Which may have earned us a draw with relegated Sheffield UtdHis tactics consisted of boot it long and foul the opposition
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Which may have earned us a draw with relegated Sheffield UtdHis tactics consisted of boot it long and foul the opposition
We wont go down, not a chance!No it absolutely isn’t worth the gamble, we would go down 100% and probably never recover from it
This is my mindset!We would 100% go down??
Nonsense.
It could work out, it might not. If it didn't we still probably wouldn't go down.
It will either make him or break him. But the general idea remains the same. Its unfortunate that its a big job, but that has its own pros and cons. I don't see this job as being any more significant than any other in terms of approach. You have a job, it has its objectives, you try to meet them. Sure, there might be less pressure managing Peterborough, but there's a lot less upside as well.You're effectively asking someone who has never managed a club for more than 5 games to use Everton as an experiment to see if they can hack it. There are loads of clubs to which to start from that have far less pressure involved. Prove you can last a couple of seasons showing an upward trajectory instead of coming to one of the biggest jobs in the country totally green.
See how much pressure is on Arteta despite winning a cup in his first 6 months. It would be 10 x that here as there will be no dream start.
Yes we would, these players didn’t have the fight to finish in a European place under Ancelotti, you honestly think they would have the fight to stay in this league?We wont go down, not a chance!
Even if we did, it could be a laugh!
Imthink any club would be taking a huge risk in giving Duncan the managers position, he should have moved from Everton by now to try and prove himself at a lower league club, he has gotten too comfortable at the Blues and maybe that suits him.He got the troops playing better but only managed one win in about 4/5 games. Up to you...
He's been too happy on the Everton gravy train. After his successful little cameo stint pre-Ancelotti his stock was high and he should have took a job in the Championship to prove himself.
He didn't.
For me, that lack of ambition to prove himself disqualifies him from the job.
He's been too happy on the Everton gravy train. After his successful little cameo stint pre-Ancelotti his stock was high and he should have took a job in the Championship to prove himself.
He didn't.
For me, that lack of ambition to prove himself disqualifies him from the job.
Yes I could understand his position, but I would also ask, Is he any good as a coach?He loves Everton and doesn't wanna be anywhere else. Honestly as fan ourselves we should understand this at least.
He could form a healthier relationship with Brands than previous managers did too. Ferguson would be the junior of the two so Brands could concentrate on making the transfers he considers best for the club rather than how it happened with Carlo.I would, yes.
I see no upside in Nuno to be honest. It seems like the safe, easy option. Wolves were/are nothing special, and also spent a lot of money to get there.
Honestly,he ranks amongst Eddie Howe and Graham Potter as the most beige and least inspiring options on offer, and would do nothing to lift fans after what just happened.
Ferguson at the very least, is already well liked and respected by players and fans alike, and he knows what he is working with. He knows every player at the club, including the younger players, and knows what is missing as well. I think he's strong enough to make the tough decisions and he can start now instead of taking 2-3 months to assess and a year to settle in. Also, you would assume if he is picked that he has a good relationship with Brands, which will be important going forward, and could be an interesting partnership.
He loves Everton and doesn't wanna be anywhere else. Honestly as fan ourselves we should understand this at least.
He's helped DCL progress massively.Yes I could understand his position, but I would also ask, Is he any good as a coach?
We don't know unless we give him a chance. The caretaker job he did was very good, better than Unsworth. Surely Dunc deserves a proper go, can't be much worse than Silva, Koeman or Sam bluddy AllardyceYes I could understand his position, but I would also ask, Is he any good as a coach?