New Everton Manager

[Oasis1878]

Oh if it’ll shut that absolutely [Poor language removed] div up then get Rafael signed up ASAP

 

[Death]

Shut up Mike you big man baby.

Rafael just say something snide about the rs and your on your way.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Least one good thing will come of it then!

 

[Eagle Eye]

Tbf, I really don't care who we get in as manager. I do care that we sign some hungry, self motivated, talented players who will run through brick walls for the club. Brands work in the transfer market will be the most important thing for us this summer.

 

[blulouie]

GOOOD EEEBENING TOFFFEEE'S

 

[LinekersLegs]

I’m sat here wondering what Roberto would be like working under a DoF and half of his players weren’t bought from Wigan.

WTF are Everton doing to me?!

I’m agreeing with Richard Keys, strange world isn’t it.

 

[dannyboy]

That was my criticism of Moyes. First five years, tremendous job, can't argue with him steadying a ship. Last half of his reign, disaster, self-preservation over the ambition of the club, knife to a gunfight etc.

What Benitez said was simply a statement of fact - we played and presented ourselves like a small club.

"Disaster"

08/09- 5th
09/10- 8th
10/11- 7th
11/12- 7th
12/13- 6th

We played and presented ourselves like a club which had very little money to compete with the teams at the top, yet throughout that period we did actually compete. More so than since he left.

 

[blaze]

This clip show's he's not a die-hard Red, but at the same time, it doesn't fill me with confidence that he would want the Everton job just so that he's in Liverpool , not really for the sake of doing well with Everton. He's not able even hypothetically, in that interview, to say that Everton has got potential, blah blah blah, so I just cannot see how he can get passionate about Everton.

On the other hand he could be fully committed to making it work simply because he does want to remain in the city, he's made no secret of that - if he fails he'll be looking for work elsewhere again. I really don't think commitment to improving Everton would be his problem, he would likely suit the job of being part of a project far better than some of the managers mentioned recently who would jump at the first opportunity of a better job, the question marks are over his ability to improve the club.

 

[Tubey]

"Disaster"

08/09- 5th
09/10- 8th
10/11- 7th
11/12- 7th
12/13- 6th

We played and presented ourselves like a club which had very little money to compete with the teams at the top, yet throughout that period we did actually compete. More so than since he left.

We didn't compete, we clung on, made excuses, ruined all momentum, all to preserve Moyes' reputation as a mastermind until the top job came about.

Excuse after excuse after excuse.

 

[Joey66]

"Disaster"

08/09- 5th
09/10- 8th
10/11- 7th
11/12- 7th
12/13- 6th

We played and presented ourselves like a club which had very little money to compete with the teams at the top, yet throughout that period we did actually compete. More so than since he left.

Won nothing......

 

[COYBL25]

I cannot understand anyone wanting Martinez back at all.

 

[hallamblue]

He will work better with Brands than Nuno would have done. I believe we will have the owner, manager and Director of football pulling in the same direction. If we get good players in, Benitez will get them playing well. If we don't, he can organise us just as well as Ancelotti did.

 

[Blue83]

Can someone give us the latest update ?

According to reports Nuno was verbally offered the job last week, why do that then offer to it another manager?

The worst thing about this, is that it's totally believable

The best thing about this is that we don't get Nuno

 

[Exeter_Gently]

Won the Champions League with Traore at left back.... He must have something about him.

 

[Steve EFC]

Will the rs laugh at us, pity us, be mad or all of the above?

We don’t care what the RS say.?. What the …. do we care!!!