The next manager appointment (new thread)

[Bedfordblue]

Moyes would need some new metaphors to work under Freidkin anyway, knife to a gun fight wouldn’t cut it.
> Flat cap to a 10 Gallon Hat contest
> Catapult to the OK Corral
That sort of thing, otherwise he’d be perfect, if there’s one thing a Texan likes, it’s someone with sullen, gloomy outlook who champions being almost good enough.

 

[Bedfordblue]

After watching this excellent interview with him, I long even more for Davy to come back.

Suppose that will be another interview where he’s only talking about Everton because he’s being asked about us, a man of his integrity would never be dropping his draws to try to get his old gig back.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Moyes would need some new metaphors to work under Freidkin anyway, knife to a gun fight wouldn’t cut it.
> Flat cap to a 10 Gallon Hat contest
> Catapult to the OK Corral
That sort of thing, otherwise he’d be perfect, if there’s one thing a Texan likes, it’s someone with sullen, gloomy outlook who champions being almost good enough.

Since he works for Toyota, it could be, "We're bringing a knife to a samurai sword fight."

 

[TyphooToffee]

Suppose that will be another interview where he’s only talking about Everton because he’s being asked about us, a man of his integrity would never be dropping his draws to try to get his old gig back.

I never thought it was anything other than being asked about his eleven years at Everton. It just reminded me of the good times when was our manager. Interestingly there was an article suggesting Friedkin is considering a Moyes/Southgate combo. If it meant Southgate as manager I'd prefer that scenario not to play out. Moyes/Potter though would be perfect.

 

[TyphooToffee]

Just saw some rubbish article saying Moyes and Southgate are to form a dream partnership for Everton... Bad dream surely?

Very bad

 

[Simon Buttle]

Actually, David Sullivan signed Moyes. One of many such gifts from the chairman

Yeah Sullivan is very similar to Kenwright in the way he goes about stuff, very much likes too have his "Input"

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

Whats the moyes blueprint? Attacking fullbacks and multiple players that score goals in the team, whipping in crosses and big striker heading them in, from a solid defensive base?

Everton FC - Detailed squad 12/13

Everton at a glance: The compact squad overview with all players and data in the season 12/13.

www.transfermarkt.co.uk

Look at the team moyes left us as well as having a £26m positive net spend over the previous 4 seasons and not being able to spend for 2 seasons straight during that time period. We also finished 6th that season with +15 GD.

Would love to see what any of your hipster flavour of the month managers blueprint would be in those situations.

I’ve come to realise the derogatory term ‘hipster’ when used to refer to manager choices translates as someone who has some knowledge of football and managers outside of ingerlund .
I wasn’t a great fan of Martinez , but his first season produced better football than anything Moyes produced.
Ultimately though it’s a matter of taste , some people enjoyed the style of football Moyes employed others simply didn’t.
It was the same for West Ham fans a club whose fans also prefer a more attacking style of football.
Football played with a certain swagger.
Just preference really.
And I’d prefer to never see him here again.

 

[kenada_blue]

Sarri is alright. Very experienced coach who's built some nice teams to watch, but his age does concern me a bit.

Rather we went with a fresher face, if I'm being honest. Someone who backs themselves to do a job, will get heavily involved in the coaching & tactical side of things, and develop at a big club like ours. Like a Hurzeler at Brighton.

I've already stated that Ancelotti Jr would be my pick personally.

Sarri fits us as a club style IMO.

 

[riddick]

I think all 3 managers that most people would like would be bad fits for yes. Sarri plays very particular way, of which we have maybe 4 players for. Tuchel, well there's a reason he's not really at any club for more than 2 years. And don't even need to comment on Moyes. Thanks for the memories but time to move forward.

 

[matty1878]

it’s not sarri and it’s deffo someone out of this league ( who’s not managed in it )

 

[Portoman]

Come on then Graham

Graham Potter 'ready' for return after 'frustration and anger' over Chelsea sacking

Former Chelsea manager Graham Potter says club football is more "rewarding" than international management as he considers his next job.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Yeah Sullivan is very similar to Kenwright in the way he goes about stuff, very much likes too have his "Input"

Bill didn't feel the need to actually go out and sign players behind the manager's back though! Big Sam said random guys would show up in training and he'd be expected to get them into the team.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

I think all 3 managers that most people would like would be bad fits for yes. Sarri plays very particular way, of which we have maybe 4 players for. Tuchel, well there's a reason he's not really at any club for more than 2 years. And don't even need to comment on Moyes. Thanks for the memories but time to move forward.

We need to appoint somebody. A team can't train itself!

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

Bill didn't feel the need to actually go out and sign players behind the manager's back though! Big Sam said random guys would show up in training and he'd be expected to get them into the team.

Who signed Niasse ?

 

[Blue peter]

Who signed Niasse ?

@davek has stated in the past he knows for certain that Martinez did not sign him (I think) but I’m not sure whether that was late Kenwright or early Moshiri (late Kenwright I think)