mention it in every interview and get a few of his players to mention it as well

Dyche would haha

 

[OnlyTheBestIsGoodEnough]

Dyche would haha

He definitely would

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Whereas you'd prefer..........Davy Moyes?

Sergio's record is as good as any manager we have a chance of attracting.

Would he be a good fit ? Absolutely no idea but honestly we need to the try something different, a clean sweep is needed.

Just the latest manager to fluff their record in Portugal. He’s a poor man’s Villas-Boas.

Moyes has a recent record of overperformance in the Premier League and knows how to build a team.

 

[matty1878]

Just the latest manager to fluff their record in Portugal. He’s a poor man’s Villas-Boas.

Moyes has a recent record of overperformance in the Premier League and knows how to build a team.

no bloody moyes

 

[OnlyTheBestIsGoodEnough]

no bloody moyes

I would never of guessed he would want Moyes back at Everton

 

[Rich1878]

no bloody moyes

As much as I'd like to see him back, just for nostalgia reasons. He isn't what we need right now (imo)