I don't think I ever remember a time where betting odds were used so heavily as an indicator for our next manager.
So so many of the shouts about who is nailed on for the job are based on odds that have shortened rapidly, and then moved away just as quickly. I think we all need to learn that using those odds as a serious indicator is futile.
It seems that they are also used as a substitute for common sense, I mean Simeone and Ancelotti have both been linked and whilst common sense suggests neither would touch the job, odds are used to suggest there might be something in it. Indeed the opposite applies, O'Neill and Unsworth are 2 of the current favourites, yet I don't think there's a chance either of those are getting it, yet whilst their odds are still short some will still think it's happening.
Please stop this madness, each time you quote Everton managerial odds we're going to be forced to make you listen to Phil Neville on a continuous loop for 48 hours.
So so many of the shouts about who is nailed on for the job are based on odds that have shortened rapidly, and then moved away just as quickly. I think we all need to learn that using those odds as a serious indicator is futile.
It seems that they are also used as a substitute for common sense, I mean Simeone and Ancelotti have both been linked and whilst common sense suggests neither would touch the job, odds are used to suggest there might be something in it. Indeed the opposite applies, O'Neill and Unsworth are 2 of the current favourites, yet I don't think there's a chance either of those are getting it, yet whilst their odds are still short some will still think it's happening.
Please stop this madness, each time you quote Everton managerial odds we're going to be forced to make you listen to Phil Neville on a continuous loop for 48 hours.