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

[jamieni]

C

Class act.

For sure. But definitely time for him to put his feet up.

 

[Pabbers]

I think Dyche would be very hard to get mid season, especially when it’s a case of swapping one relegation battle for another. We definitely aren’t the proposition we were a few years ago when there was money to spend.

It does seem like the board want a fairly short term appointment, which I hope means they want to get a DoF in place and let him choose his own manager in the summer. But that’s probably wishful thinking.

Im sure their are some issues at Burnley around finances, and what theyu are letting the manager spend after the Chris Wood sale.

May be a great time to go for him.

Although we may be in the same issues again with Moshiri and Kia/Mendes signing the players for him. What a mess.

 

[tsubaki]

Lampard did not sign anyone. Chelsea signed who they wanted to sign. Really worth re-emphasising this point.

which is what we want if we get a competent DoF

 

[andy4efc]

Just reading up on Rudi Garcia. I know a bit about Kovac but have to admit, Garcia's history seems impressive.

Does boast a relegation early in his management career, but appears to have learned from not being able to turn that club around after being appointed. Guided Lille to a league, got Lyon performing in the CL (possibly at a cost of the league). Seems to have a good CV anda very good W%. Putting his league win with Lille aside, his performance at Roma looks very good and was sacked after a poor ruun of 10 games. 2nd behind Juve in the league which is very good.

Roma​

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13 January 2016​

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[24]

Very much on the Rudi Garcia bandwagon now I have to admit, out of all the links and speculation he looks the most qualified to stablise a club like us and progress them.

 

[tom_b1807]

Seems to me that people only want Lampard, because Gerrard is doing OK at Villa

Seems to me that people only want Lampard because the alternatives we have been served with are horrific and have eroded our standards completely

 

[TimHowardsBeardJuice]

Echo:

Former Bayer Munich boss Niko Kovac is understood to be one of the names one Everton's 'lengthy shortlist' for the manager's job.

'lengthy shortlist'

 

[blueblueskies]

Interesting article on Lampard. Lot of pros but lots of cons too.

Frank Lampard did what no Chelsea manager could, but failed where no Chelsea manager can

The Blues sacked the 42-year-old, a club legend, after just eighteen months in charge.

scroll.in

 

[BainesontoastNEW]

Just reading up on Rudi Garcia. I know a bit about Kovac but have to admit, Garcia's history seems impressive.

Does boast a relegation early in his management career, but appears to have learned from not being able to turn that club around after being appointed. Guided Lille to a league, got Lyon performing in the CL (possibly at a cost of the league). Seems to have a good CV anda very good W%. Putting his league win with Lille aside, his performance at Roma looks very good and was sacked after a poor ruun of 10 games. 2nd behind Juve in the league which is very good.

Roma​

12 June 2013​

13 January 2016​

118

61

34

23

51.69

[24]

Very much on the Rudi Garcia bandwagon now I have to admit, out of all the links and speculation he looks the most qualified to stablise a club like us and progress them.

Has there been any direct links to Garcia since Benitez was fired? I haven't seen any.

 

[milks]

which is what we want if we get a competent DoF

In fairness, Lampard's requested signings would have been decent; young progressive English players.

Chelsea went for Havertz & Werner, which you wouldn't grumble at.

 

[andy4efc]

Has there been any direct links to Garcia since Benitez was fired? I haven't seen any.

A brief one I saw yesterday which was about Kovac and Garcia have been mentioned. I didnt know who Garcia was so have done some reading and based on that knowledge I have, feel he'd be most suited.

 

[Kev The Rat]

Kovac continues, ever so slowly, to shorten in the market.

 

[everton1953]

If those who want Dyche can wait until he has taken Burnley down, he will be available after May. The rest of us, no thanks.

 

[BainesontoastNEW]

A brief one I saw yesterday which was about Kovac and Garcia have been mentioned. I didnt know who Garcia was so have done some reading and based on that knowledge I have, feel he'd be most suited.

Fair enough if there's been a direct link to him. I think Kovac shades it for me out of the two but there's not a lot in it, both are very capable at their craft.

 

[Runub]

Just reading up on Rudi Garcia. I know a bit about Kovac but have to admit, Garcia's history seems impressive.

Does boast a relegation early in his management career, but appears to have learned from not being able to turn that club around after being appointed. Guided Lille to a league, got Lyon performing in the CL (possibly at a cost of the league). Seems to have a good CV anda very good W%. Putting his league win with Lille aside, his performance at Roma looks very good and was sacked after a poor ruun of 10 games. 2nd behind Juve in the league which is very good.

Roma​

12 June 2013​

13 January 2016​

118

61

34

23

51.69

[24]

Very much on the Rudi Garcia bandwagon now I have to admit, out of all the links and speculation he looks the most qualified to stablise a club like us and progress them.

For what its worth Pereira seems to be on the drift in the betting markets and there is some interest in Garcia today which maybe significant but it is a very open market

 

[brieverton]

I don't think it will happen, but it would be preferable to have someone in the next 48-72 hours.

We need at least one loan if there is any scope. Give the manager some chance at least to make a few calls, since there is nobody else to do it.