2019/20 Carlo Ancelotti

[Charles Hawtrey]

I love that he makes jokes in the presser - like Dom's fashion sense etc... it shows how comfortable he is and is such a welcome change from our previous managers and their euphoric, egotistical or dour demeanours.

 

[Charles Hawtrey]

and I should comment that if you do listen to his pressers you actually get good information and insights (like the Gomes recovery/on the pitch actions stuff)

 

[msb]

The man exudes class. Extremely adept at the news conference, adds just the right amount of humour and does not talk in platitudes.

Deflects silly questions of WHAT IF, etc, saying he made the right choice. I cannot understand anyone who is not delighted we have this guy at our club. I still find it hard to believe that we got him.

 

[Nymzee]

"Had the season started when Carlo Ancelotti took charge of his first game – their 1-0 win over Burnley on Boxing Day – Everton would be second in the table."

 

[Tel001]

" I want to walk out in the new stadium with them singing My song ".......Luv him.

he’s staying till 2035?

 

[Tel001]

Despite difficult trips to Spurs & Wolves to come later in the season (plus a tough game at home to Leicester) I think it's fair to say that the next 4 fixtures will shape whether or not we can actually challenge for Europe.

I think we'll need to win at least one of Arsenal (a) Man Utd (h), Chelsea (a), Liverpool (h) and avoid defeat in the others. 6 points from those would be a great return in the grand scheme of things and would certainly highlight progression - but ideally we'd need more like 8 points to have a real chance of top 6.

It feels like we need that 'landmark' win somewhere. To finally turn that corner. Big test, hopefully we hit form at the right time. Europa League Football would be incredible after the 1st half of the season.

I think we could get 3 points from them games and In a perfect world I’d like to beat Man U and Chelsea as they would be 6 pointers and as muchas I hate to say it is take another defeat against them lot.I don’t really fear arsenal as they’re so inconsistent I can’t see them getting top 5 anyway

 

[Furey1878]

"Had the season started when Carlo Ancelotti took charge of his first game – their 1-0 win over Burnley on Boxing Day – Everton would be second in the table."

Had we won every game ever for the last 30 years we'd have 39 league titles

 

[steele]

I just love Ancelotti. The way he speaks about the players show his relations with his players. That was NEVER under Koeman. Ancelotti = Martinez + experience - Koeman + titles.

 

[Nymzee]

Had we won every game ever for the last 30 years we'd have 39 league titles

Thank you for that reply.

 

[everton1953]

Could we play his presser instead of playing Arsenal and claim a draw? Probably not.

 

[mahermi1]

Looks so calm and assured, like nothing could ever rattle him, my missus loves his eyebrows. Next to Marcel, New stadium on the way, the future's definitely bright.
Just watched the Marcel Brands documentary on catch up sky, Dave should be made to watch it, great viewing.

 

[Cels]

Have to say that, personally, I think it's nice to actually have a manager that I can listen to during his press conferences. In the past, I got to the point where I just couldn't be bothered listening to what our manager had to say before or after the game. Carlos Ancelotti has a lot of footballing knowledge, but also a great personality; I could listen to him all day.

 

[Connor]

Ancelotti admits Everton squad hadn't seen him play

Ancelotti also clears up links to Arsenal job and he learns extent of top six away form

www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

Ancelotti was taken aback when told of Everton's wretched run. "So not one victory! Wow! I'm going to cry! It's time to win then!" he said.

"You have to give to the players the idea and the confidence that we can do it - that we can win. Of course, we have prepared for the game to try and win. It will be difficult, that's normal, because Arsenal are much better at this moment. But we have worked with the idea of winning."

 

[Diogenes the Cynic]

He's a beautiful man. A man of talent, experience, charm, passion and compassion.

When Everton breaks him it's going to be one of the saddest things ever.

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

He's a beautiful man. A man of talent, experience, charm, passion and compassion.

When Everton breaks him it's going to be one of the saddest things ever.

That won't happen; leads us to glory is much more likely.