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

[Sarnia Kevin]

Weird thread to be arguing about Covid measures really. Isn't there a current affairs section or something on here?

 

[Tramps_mate]

Oh my god...


When will we announce this??

Announce anything!!!

lol lol

 

[Cow kecks]

24 hours.

Silly me haha.

 

[daza_1973]

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You'll have to wait for Bill and Jenny to get back from church on Uncle Cyril's bike.

 

[BlueStevie35]

Like we did against Villa...?

We had Dunc in charge, still fresh off Benitez. It’s a whole new era now, fresh man, fresh ideas and a signing or two, everyone will be up for it as shown with the game selling out within hours of going on general

 

[brieverton]

As with Ancelotti, it strikes me that the culture shock awaiting Lampard will be enormous. But the circumstances between the two are much different otherwise.

Undoubtedly we would be in a much better place if Ancelotti was still here but there was always the risk of a call from Madrid let alone his becoming frustrated at how things are done here.

Lampard and Everton both need this to work for the medium term at least. But regardless of who is the manager, the same problems will persist beneath such an amateur and outdated structure.

That's why any manager here just has to do more than bob along, they have both to get more out of individual players and the squad as a whole to get results, and then to use that progress as leverage for much bigger change at the club. You can demand change but your position is much stronger in doing so whilst you're already making progress with what you've got.

That's the challenge for the manager.

 

[davek]

As with Ancelotti, it strikes me that the culture shock awaiting Lampard will be enormous. But the circumstances between the two are much different otherwise.

Undoubtedly we would be in a much better place if Ancelotti was still here but there was always the risk of a call from Madrid let alone his becoming frustrated at how things are done here.

Lampard and Everton both need this to work for the medium term at least. But regardless of who is the manager, the same problems will persist beneath such an amateur and outdated structure.

That's why any manager here just has to do more than bob along, they have both to get more out of individual players and the squad as a whole to get results, and then to use that progress as leverage for much bigger change at the club. You can demand change but your position is much stronger in doing so whilst you're already making progress with what you've got.

That's the challenge for the manager.

If Ferguson is retained you can write off Lampard straight away. Same goes for the other staff like Ebbrell, Baines etc.

We need a clean out here.

 

[Jeff Jones]

Which paper? Was it the Herald Scum, by any chance? Would be right up their alley, that kind of headline.

Do you know what? I had to go and chec,k. I thought it may have been in the Sunday Age but no, it was, as you said, in the Tory
Sunday Herald Sun.

 

[Nymzee]

Build the team around our only striker? Groundbreaking news.

 

[Librarian]

Decision in an

 

[Billy Dean]

That's because he's friends with the guys who want to buy the club.

who wants to buy us?

 

[Moggers]

lol lol

Only @chicoazul signs his tweets with a "thanks" when his cousins Keith or Hamish make use of his account.

Can't forget Ted!

ThAnkS tEd

 

[Jeff Jones]

I have it on good authority, from Jacqui Levy no less on Sky not an hour ago, that Lampard will be unveiled as the new Everton
manager later today.

 

[daza_1973]

Build the team around our only striker? Groundbreaking news.

So he's off the manage Arsenal/Newcastle/other made up media suitor then ? lol

 

[SantaClausisanEvertonian]

Can we not just announce Lampard's appointment FFS?
This is soooo Everton!
COYB!!!!