The next manager appointment (new thread)

[Cameron Manning]

Ffs please mo

If that mo is a no then I’m with you blueboy72!

 

[Tony’s Carp]

He just doesn't seem comfortable with all the media stuff and you have to have to do a certain amount of it like it or not. He would make a decent no.2 alongside someone else though imo.

Yeah it’s a tricky one, he’s obviously a very highly regarded coach but lacks experience of running a senior club day to day and like you say doesn’t seem to relish the media side.

Is there a world where we’d get him in as a number two (with “head coach” type responsibilities) with a senior figure to deal with other managerial responsibilities, with a view to Carsley taking over full responsibility? The obvious name being Moyes I guess.

 

[W84 Dum Freeze]

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I like tummy tickles teams style of play, don't think he has the chops to handle the media frenzy of an England manager's role, let alone the toughest job in football here at Everton.

I do like his quote whilst managing Bayern :

" The sun will still rise tommorow..."

Would have made a good corporate idiom for BMD.

 

[everton1953]

I would have liked Tuchel but England got there first.

 

[blueboy72]

If that mo is a no then I’m with you blueboy72!

Ha ha yes no

 

[zukai12_]

My GOAT Tuchel is gone , we have to go for my other GOAT Sarri

 

[matty1878]

my tuchel dream is in bits /(

like me now

 

[Bryan+]

my tuchel dream is in bits /(

like me now

 

[Simon Buttle]

Yeah it’s a tricky one, he’s obviously a very highly regarded coach but lacks experience of running a senior club day to day and like you say doesn’t seem to relish the media side.

Is there a world where we’d get him in as a number two (with “head coach” type responsibilities) with a senior figure to deal with other managerial responsibilities, with a view to Carsley taking over full responsibility? The obvious name being Moyes I guess.

I don't see the Moyes thing as the 2 of them have very clear contrasting styles of play, Moyes is all about safety and percentages and Carsley is much more attack minded/possession based. Also I know its the obvious suggestion (like you say) but I really wish we would move on from the Moyes thing, there are still fans who seemingly dismiss all other contenders apart from Moyes. Its going to be a new era for us in many aspects, no need to dig up the past imo.

 

[CielosGrises]

Got to love the England job.

People would have loved Carsley months ago.

A few games with England and his name is mud.

 

[RomanReigns]

I thought Tommy t was meant to crap

He’s being mourned like he’s the next sir Alex

 

[mikel_88]

I don't see the Moyes thing as the 2 of them have very clear contrasting styles of play, Moyes is all about safety and percentages and Carsley is much more attack minded/possession based. Also I know its the obvious suggestion (like you say) but I really wish we would move on from the Moyes thing, there are still fans who seemingly dismiss all other contenders apart from Moyes. Its going to be a new era for us in many aspects, no need to dig up the past imo.

Agree would like the next moyes a manager who wants to make a statement here and really build something. I am curuious to see what TFG do with the dof who will most likely decide what way we go. Sure thelwell had corberan from west brom on the list last time

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[chopper6]

De Zerbi?

 

[thevorpalblade]

I'd like us to be proactive NOT reactive.

For too long, we've been forced to change manager due to circumstances.

Let's go and get someone: a conscious, and deliberate decision. I feel, perhaps due to the takeover, it feels like were treading water.

 

[Simon Buttle]

De Zerbi?

Nah not for me, I live on the South Coast mate and there is no doubt he took Potters team up another level but by the end of the season he had rubbed a lot of people up the wrong way and had seemingly been heading for the exit door for a while from what a few Brighton supporters I know were saying.