The next manager appointment (new thread)

[James Patrick]

The only English manager I'd consider. And he'd also identify 100% with the club and could bring the club further.

I like him as well but he has spent £400m and is 3 spots above us. He is also still the Newcastle manager.

 

[kenada_blue]

Should go straight to the top of the shortlist.

Dunno how he'd do better with us than with the "richest club" in world football. Have the same issues of having hands tied due to PSR.

 

[TheFinnFan]

The rumour is new manager is in the bag.

 

[blue to the bone]

The rumour is new manager is in the bag.

 

[Blue peter]

Fair play, would be actually better a better CEO in that regard then?

Paul Barber’s a good CEO, him and Tony Bloom have really developed Brighton from an infrstucture, commercial, technical and cultural perspective.

 

[Jimishorts]

The rumour is new manager is in the bag.

Dan 'always gets his man' Friedkin

 

[YoboCopter]

hopefully we get a manager that makes us look forward to watching us again

 

[MikeH72]

Dunno how he'd do better with us than with the "richest club" in world football. Have the same issues of having hands tied due to PSR.

He took them from rock bottom of the league to 3rd. I think he’d do fine.

 

[James Patrick]

He took them from rock bottom of the league to 3rd. I think he’d do fine.

With a level of investment that's not coming at Everton. Didn't he get Bournemouth relegated seeing that's one of your measures and took a Burnley team backwards before Dyche got them promoted.

 

[Ruairi77]

Should go straight to the top of the shortlist.

really, not sure if you're serious.
I mean sure, he's an option, but top of any short list.
Lets stop hiring managers that got teams relegated.

"have you ever gotten a team relegated?"
"Yes"
- Next...

 

[kenada_blue]

He took them from rock bottom of the league to 3rd. I think he’d do fine.

After spending £200+mill. They've spent about £300mill net while he's been there.

Not saying he's not a good manager. Just think it's all dependent on where the club wants to be and the finances.

Personally don't see him doing anything different to say someone like Moyes would do (and I don't want him either). And if Newcastle weren't hamstrung by PSR, he'd be long gone.

 

[hashbike]

I think that if you take the City example, you can see the effect of Rodri missing.

I wanted us to sell Gana (which Brands did) and the €30mil fee was insane at the time.

He was replaced by Gbamin and Delph.

I am, to this day amazed Brands signed Delph. Although, was it really his signing?

Gbamin may have been a super DM but Silva threw him in when all the vocal 'experts' were saying he was not fully recovered from a previous injury and not match fit by a stretch.

Was Brands at fault or Silva, a bit of both or just bad luck?

Personally at the time I didnt question Gbamins signing but combining both fees and wages I'm sure we could have signed one brilliant DM to replace Gana.

Silva's downfall was the lack of any servicable DM.

If I recall correctly, Schneiderlin got sent off in the previous game and silva gambled on an unfit Gbamin in the next game instead of using Tom Davies…

 

[kenada_blue]

With a level of investment that's not coming at Everton. Didn't he get Bournemouth relegated seeing that's one of your measures and took a Burnley team backwards before Dyche got them promoted.

It's why he didn't get a job for a couple of years too. Red flags buying Solanke and Ibe for like £50mill and relegation.

 

[matty1878]

Eddy Howes impending sacking at newcastle
Could work out perfectly for the

it won’t be english manager

 

[matty1878]

So if I have got this straight the following clubs are going to sack their managers:

Newcastle
Tottenham
West Ham
Wolves
Everton

If I have missed any please let me know

Let the manager battles commence

why are we last?!