canuckblue
Player Valuation: £50m
Some already do.
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Some already do.
dead_soft
Player Valuation: £35m
I’m not necessarily advocating for Howe but less than 10 years ago they were in League Two having entered into administration. I’m pretty sure calling 6 years from there to the top flight a long time is one of the maddest things I’ve heard about Howe
dead_soft
Player Valuation: £35m
Bet he wouldn’t even lose to City when we want him to
Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
hes won the greek league mate, he is a managing supergod.
deipnosophist
Player Valuation: £80m
He probably wouldn't want to come but Vitor Periera was a very popular choice in here a while back with a few 'superfans' even forming a lobby group...Team Vitor.
I dont know anything about this bloke but he's my choice for next manager (purely on the strength of Team Vitor's feverish support for him).
I dont know anything about this bloke but he's my choice for next manager (purely on the strength of Team Vitor's feverish support for him).
Vitor is off winning Titles in China, cos thats what he does, wins Titles, we couldnt attract Vitor.
Because he is learning from the second best manager of all time. He has been inside a dressing room which won a hundred points. That matters.
There is no such thing as a safe choice. Roll the dice. Unite the club on and off the field. Mentality is just as important as tactics for us right now.
Arteta is the exciting choice.
You know what's scary?
This is NOT the worst suggestion I've seen in the last five pages.
BirkenheadBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
Yes. That's exactly what he does.
That's why the best manager in world football wanted him as his assistant, and why the best club in the country pay him a wage.
Cone laying. lol
brieverton
Player Valuation: £40m
The talk about Howe just encapsulates the condundrum we face, its almost as bad as Brexit.
Of course I understand the desire for a "winner" and a manager with a record of achievement in one or more of the big leagues, but I can't see that prospect as being anything other than fanciful. We are no more likely to attract a big name than West Ham, or Leicester, or Southampton amongst others, such is the level of mediocrity we have fallen into.
There would be very understandable doubts and concerns about Howe which I would share entirely. But he sort of typifies the candidate that would be linked and become available, and as importantly, willing to take the job.
The best starting point if we need to go on the hunt again is to actually have a search process worthy of the name this time, to at least know the profile of the sort of person wanted, to make the search as global and as exhaustive as possible, and work down the list as required. With Moshiri to stay a million miles away from it, I wouldn't see the need to do anything other than inform him of the preferred choice as a matter of common courtesy.
If we do that, it would more likely than not mean that we could find someone of a bit more calibre than the risk Eddie Howe would undoubtedly represent. Not on the level of the Contes of this world, but there must be talented managers out there for whom Everton would represent a good fit.
Of course I understand the desire for a "winner" and a manager with a record of achievement in one or more of the big leagues, but I can't see that prospect as being anything other than fanciful. We are no more likely to attract a big name than West Ham, or Leicester, or Southampton amongst others, such is the level of mediocrity we have fallen into.
There would be very understandable doubts and concerns about Howe which I would share entirely. But he sort of typifies the candidate that would be linked and become available, and as importantly, willing to take the job.
The best starting point if we need to go on the hunt again is to actually have a search process worthy of the name this time, to at least know the profile of the sort of person wanted, to make the search as global and as exhaustive as possible, and work down the list as required. With Moshiri to stay a million miles away from it, I wouldn't see the need to do anything other than inform him of the preferred choice as a matter of common courtesy.
If we do that, it would more likely than not mean that we could find someone of a bit more calibre than the risk Eddie Howe would undoubtedly represent. Not on the level of the Contes of this world, but there must be talented managers out there for whom Everton would represent a good fit.
deipnosophist
Player Valuation: £80m
I suspected we would struggle.
Sadly, Everton's 'brand' is badly diminished these days and I cannot see us attracting anybody of any real quality. we are caught up in the vortex of a very vicious circle. Fatty Koeman and Gormless Walsh wrought terrible damage on Everton.
I had a dream we appointed Diego Simeone.
We could appoint pep with simeone as his assistant and after the first scoreless half we play people would moan.
It's the way it is.
So if we do appoint someone new he's goin to have detractors from day 1.
It's the way it is.
So if we do appoint someone new he's goin to have detractors from day 1.
Greengrass
Player Valuation: £950k
Lampard. Before he makes it big time, and then we will never get him.
I read as it him meaning it's one thing looking at how Bournemouth are now but he's had 10 years to put all that in place so it would be a very different proposition here, when 25 games into his tenure we could be 1 place lower in the league than we were at the end of last season, and people would be debating who we should get in to replace him.
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