st.domingo
Player Valuation: £10m
Amazing really, isn't it? In what other line of work can you get fired everywhere you go and people are still (reasonably) keen to hire you...
Billy Dean
Player Valuation: £70m
How many football managers don't get fired? Very few.
Blue Parkender
Player Valuation: £8m
If that's the case sack Dyche. I believe any other manager would get more out of these players, just let them play football on the front foot.
Not young players though, and everyone will be on big money.
And when he leaves in max 2 years, we will be left with a lot of aging players on big money and no plan for the future. It's exactly the type of situation we really need to move away from.
John from Bootle
Player Valuation: £20m
I mean, he's won a trophy at every club he's been at (in the last 20 years) bar Spurs, and they sacked him on the 'eve' of a final.
But yeah, why would you be "reasonably keen" to hire him eh?
Runub
Player Valuation: £60m
……that’s started to go off
toffeeblue9
Player Valuation: £35m
He's done nothing for over a decade. Outdated approach. He's basically like Benitez now. Add that to the fact that he'd stay 18 months and leave us in a worse position than when he arrived, having fallen out with everyone from Friedkins to the tea lady and aired all of our issues in public and we'd have bigger PSR issues than we'd ever had before.
That's before you get onto the issue of his football being absolutely turgid.
Can't think of many people I'd want to avoid more.
toffeeblue9
Player Valuation: £35m
As others have said, I think there's a halfway house here - we've been crippled by a lack of cashflow and I think that will be addressed quite quickly. We won't need to be shopping around for deals which involve paying zero up front, for example. We might be able to go back to full time coaching in the youth setup etc.
The flip side is that no matter who buys us, the PSR stuff doesn't go away. We continue to tread that line carefully and it wouldn't matter if Jeff Bezos bought us, we will need to grow our revenues significantly to be able to go out and buy without worrying too much about big sales.
I'm optimistic that revenues, commercial approach, etc will all be significantly better, but it isn't like winning the lottery - we are living in the reality of rules which restrict us and that will be frustrating for a while I'd expect.
Mourinho is an interesting one, having been sacked by the Friedkins, would he even be an option?
Then you have his personality which inevitably results in him getting the push sooner or later.
He would not bring the sort of stability I think Everton need.
However, if he was available and if he was interested, and if TFG wanted a short term boost, and had a plan for the financial implications that brings, he would, I suspect, be the short of shock to the system the club might need and indeed benefit from.
Then you have his personality which inevitably results in him getting the push sooner or later.
He would not bring the sort of stability I think Everton need.
However, if he was available and if he was interested, and if TFG wanted a short term boost, and had a plan for the financial implications that brings, he would, I suspect, be the short of shock to the system the club might need and indeed benefit from.
He's fallen off a cliff mate and not a manager you start a new era with. It's obvious to see. He's managing in Turkey...
Stuartisitc1878
Player Valuation: £30m
he's won 2 Premier-leagues, a league cup and a European trophy within the last 10 years i believe.
Don't get me wrong, i don't think he's a viable option either. At best he'd be a short term fix that would bring attention to the club, show ambition (i suppose) and possibly end our trophy drought, but he's more than likely going to be a very VERY expensive mistake. But the man is up there with some of the best managers of all time. People were saying the same about Carlo when he came here. Give Jose the right club, the right players and he'd win things again. Which is probably why he's the wrong man for us right now.
CielosGrises
Player Valuation: £20m
Has Mourinho taken on a team with such a lowly position / squad ?
Personally I'd prefer somebody who can develop young players so we can continue to manage our finances and wages.
Spaffing loads of money to get a short term bounce sounds very Moshiri - surprised there are calls to do it again
Personally I'd prefer somebody who can develop young players so we can continue to manage our finances and wages.
Spaffing loads of money to get a short term bounce sounds very Moshiri - surprised there are calls to do it again
toffeeblue9
Player Valuation: £35m
Actually that's a fair point and I should have caveated what I said with saying that he may well end up winning a cup of some sort (and maybe, given the context of our historic trophy drought that would be enough for some people), but that would, IMO, come at a huge cost in terms of what he did to the club
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