Who should replace Frank Lampard?

[JobForTheMoyes]

Are people forgetting NES was interviewed? Didn't he have an army of backroom staff he wanted to bring with him?

Yup. Imagine paying that lot off after the inevitable second season collapse. It’s like a big scam for these continental coaches.

 

[TwoWreathsOneTower]

Yup. Imagine paying that lot off after the inevitable second season collapse. It’s like a big scam for these continental coaches.

Farhad was very keen on NES at the time and he worked very well with Thelwell at wolves. His stock dropped heavily after the spurs disaster so I’d imagine he’d be very interested in Everton now.

 

[Kenwright is a Kopite]

David Moyes at Everton again is going to be a disaster. The game has passed him by. He got Sunderland relegated and are in the process of getting West Ham relegated as well.

 

[TheBigIguana]

The only one on the list that would both consider us and be a good hire potentially is Postecoglou. And I'm still pretty dubious on that. Winning in Scotland with Celtic/Rangers is just not going to prepare you for the PL at Everton.

The rest are just another step toward relegation.

 

[hktoffee]

David Moyes at Everton again is going to be a disaster. The game has passed him by. He got Sunderland relegated and are in the process of getting West Ham relegated as well.

Got 6th and 7th in the previous two seasons at West Ham.

Don’t tell me you want Dyche who had 4 wins in 30 last season.

 

[Charlie Sweet]

Nuno quietly got with things for a while at Wolves, with realistic expectations, but proper soiled his bed when he stepped in the pressure of that massive shiny stadium with UCL qualification expected. That’s nothing to what would await him here. All the posh cars at FF drenched in fan-spit.

Dyche has become a bit of a joke over the years, mainly because of his voice, humour, and bluntness, but he did really well to sustain that god-awful team in the PL again and again. That club had empty seats behind the goal at games that if they’d won they’d have stayed up. He and his staff certainly got very average players grinding results again and again for years, probably at the lowest salaries in the division, and in a town that didn’t really give a toss either way.

We could turn our nose up at him but would not surprise me if Dyche politely declined. He would destroy the credit he has in football circles if he failed here.

Vincent Kompany showing up this argument

You know what - Get Tim Cahill in as manager.

As much as I thought he was overrated as a player I'd actually love now to.see him as manager. Him or Duncan.

 

[perth_blue]

Cahill is administrative, not front line management.

 

[twoblue]

Nuno quietly got with things for a while at Wolves, with realistic expectations, but proper soiled his bed when he stepped in the pressure of that massive shiny stadium with UCL qualification expected. That’s nothing to what would await him here. All the posh cars at FF drenched in fan-spit.

Dyche has become a bit of a joke over the years, mainly because of his voice, humour, and bluntness, but he did really well to sustain that god-awful team in the PL again and again. That club had empty seats behind the goal at games that if they’d won they’d have stayed up. He and his staff certainly got very average players grinding results again and again for years, probably at the lowest salaries in the division, and in a town that didn’t really give a toss either way.

We could turn our nose up at him but would not surprise me if Dyche politely declined. He would destroy the credit he has in football circles if he failed here.

Dyche stock goes up as an ex Everton manager. It’s not like he had a glittering career - it’s the biggest club he’d have been associated with and the heights salary of his career

 

[MikeH72]

Vincent Kompany showing up this argument



As much as I thought he was overrated as a player I'd actually love now to.see him as manager. Him or Duncan.

Hmmmm *strokes chin*

 

[Charlie Sweet]

Hmmmm *strokes chin*

Given your history of rating players and lack of attendance at matches I take.your comments with a pinch of salt. Chill was a scrapper. Limited and effective but it's telling he was never once linked with another club for the very reason his basic all-round style would never have worked at a higher level. I've met him several times and think he's a.lovely man but he was nowhere near an elite player nor one of our greats as is sometimes said on here.

 

[mightyblues78]

What if the question is balding ginger chap with a deep voice?

Davy Moyes

 

[MikeH72]

Given your history of rating players and lack of attendance at matches I take.your comments with a pinch of salt. Chill was a scrapper. Limited and effective but it's telling he was never once linked with another club for the very reason his basic all-round style would never have worked at a higher level. I've met him several times and think he's a.lovely man but he was nowhere near an elite player nor one of our greats as is sometimes said on here.

I don’t think anyone, ever, referred to him as an elite player.

 

[MACCA75]

Cahill is administrative, not front line management.

I think he could be persuaded

 

[perth_blue]

I think he could be persuaded

Then aren't we in the same situation as now?

 

[MACCA75]

Then aren't we in the same situation as now?

As in an inexperienced manager? I think we are in pure roll of the dice territory having given Lampard 3 or 4 games too many.