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God help international football then if that's the case.
ijjysmith
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And if Moyes gets the Scotland job eventually too
Be crap at Everton. Get an international job. Weird.
Just think of all the no 10s he can cram in that international side!lol
They could not afford him.
No chance he will go unfortunately, unless we pay him off.
No chance he will go unfortunately, unless we pay him off.
We're not going to pay him to take the Holland job
GwladysBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
Why do our crap managers get boss international jobs?
Good investment.
If he's off then they can pony up for him
MikeH72
Player Valuation: £100m
That's what will happen when we sack him.
APN_EFC
Player Valuation: £25m
I really liked the appointment of Koeman, and I still have faith in him, even though he's not actually had a great track record. Like Martinez and Moyes used Everton as stepping stones, I'm happy for people to do that to us, as long as we do achieve success.
We have a Moyes / Martinez type appointment, then a Koeman type, then maybe the next one is a winner as a manager in the future. Koeman definitely saw in Everton a chance to win or get to CL football, and therefore further his own career. He doesn't strike me as the type looking for a big pay off, and I feel like this job is almost make or break for him, as the Feyenoord, Valencia and Southampton jobs have been below his expectations - he's aiming much higher. However, now in his mid 50s, if he doesn't make this work, he risks being an average manager, and not counted amongst the next level managers that he probably should be aspiring to.
I still would love to know what his footballing philosophy is. Pep Guardiola didn't have a great season last year, but he was showing flashes of the style he wants. Arsene Wenger, though it's frustrating, follows the same post-invincibles pattern of pretty passing football. Mourinho has the same style - aggressive, physical, fast football which is not necessarily pretty. Fergie too had a style we knew. With Koeman, I feel like he's far less a coach and tactician and much more a manager who assembles a team. Unfortunately, we need a coach as well, and i hope he either gets the best out of big dunc and Erwin Koeman, or somehow finds a new mojo and fresh energy that can kickstart the campaign.
It really is a tough one that we all feel he needs to change , but how hard is it for a person to change. I'm in my late 30s, and I find it really hard to change my nature for different jobs and projects I'm working on, and Koeman must find it tough to change his ways. Being himself is apparently not working at the moment, but still, if we support him, show him our support, support all the young English players we love, and the super non-English talent we have we will really continue to be the 'special club' we think we are!
We have a Moyes / Martinez type appointment, then a Koeman type, then maybe the next one is a winner as a manager in the future. Koeman definitely saw in Everton a chance to win or get to CL football, and therefore further his own career. He doesn't strike me as the type looking for a big pay off, and I feel like this job is almost make or break for him, as the Feyenoord, Valencia and Southampton jobs have been below his expectations - he's aiming much higher. However, now in his mid 50s, if he doesn't make this work, he risks being an average manager, and not counted amongst the next level managers that he probably should be aspiring to.
I still would love to know what his footballing philosophy is. Pep Guardiola didn't have a great season last year, but he was showing flashes of the style he wants. Arsene Wenger, though it's frustrating, follows the same post-invincibles pattern of pretty passing football. Mourinho has the same style - aggressive, physical, fast football which is not necessarily pretty. Fergie too had a style we knew. With Koeman, I feel like he's far less a coach and tactician and much more a manager who assembles a team. Unfortunately, we need a coach as well, and i hope he either gets the best out of big dunc and Erwin Koeman, or somehow finds a new mojo and fresh energy that can kickstart the campaign.
It really is a tough one that we all feel he needs to change , but how hard is it for a person to change. I'm in my late 30s, and I find it really hard to change my nature for different jobs and projects I'm working on, and Koeman must find it tough to change his ways. Being himself is apparently not working at the moment, but still, if we support him, show him our support, support all the young English players we love, and the super non-English talent we have we will really continue to be the 'special club' we think we are!
Furey1878
Player Valuation: £70m
Hell that even goes back to Walter Smith
Well, he can if we go on a long run of wins, occasional draws and not many losses.
I think he's too far gone and the inevitable is being delayed.
Not saying I'd sack him right now myself - who do we replace him with? No sarky responses of Big Sam please, and I'm aware Unsworth appears to be a big talent but is there any other current candidate?
No good sacking him with no adequate replacement, and I'd be reluctant to plunge Unsworth in at the deep end, right now - let's hope he gets a good stab at it in the future though.
Not saying I'd sack him right now myself - who do we replace him with? No sarky responses of Big Sam please, and I'm aware Unsworth appears to be a big talent but is there any other current candidate?
No good sacking him with no adequate replacement, and I'd be reluctant to plunge Unsworth in at the deep end, right now - let's hope he gets a good stab at it in the future though.
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