Who's next after Benitez - Poll reset 25th Jan

[jinkyali]

Could have had Moyes apparently last summer ffs

I've been saying that for months

 

[catcherintherye]

Let's have some decisiveness from Moshiri in the next week or so. Give us some hope that we're on our way to securing a new manager and give the whole organisation a lift.

We desperately need it.

I wouldn't hold your breath.

 

[evertony]

i don’t get it

Clearly.

 

[emir]

Under Rafael, we managed to beat Arsenal yet today we struggled against Villa, who are inferior to Arsenal. We have to be careful what we wish for.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Under Rafael, we managed to beat Arsenal yet today we struggled against Villa, who are inferior to Arsenal. We have to be careful what we wish for.

Under Rafael we also lost to Watford, Norwich, Brentford, QPR and got 6 points from 39.

 

[boris]

But they already had a good team in place. If anything he took them backwards.

Or you could say…whilst facing a transfer ban he introduced young players and developed them., leading to a champions league win later that same season.

Tuchel’s record, results wise, is very similar to Lampard’s.

 

[Nymzee]

Under Rafael, we managed to beat Arsenal yet today we struggled against Villa, who are inferior to Arsenal. We have to be careful what we wish for.

We also got beat 5-2 at home to Watford and put away by Norwich. What’s your point?

 

[emir]

We also got beat 5-2 at home to Watford and put away by Norwich. What’s your point?

The point is, it's not the manager's issue with Everton. The team is just not good enough. If Rafael had a better team at his disposal, he would've done so much better.

 

[Nymzee]

The point is, it's not the manager's issue with Everton. The team is just not good enough. If Rafael had a better team at his disposal, he would've done so much better.

But this same team did much better last season so maybe it is the manager’s fault as well?

 

[Runub]

I’m not saying you do. I’m correctly pointing out that any manager we chose is a big risk which you disagree with. But you can’t back up your agument.

I could come up with a thousand names who I thought were no risk but many people would probably think otherwise. For that reason I leave it up to the professionals who know far more than me in terms of budgets, availability and also receive advice from other professionals to guide them in their quest for the perfect manager etc. etc.

 

[milks]

As the only one here with Marsch experience: no.

What about with Rangnick coming over as DOF after the end of his consultancy with United?

 

[MartSlinger]

What about with Rangnick coming over as DOF after the end of his consultancy with United?

He’s moving upstairs at United in June.

 

[Acrobat]

I could come up with a thousand names who I thought were no risk but many people would probably think otherwise. For that reason I leave it up to the professionals who know far more than me in terms of budgets, availability and also receive advice from other professionals to guide them in their quest for the perfect manager etc. etc.

I agree with you. They should know what they are doing But they have done a superb job the last 5 times haven’t they.?
1000, eh. Wow! They would all be a risk mate….they will be managing players who don’t know the fundamentals of basic attacking football. That’s a risky task.

 

[Nymzee]

What about with Rangnick coming over as DOF after the end of his consultancy with United?

Still no. He’s not up to scratch yet and our squad is world’s away from what he’d need.

 

[TopBlue01]

Or you could say…whilst facing a transfer ban he introduced young players and developed them., leading to a champions league win later that same season.

Tuchel’s record, results wise, is very similar to Lampard’s.

Tuchel also has won 2 trophies and has been at Chelsea less than year