Best/favourite Everton managers since the turn of the century
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barneygumble
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Name wise, no one is beating Carlo.
Its clear in his 18 months in charge the impact he had on Calvert Lewin & Richarlison's game, but you cant polish a turd, and even those playing welll like Holgate & Keane would show their ugly side.
Always loved Marco Silva, ive never wanted someone to achieve more. He loved it, he breathed it, and hos stubbornness to insist with Zonal Marking killed us, but I cant remember a period where ive enjoyed watching us most weeks like I did under Marco, and I would absolutely take a reunion now hes matured a little bit.
Lampard for his likeability gets an honourable mention, in terms of tactical nous... absolutely bottom by a country mile and that includes Benitez.
Walter days were dark, but was always fun his scouting would pluck up, always some gems. Give me his 6-4-0 formation over any performance made by Delph, Schneiderlin.
Moyes had some good times, and im immensely respectful for his initial few years, turning us round and getting us in that second tier with Villa & Spurs, but his legacy in the first period will always be, no wins against a big side away, bottling Fiorentina, 1 final.
Dyche did a solid job. Martinez first season was my favourite season of note, and europe after bar Dynamo Kyiv.
Benitez, lets forget about that, and Allardyce.
Its clear in his 18 months in charge the impact he had on Calvert Lewin & Richarlison's game, but you cant polish a turd, and even those playing welll like Holgate & Keane would show their ugly side.
Always loved Marco Silva, ive never wanted someone to achieve more. He loved it, he breathed it, and hos stubbornness to insist with Zonal Marking killed us, but I cant remember a period where ive enjoyed watching us most weeks like I did under Marco, and I would absolutely take a reunion now hes matured a little bit.
Lampard for his likeability gets an honourable mention, in terms of tactical nous... absolutely bottom by a country mile and that includes Benitez.
Walter days were dark, but was always fun his scouting would pluck up, always some gems. Give me his 6-4-0 formation over any performance made by Delph, Schneiderlin.
Moyes had some good times, and im immensely respectful for his initial few years, turning us round and getting us in that second tier with Villa & Spurs, but his legacy in the first period will always be, no wins against a big side away, bottling Fiorentina, 1 final.
Dyche did a solid job. Martinez first season was my favourite season of note, and europe after bar Dynamo Kyiv.
Benitez, lets forget about that, and Allardyce.
