The next manager appointment (new thread)

[DualityNSNO]

I like Thomas Frank but he isnt coming here in the near future and I'm not sure how he would do outside of the bubble at Brentford with the specifics of the setup there and use of data etc. Seems like a mini Denmark.

He would certainly rank above a lot of others but Brentford would probably want a kings ransom in compensation which we have no legroom for.

I'd love for us to get a manager in who could spearhead a charge from relegation contention to Europe and beyond but we may have to do that in stages, and with different managers, if we ever do it at all.

I mean that isn't impossible? We had several managers bring in entire data teams with them, it will take time to implement but it's not like we've never used any data ever or anything. Will it cost a bit more for the staff? Yes, but allegedly back in the day (and hopefully still) we had a data analysis department, it won't be a complete overhaul (I hope sincerely )

 

[Macker07]

Peps clearly had enough at Citeh and engineering a move here. He's bri ging Haaland with him.

 

[PeterGet]

I mean that isn't impossible? We had several managers bring in entire data teams with them, it will take time to implement but it's not like we've never used any data ever or anything. Will it cost a bit more for the staff? Yes, but allegedly back in the day (and hopefully still) we had a data analysis department, it won't be a complete overhaul (I hope sincerely )

Frankly (pun intended) why would he come to Everton? Brentford have good ownership, a new stadium and they are climbing the league. The only way I can see this happening if Frank gets some sort of massive investment guarantee and that is exactly the sort of action that got us into this mess in the first place. Frank is ahem “out of our league”.

The next Everton manger will either be new to the league, someone who loves Everton or an established talent that needs a challenging project. Thomas Frank is non of these

 

[Drico]

Peps clearly had enough at Citeh and engineering a move here. He's bri ging Haaland with him.

I'm so old I can remember the last time an in-decline managerial great came to us from City.

No Haaland then, but he did bring Adrian Heath with him, I believe.

 

[jamieni]

Peps clearly had enough at Citeh and engineering a move here. He's bri ging Haaland with him.

I’d love to hear Pep’s first presser after a week working with our lot!

 

[Drico]

I’d love to hear Pep’s first presser after a week working with our lot!

No bleep tests, but lots of bleeps...

 

[Norwegian Cow]

Not enough energy to read through alot of pages, who seems most likely to be appointed as the new manager atm?

 

[Drico]

Not enough energy to read through alot of pages, who seems most likely to be appointed as the new manager atm?

Woany.

The continuity candidate, promoted from within.

 

[Norwegian Cow]

Woany.

The continuity candidate, promoted from within.

Sorry, i dont get it

 

[Curtis]

Thomas Frank interview. Absolutely like this guy, very humble and honest and never tries to be something he's not unlike Dyche at times.

Do you think Frank would be willing to move mid-season though? I like his style and approach as well. I know they have been outstanding at home the away form is a little disconcerting

 

[DualityNSNO]

Frankly (pun intended) why would he come to Everton? Brentford have good ownership, a new stadium and they are climbing the league. The only way I can see this happening if Frank gets some sort of massive investment guarantee and that is exactly the sort of action that got us into this mess in the first place. Frank is ahem “out of our league”.

The next Everton manger will either be new to the league, someone who loves Everton or an established talent that needs a challenging project. Thomas Frank is non of these

Oh yeah I agree, but just meant that the data analysis team isn't gonna be an issue really.

 

[Drico]

Sorry, i dont get it

Thankfully, neither does Woany.

Next manager? No idea.

 

[Billy Dean]

Oh yeah I agree, but just meant that the data analysis team isn't gonna be an issue really.

Kevin Reeves I think is the name of our data guy

 

[matty1878]

welcome marco

 

[Delargeinho]

Do you think Frank would be willing to move mid-season though? I like his style and approach as well. I know they have been outstanding at home the away form is a little disconcerting

Actually, I don't think he would.

He's in a well run club where every staff member and player is pulling in the same direction with a clear philosophy, a strong, nurturing culture and every player is thriving. They struggled with many injuries and the Toney case last season.

The problem he has there the club is financially limited. I think he's a smart manager that will do what he thinks is best. Doubt he wants to be the next Potter.