New manager

[bluestevon]

Hed choose West Ham over us either way. Pic doing the rounds of him talking to their sporting director. Its as good as done.

Bet you it won't happen.

 

[Drico]

Give me a single measure where Potter is a better manager than Moyes at the top level? Even Moyes’ performance at Man Utd is far better than Potter’s at Chelsea.

If this is a death match between Moyes and Potter we're in far bigger trouble than I thought...

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

If this is a death match between Moyes and Potter we're in far bigger trouble than I thought...

The team Moyes left played better football and was more dangerous as an attacking unit than Potter’s best Brighton side.

 

[bluestevon]

Why is it odd? A competent club has a replacement lined up ready to go right away when they do decide to fire the manager.

Not sure I'd call west ham a competent club mate

 

[Drico]

The team Moyes left played better football and was more dangerous as an attacking unit than Potter’s best Brighton side.

I am not arguing with that.

I am just hoping that of all the managers in all the world, the final Everton choice is not between Moyes and Potter.

A little imagination once in a quarter century would be lovely...

 

[mikel_88]

Bet you it won't happen.

To west ham? Looks like a good chance

If this is a death match between Moyes and Potter we're in far bigger trouble than I thought...

Would expect alot more names on it than that both different styles aswell more of a list similar to moshiri would make

 

[matty1878]

sorry lads if we wanted potter we would of went for him and got him

despite the mess we’re in

 

[matty1878]

I am not arguing with that.

I am just hoping that of all the managers in all the world, the final Everton choice is not between Moyes and Potter.

A little imagination once in a quarter century would be lovely...

we aren’t getting any in cert

 

[RomanReigns]

brian potter as manager with harry potter as assistant is still available

 

[Neiziro]

Our best manager of the PL era who got us into the CL is available. Seems like the only logical choice

 

[bag a yoko]

Yes you are right, he done really well in Sweden, no doubt.

I am not sure about his Swansea time, they had just got relegated and still had some good players, they finished about 9th/10th, nothing special.

At Brighton he had three seasons, first two he got about 40 points. His third season they came 9th. How much did he put in place there? Because Brighton are known for being a well run club with the backroom staff, DOF, academy, scouts etc. A lot of their staff are sought after.

As you say, he got a chance at a big club and was terrible.

Personally, I wouldn’t want him here, wanting the likes of Mykolenko and Doucoure passing it from the back.

He did a superb job at Brighton given patience.

Instigated the entire current style of football the team plays. Of course that took time after Chris Hughton.

Much like Martinez DiZerbi just took his team and said 'ALL OUT ATTACK!' and was wildly praised but found out in half a season.

Chelsea was always going to be disastrous for him but of course no manager would have turned that down.

His early seasons had Dychean Xg with a strong defence and huge lack of goals but he had Maupay up front.

Any change is a gamble but he was the man who made Brighton a consistent, highly entertaining, top ten club.

 

[Drico]

Our best manager of the PL era is available. Seems like the only logical choice

For many Evertonians, football started in 2002.

 

[bluestevon]

Tuchel won a Champions League...

I realise you're a bit of an expert on "bombs", but that one is a little off the usual flight path...

Yeah nice quip though have to give you that )

Point is CL winning managers got ran out of Chelsea, using failing there as a barometer is daft

 

[matty1878]

Our best manager of the PL era who got us into the CL is available. Seems like the only logical choice

well no it doesn’t ffs

 

[Drico]

Yeah nice quip though have to give you that )

Point is CL winning managers got ran out of Chelsea, using failing there as a barometer is daft

I know - only ribbing.

I'm just not sure we can put Potter in the same class as a Champions League winner like Tuchel whose career has largely been conducted on a different level.

Of course, he is an interesting manager. I have big doubts about him, but I can be cynical. I'm genuinely fascinated to see how he gets on in his next job.