New manager

[Ferguson1878]

….its a game of hit and miss and I have no real preference but Moyes knows the situation, knows the players we have and can at least instruct Thelwell on a proper footballer or two to bring in.

Knows the area too

 

[MrGrumpy]

TFG’s record of managerial appointment at Roma doesn’t bode well. I would imagine they’d empower Thelwell to make the call and to pick the replacement , given that they’re just settling in.

Really? 2 European finals in 2 years, this year De Rossi punches a players so get rightly sacked, then 2nd guy maybe because of the ultras he got sacked or he sucked

 

[Carlito]

Why do they all think they're above a short-term caretaker role these days?

Is Fatih Terim still alive?

 

[ToffeeTim]

I never said Dyche would win to games, I said the new manager wins 2 games and they believe they can

Sorry, misread that

Yeah I think a new manager bounce could be worth the couple of wins that make a big difference in a relegation battle.

 

[Ferguson1878]

Struggle to understand how our players just always look shattered all the time, they need a kick up the proverbial and to eat properly

Go all out for Antonio Conte

Probably depressed like the rest of us

 

[MrGrumpy]

Sorry, misread that

Yeah I think a new manager bounce could be worth the couple of wins that make a big difference in a relegation battle.

I dont think this teams anywhere near as bad as Dyche would have us believe

 

[blulouie]

TFG’s record of managerial appointment at Roma doesn’t bode well. I would imagine they’d empower Thelwell to make the call and to pick the replacement , given that they’re just settling in.

No mate it actually bodes well for us .
They have shown They are not afraid to change when it's needed.
Under the last few years of Moshiri Dyche had the safest job in football.

They will act swiftly.

 

[Delargeinho]

Big fan of the Moyesiah and will always look back on his time as EFC boss fondly but.....

Flirted with relegation sometimes and there was plenty of calls for him to be got rid of during his time at Everton. Plenty of West Ham fans didn't rate his football and would be hard pressed to describe it as anything approaching attacking. They were happy when results were going well but were also more than happy to see him leave....twice.

The same man who came into Sunderland and talked about the likelihood of relegation from the start of the season due to lack funds for investment.

I completely understand the desire to get shut of Dyche but pretending Moyes and his 'knife to a gunfight' mentality is anything approaching a rejection of Dyche-esque footballing values is wide of the mark.

Given time he can build a decent side and his peak Everton were at times a very good side to watch but in the short term, and with what this squad currently has to offer, he'd definitely be a safety first nick a goal type of pragmatist.

Plus he's already gone public about considering himself to be above a relegation scrap.

Jep, it's not that Moyes has been management for just 2 years, you should be aware from the start that you will get this turgid football, but mostly with results on a club level's expectation or above.

I am sure we would be a few points higher with Moyes than with Dyche.

 

[MrGrumpy]

Jep, it's not that Moyes has been management for just 2 years, you should be aware from the start that you will get this turgid football, but mostly with results on a club level's expectation or above.

I am sure we would be a few points higher with Moyes than with Dyche.

They won’t appoint moyes, this fan bases is obsessed with him, guessing it because of the little success we actually had with him

 

[ToffeeTim]

Jep, it's not that Moyes has been management for just 2 years, you should be aware from the start that you will get this turgid football, but mostly with results on a club level's expectation or above.

I am sure we would be a few points higher with Moyes than with Dyche.

Moyes football is far from exciting but it is nowhere near as bad as this season under Dyche.

Allardyce even played far more effective football than this.

This season is most unwatchable football I've ever witnessed. And it's why I'm not watching any more games live until there is a change.

 

[blue61]

No mate it actually bodes well for us .
They have shown They are not afraid to change when it's needed.
Under the last few years of Moshiri Dyche had the safest job in football.

They will act swiftly.

Dyche would be in the dole queue already if that was the case.

 

[Papa Shango]

Why do they all think they're above a short-term caretaker role these days?

Is Fatih Terim still alive?

He is.

We would probably finish him off.

 

[jinkyali]

We need six wins IMHO

Two home games in three days coming up.

If ever a new manager bounce was ripe...

The players and crowd need a lift first and foremost. I think it will be Potter, Moyes or Terzic.

 

[blulouie]

Dyche would be in the dole queue already if that was the case.

This week mate.

 

[Delargeinho]

They won’t appoint moyes, this fan bases is obsessed with him, guessing it because of the little success we actually had with him

I don't want him either. I was going for Conceicao, but Milan was earlier.

I think the question is how you define success, if it's what Everton went through the 80s and historically, then it's no success. A lot of people in GOT were alive back then and are longing for that times.

Based on where the club was from the 90s, the 00s were success.

I am honest, I have little idea of Everton before the 00s, I know the history, but being a fan or having gone through those periods is a different thing.