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

[AleksanderTheGreat]

Diego Martinez former Granada cf manager has been watching a few Everton games the last year. Did an interview how much he loved the prem. Mentioned how he liked Evertons historic stadium. Could be a left field appointment.

 

[Lob]

Interesting to see the popularity shift to Lampard. We could do a lot worse tbf and i think he would at least be able to do enough to win us 6 game out the last 18. Still fancy Kovac as first choice but would get behind Lampard if he got it.

 

[Zeitgeist]

I think the questions are slightly different:
- Who can instil in this squad a will to win?
- Who can coach them to play with increased skill, and some tactical nous and flexibility?
- Who has experience of taking a team in the lower half of a top league and leading them into the European places?
- Who is experienced enough to know which youngsters are ready to step up and can blend them properly with established players?

Favre

I do agree

However I feel like that will take more time and I'm terrified or relegation

 

[toffeeblue9]

Diego Martinez former Granada cf manager has been watching a few Everton games the last year. Did an interview how much he loved the prem. Mentioned how he liked Evertons historic stadium. Could be a left field appointment.

The assumption is that he's lined up to take over from Bielsa this summer

 

[Collyman]

He'd have to be wheeled out to training sessions and have his nappy changed every hour.

He’ll keep Watford up. Mark my words. They gotta a better team than their position suggests. As we have.

 

[bullybeef]

Mr Bates in ?

View attachment 153403

Wasn’t it Master and isn’t he dead now?

 

[bigboy]

Changed my vote to Lampard. The more I think about he seems like a smart appointment and would be ideal for the youngsters we have eg Gordon and Dobbin. He also personally knows the importance of a midfield so that alone is enough.

 

[Deco]

Lampard worries me a bit, he hasn’t had an impressive career in management so far.

Rudi Garcia looks like a great manager with a solid track record over the last 10-13 years, and in recent years at Lyon.

His record win streak at Roma was impressive, can you imagine winning 10 league games on the bounce..?

 

[Toast]

 

[wba83]

Trust me am not a ITK or anything but a mate has had in the past a few things come threw that a business friend of his tells him .Lyon manager anyone

 

[Exeter_Gently]

Trust me am not a ITK or anything but a mate has had in the past a few things come threw that a business friend of his tells him .Lyon manager anyone

Try it again in English...

 

[TheWinslowBoy]

Lampard worries me a bit, he hasn’t had an impressive career in management so far.

Rudi Garcia looks like a great manager with a solid track record over the last 10-13 years, and in recent years at Lyon.

His record win streak at Roma was impressive, can you imagine winning 10 league games on the bounce..?

Yes, to me, Garcia looks comfortably the pick of the ones we're linked with.

 

[wba83]

Try it again in English...

Turn it in lad trying to be edgey just something av been told and letting other blues know

 

[riddick]

Turn it in lad trying to be edgey just something av been told and letting other blues know

I think he's saying he doesn't understand what you are inferring. I think you're saying Garcia seems to be in with a shout from a mate of yours?

 

[riddick]

My theory is there are going to be questions regardless of who comes in. As long as it's some no mark or dinosaur Im going to be ok with it. Kovac is my #1 choice but I'd be good with Lampard, Rooney, Garcia etc. Just not someone who mostly everyone hates.