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Player Valuation: £50m
None of those happened in the last 12 months matey.
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None of those happened in the last 12 months matey.
You will get you way mate, too many fans against him for it not to,
who do you want ?
Vlasic needs game time to be judged
If he’s not good enough I’ll be the first to say so.
I’ve said DCL is not good enough
Because he's already got a job - and all of the other candidates are either out of work or due to leave their current clubs?
JLW
Player Valuation: £70m
Its nothing to do with that, its because he's awful and Arsenal or Chelsea wouldn't go near him...
Btw Allardyce will be available at the end of May when the 2 clubs above need new managers..
Barnfred 55
Player Valuation: £80m
It's not so much who I want as what I want.
I want Everton to develop a plan that will have us competing at the top level again, regularly in the running for CL place and the odd trophy win.
I believe we can't compete financially with the big boys and attract the very best players at the top of their game. So we need to do the next best thing and identify those who aren't quite there, and then develop them ourselves. Similar to what the RS have done with the likes of Coutinho and Firmino.
First we need to bring in a Director of Football with a track record of working along those lines. We then need to adopt a preferred way of playing that we implement throughout the club, from the youth teams to the first team. It needs to be a brand of football that will get the Goodison crowd off it's seats (easier said than done) which means it has to be fast paced, dynamic and primarily offensive. We need to have a worldwide scouting system that will identify young up and coming players who will slot into the system, to compliment the ones coming though our own academy.
We need to appoint a manager who will implement that playing style. He has to be somebody who is prepared to give youth a chance and somebody who will continue coaching individual players to improve them, rather than just coaching a playing system to the team as a whole. Too many managers just do the latter and totally disregard improving the players individually.
We just so happen to have a lot of young players with excellent potential already, and the new manager will need to find a way to implement these players into the team/squad depending upon where they are un their development, and then continue to develop them so they go some way to fulfilling their potential.
I'm not sure who the right people for the job are. Brands seems to be in the loop for DOF and I'd bring him in first as the first piece in the jigsaw, so he has a say on who to bring in as manager to implement the playing style he wants.
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There are better managers than Sam out there who would like a challenge with Moshiris money!
Papa Shango
Player Valuation: £70m
They are 19 and 20. Why would he be starting them?
Game time is game time and they are featuring in pretty much every single game we play.
Vlasic only needs game time if he is good enough, not purely because he is young.
Papa Shango
Player Valuation: £70m
Because he already has a job, one that he has only just started.
Its not like Silva who gets linked because he jibs off clubs every chance he gets the rat.*
*Opinion may change if he becomes our manager
You have your opinion and you are perfectly entitled to it.. we just see things differently.
I still think the idea of Sam as a general manager is a very good one.
There are very few managers who more or less guarantee success and unfortunately as a club we are not able to attract them.
I think we have progressed beyond taking a manager and hoping that he will be a success. Appointing a manager like Fonseca who has absolutely no idea of what the premiership is all about borders on reckless in my opinion ... unless he had a man working with him who knows exactly what is needed.
I have heard Arteta being mentioned, Even Rooney and there will young European coaches who will grow into great managers but we cannot afford to be the toy they practise on in the meantime.
I am suggesting Sam because he is already at the club, costing a lot of money and has the experience we need. I would put Wenger in the same category... managers coming to the end of their career with loads of experience who could act as mentors as a young coach learns about all the other things you need to know apart from coaching.
Yarrgh
Player Valuation: £70m
It'd be one helluva ground zero. Whoever they get in though, would have to be on top of it all to make sure that we were firing from the moment the first ball is kicked next season, as it is an exceptionally high risk strategy.
As long as whoever comes in can show that ultimately we will be playing a more expansive football style that can compete in the top of the division, then I'd be prepared for some Big Scam style performances over the first part of next season if it all goes as you describe whilst we get a toehold into the league. I would hope that even with all the bad apples gone, we'd still be around 7th place once we got going. But unlike this season, with a manager and team that were starting to show that they can thrill us and have the potential to smash into the top 6 relatively quickly and then mount a challenge into the top 4 and beyond.
dancing llama
Player Valuation: £750k
Experience of what? Of never winning anything? Of signing old cloggers? Of playing hoofball? No thanks.
Steve Wigan
Player Valuation: £35m
If you really think that Roy Hodgson has done ' f all' in his long career, I suggest you google 'Roy Hodgson honours' to see how wrong you are........
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