The next manager appointment (new thread)

[JobForTheMoyes]

Is this stage 1 of the Everton interview or something?

They have this one…

 

[Blue peter]

They have this one…

Definitely looks like Moe the bartender there

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Definitely looks like Moe the bartender there

If you go to the end there is some interesting tactical analysis.

 

[Brisan123]

Schumacher wouldn’t be very animated in the dugout.

The son Mick not the father Michael

 

[matty1878]

thomas tuchel


i can dream

 

[bluestevon]

Looks like he should be be playing a cardboard guitar down Mathew St.

Always loved seeing the guy in the subway to st John's in the Santa hat with the cardboard guitar....

 

[bluestevon]

Obviously he wasn't the first choice, but insane to think.that one of the biggest clubs in the world goes for a relegated premier league manager that didn't make his team look to stay up at any point.

Belgium hiring Martinez mate.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

The son Mick not the father Michael

Epitaph: “He survived a brutal skiing accident… but managing Everton finally killed him!”

 

[Delargeinho]

Belgium hiring Martinez mate.

Have to say so far it worked out well for Bayern. I am skeptical towards Kompany, but you have to consider Klopp started at Mainz promoting a club to the Bundesliga in the first time of the history and got them relegated as well and became one of the best managers in the century.

Well, of course they didn't win a title at Belgium, but he made them being first in the nation ranking and 3rd in the world cup at least. Group stage out in 2022 is disappointing for the so called golden generation of Belgium.

He won FA Cup with Wigan and got relegated in the same season if I am not wrong, also has some of the highest defeats in the modern prem era.

 

[ToffeeScot]

I wonder if the Brest FC manager will be on the radar of some clubs. Team finished 14th the season before he took over. Managed to finish 3rd with them.

Won both games in the CL so far but hasn't started the domestic season very well though. 2 wins and 4 losses.

 

[bluestevon]

Have to say so far it worked out well for Bayern. I am skeptical towards Kompany, but you have to consider Klopp started at Mainz promoting a club to the Bundesliga in the first time of the history and got them relegated as well and became one of the best managers in the century.

Well, of course they didn't win a title at Belgium, but he made them being first in the nation ranking and 3rd in the world cup at least. Group stage out in 2022 is disappointing for the so called golden generation of Belgium.

He won FA Cup with Wigan and got relegated in the same season if I am not wrong, also has some of the highest defeats in the modern prem era.

Think the Bayern job is arguably the hardest one to fail at in works football mate though. Arguably on PSG are more dominant over a prolonged period than Bayern (probably not even then though)

 

[Delargeinho]

Think the Bayern job is arguably the hardest one to fail at in works football mate though. Arguably on PSG are more dominant over a prolonged period than Bayern (probably not even then though)

In terms of league probably, but the player and board power caused many managers to fail. Carlo, Tuchel, Flick, Nagelsmann for example. We talk about a list of some of the best managers in Europe.

The last manager that filled his contract there was Pep in 2016. Since then all contracts (leaving care takers like Heynckes or Sagnol aside) many good managers left early or were sacked, no one has lasted longer than 1,5 seasons since then.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Think the Bayern job is arguably the hardest one to fail at in works football mate though. Arguably on PSG are more dominant over a prolonged period than Bayern (probably not even then though)

Nah. Bayern beat Celtic’s nine-in-row record! Utterly, boringly dominant.

 

[Davideeyore]

Dyche sacked yet?

 

[windymiller]

Nah. Bayern beat Celtic’s nine-in-row record! Utterly, boringly dominant.

We're heading that way with the PL, tbh.