New Everton Manager

[Tigger]

I look at someone like Nuno and I think he's hit his peak or close to it, and that might be fine if it means he's getting us back into that 6th/7th range consistently, but Potter seems to have no fortune in his finishes right now and his peak might be higher. I just like that better. Signing someone who is possibly trending up.

Also it'll be somewhat watchable I think which would be nice.

Chris Hughton did just as well with Brighton didnt he? What's he up to?

 

[blueblue]

You want to appoint Roy Hodgeson as manager and Duncan as his understudy

The other way around.
Duncan as head coach , somebody like Hodgson as mentor( the title would probably be general manager)

I would give it to an Evertonian, but can't think of anybody suitable.

Royle and Harvey are probably gone past such a role

 

[BiggyRat]

Has Tim Cahill got his Coaching badges yet? Asking for a friend.

 

[Lob]

Don't see him mentioned much but I quite like the look of Paulo Fonseca. Won quite a few trophies and looks a bit of a team builder.

Anyone is a gamble though either way.

 

[AsiaAsia82]

Don't see him mentioned much but I quite like the look of Paulo Fonseca. Won quite a few trophies and looks a bit of a team builder.

Anyone is a gamble though either way.

Gamble for me, got £20 on him!

 

[Cool_Blue]

Already bored of the amount of managers we are being linked with. And many of them vastly different. Sigh.

I know, it’s mental. Don’t remember this many names being bandied about before Carlo was appointed

 

[TheBigIguana]

Potter took over the Swedish team Østersund in 4 division, and spent 4 years leading them up to the top division. In the debut season, they came in 8th place, and eventually they won the Swedish Cup. He then led them to the quarter-finals of the UEFA Europa League. Østersund had a rather limited budget compared to their competitors. It was a fantastic achievement.

Yes, I gave the tl;dr version but this is the longer way of showing he is not a retread.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Chris Hughton did just as well with Brighton didnt he? What's he up to?

He didn't though.

 

[tom_b1807]

The news of Carlo supposedly having a clause in his contract to leave for big club's makes me wary of having another big name manager. I doubt any would consider us without having one inserted and would just take the fat wage and leave as soon as a ESL club came calling.

Give me a manager with something to prove and willing to grow with the club, not ditch it as soon as something more appealing comes along

 

[Tipp blue]

I know, it’s mental. Don’t remember this many names being bandied about before Carlo was appointed

It's cos the seasons over there's little else for the media to chat about.

 

[Toffe3m4n]

Don't see him mentioned much but I quite like the look of Paulo Fonseca. Won quite a few trophies and looks a bit of a team builder.

Anyone is a gamble though either way.

I championed him back before we eventually appointed Silva. Thought the team he built at Shakhtar was great.

Didn't pull up any trees at Roma though.

 

[Cool_Blue]

It's cos the seasons over there's little else for the media to chat about.

Yes clearly. Oh, and please change your avatar lol

 

[Toast]

It's cos the seasons over there's little else for the media to chat about.

Can we chat about your avatar photo mate ?

 

[GrandOldTeam]

Niko Kovac could be an outsider you know.

He was at Goodison in December 2019 after we sacked Silva;



The day after that, Ancelotti was sacked.

If Kovac was a potential, it went the minute Ancelotti become available.

 

[everton1953]

The news of Carlo supposedly having a clause in his contract to leave for big club's makes me wary of having another big name manager. I doubt any would consider us without having one inserted and would just take the fat wage and leave as soon as a ESL club came calling.

Give me a manager with something to prove and willing to grow with the club, not ditch it as soon as something more appealing comes along

Well said. No more foreign wondermen with CL medals.