Who's next after Benitez - Poll reset 25th Jan

[blue to the bone]

I'd bring back big Sam if it means sacking this rat

 

[Abertonian]

Gomez is a carthorse

 

[Abertonian]

unless he could tempt Mourinho here who would be my no1 choice out of the managers I think Moshiri would look at but would he come with our budget constraints?

What year did you stop watching football?

 

[DL100]

Potter wouldn’t leave Brighton mid season and not for this circus.

I’d get Lampard in personally.

But I imagine Ferguson will get it for 4-5 games as not many Managers available right now.

 

[Milkman]

This thread is always surprisingly quiet for a fanbase that hates its manager as much as ours does.

 

[PhilEFC]

This thread is always surprisingly quiet for a fanbase that hates its manager as much as ours does.

Just had me tea mate, be with you in a minute.

 

[StuBarlow]

Had fat benny been sacked yet? Yet another abysmal performance. Hull were unlucky.

Extra time needed to grab a goal against an out of form Championship team who played in League one last season.

No doubt we'll have @davek along to tell us how amazing we were and how the FSW gave a tactical masterclass.

 

[StuBarlow]

You're kidding, right? After spending the last six months saying Potter would pee his pants in charge of Everton and bemoaning "Potterball", you now want him to replace your rotund hero. Unbelievable, Jeff.

I was thinking the same thing. Some absolute weapons on here.

 

[PhilEFC]

He’s an awful manager. That formation he put out today was a disgrace.

Unacceptable for Everton Football Club and it’s supporters.

 

[paultheblue]

What do you expect him to say though. Half our fans are still stuck watching a VHS of the holy trinity on loop, sitting in the pub banging on about the 80's team, they live in a time warp and they can't cope with the fact the game has moved on and changed in the last 10 years or so. Far too many armchair experts these days who think that having a ST for a few years gives them the knowledge to run an actual team/club.

I have the utmost respect for our younger fans especially the ones living in the City.
The older generation probably do go on a lot about the 70s and 80s but really it is because we have seen first hand how far the club has fallen , we all want the same thing though for the club to create new memories.
In 30 year's time I hope you are not regalleing the next generation of the days we were in the premier league with Salmon Rondon leading the line until a fat kopite took us down to the championship.
I will leave you with that thought as I have to go and polish my zimmer frame ready for Tuesday night's game. UTFT

 

[Simon Buttle]

I have total respect for the younger generation of our supporters, people talk about 27 years without success but for me it's nearer 37 years as anyone 10 or less in 95 would hardly remember it.
The game has moved on ( not for the better) but I think supporters of all age groups are equally to blame through social media and total
I have the utmost respect for our younger fans especially the ones living in the City.
The older generation probably do go on a lot about the 70s and 80s but really it is because we have seen first hand how far the club has fallen , we all want the same thing though for the club to create new memories.
In 30 year's time I hope you are not boring the pants off the next generation regalleing them of the great days when we were in the premier league with Salmon Rondon leading the line until a fat Kopite took us down to the championship and beyond.
I will leave you with that thought as I have to go off now to shine my Zimmer frame ready for Tuesday night's game.
UTFT

I agree that many of the changes in the game have not been for the better, but they have happened and people need to just accept it. We have been a very, very poorly run club for a long time now and that is our problem and until we put in place some proper structure with proper people nothing will change no matter who the manager is or who the playing staff is.

 

[paultheblue]

I agree that many of the changes in the game have not been for the better, but they have happened and people need to just accept it. We have been a very, very poorly run club for a long time now and that is our problem and until we put in place some proper structure with proper people nothing will change no matter who the manager is or who the playing staff is.

I made a bit of a balls up of that reply but I hope you get my jist

 

[billyblue80]

Steve Cooper impresses me

 

[riddick]

Would you rather me say Guardiola or Conte and be a top yet delusional fan?

People need to face facts we are a midtable club with a very limited budget, average squad and an owner who ultimately looks at PL experienced managers in the main.

They'll be no top managers or hidden gems from overseas coming here to replace Benitez - the fans need to realise that.

In case you haven't noticed, we're not even midtable because of the manager.

 

[edge]

Would have anybody that actually went out to win a game of football.
Rather than bore the hell out of us trying to defend and being crap even that.
It's supposed to be entertaining watching footbal, when was the last time any of us enjoyed an Everton game?