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Zatara
Player Valuation: £100m
you don't want unsworth but then say you want 2 completely opposite types of manager.
Talk about flim flamming around
Toffe3m4n
Player Valuation: £80m
Sounds like you should be in the running mate, you seem to know your stuff.
Former blue and doing well with a youth team apparently now qualifies you to manage Everton.
It's verging on disrespectful to the club to say he's got the CV required.
blueboy1945
Player Valuation: £8m
If Unsworth does get the job till,say, the end of November and is doing reasonably well, ie out of the relegation area and moving up the table, I see no reason not to run with him to the end of the season and look at it again then. The only downer then would be if the board do bring in a "name" then I think Unsy would leave. IMHO.
Agreed..........
I don't see Unsworth full time as the ambitious option at this point. And not convinced we should appoint based on new manager bounce we might get. But least we can all get behind him and have some pride in the interim.
polish
Player Valuation: £35m
Simone Inzaghi says hi.
Howard Kendall hardly qualified either though mate - won a promotion from 3rd to 2nd div as a player manager.
There are very few "sure" things in management , managers that will almost guarantee success.
Those managers are largely with the top clubs already and are not going to Everton.
We could then go for big names like Ancelotti or promising young managers like Dyche or Howe. OF course we could also go for somebody like Sam Allyrdyce that would guarantee us survival , but what about the longer term ?
Unsworth knows the club and the players, he has been around the club and been around Finch Farm and I am sure has contact with the players , senior and junior , on a daily basis. He also has shown he works well with players, improves them and can win trophies, albeit at reserve level.
He deserves the chance and has earned it with his success at underage level , if it isn't working then another man can be brought in, but if he isn't at least considered then he knows he would have to leave to ever get a chance at management.
Those managers are largely with the top clubs already and are not going to Everton.
We could then go for big names like Ancelotti or promising young managers like Dyche or Howe. OF course we could also go for somebody like Sam Allyrdyce that would guarantee us survival , but what about the longer term ?
Unsworth knows the club and the players, he has been around the club and been around Finch Farm and I am sure has contact with the players , senior and junior , on a daily basis. He also has shown he works well with players, improves them and can win trophies, albeit at reserve level.
He deserves the chance and has earned it with his success at underage level , if it isn't working then another man can be brought in, but if he isn't at least considered then he knows he would have to leave to ever get a chance at management.
Well, in LaLa World, once upon a time Pep did the exact same thing and he didn't have the CV required too, so...
Different era. Football is barely recognisable now.
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