Seamus Colemole
Previously deathbyropeandglass
It's not so much who Everton as a club could attract but more who kenwrong would actually give the job to. He'd go for another yes man happy to finish mid table if it keeps his job well paid job secure.
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neil999
Player Valuation: £80m
thats the logical response, but the media have built up moyes to be a genius, chairman seem to be a bit more savvy these days tho so your prob right
Johnny_No.5
Player Valuation: £500k
Absolutely mate, I'm with you.. The Semi Final was a shocker and an example of how tactically inept Moyes is and Us not getting a win at Anfield under his stewardship is also frustrating and disappointing. That rotation **** he pulled last season at greyskull was for me unforgivable.
quasi modo
Player Valuation: £50m
If Paul Lambert was still available and we had a good chance of getting him, I would have no problem with Moyes leaving.
Surely the fact that Villa, with all their problems, got Lambert proves that being an established premier league club attracts managers by itself.
quasi modo
Player Valuation: £50m
Yeah I think your right, that's why I don't understand our fans who say their is no one better than Moyes to be our manager.
Summerskin
Player Valuation: £35m
You just never know until you try it, we just have a lot of fans who are either still cry wanking over 2004/5 or they're too afraid to take a risk and change, even though they probably take risks in the bookies every pissing week.
Paul Lambert over Daivd Moyes? - a peice of this forum just died.
*Owen Coyle this time last year!
*Owen Coyle this time last year!
At least we aint Villa.
Nobody actually said that. It was just an example of a 'hot' manager joining a club without much money to spend or much chance of trophies because they're an established premier league club and that means something.
I rate Lambert but I'm not crying for us to bring him in, by any means.
That doesnt make sense to me mate, you dont want Lambert at Everton but are happy we could attract a manager of that ilk. A Lambert, Rodgers or Coyle.
TBH - looking at what Norway, Villa, WBA did - i wouldnt have my hand to close to the David Moyes ejector seat - especially with 0-3mill, a season spend.
It looks like Redknapp might be forced out at Spurs. I think he's a terrific manager, and the sort of wheeler and dealer who could make Everton some cash and reduce our debt with his skills. He's also a fantastic motivator and understands players. Although he lacks Moyes' long-term patience, two or three seasons under Redknapp would be fantastic. REDKNAPP IN. LOL.
Harry Redknapp should have been targeted by Everton years and years ago.
He will bring the best out of Barkley and Vellios and Jelavic. And Duffy. The future is bright under Redknapp I'm so happy. Am I getting carried away? Have I been playing too much football manager?
Harry Redknapp should have been targeted by Everton years and years ago.
He will bring the best out of Barkley and Vellios and Jelavic. And Duffy. The future is bright under Redknapp I'm so happy. Am I getting carried away? Have I been playing too much football manager?
All three of those managers went to clubs in much worse positions then we are therefore surely we could get someone better.
So by that rationale we should go for the managers of the teams who finished ahead of us. None of this is really making sense mate.
Sounds like you want something better but not quite sure what that would look like in reality.
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