Is now the opportunity? Should Everton go for Iraola?

[Joey66]

Liverpool tapped him up.

He didn't just walk out that job on a whim.

We could not tap up a washer on an outside Tap

 

[Exeter_Gently]

We could not tap up a washer on an outside Tap

Have it on good authority he was told to walk.

 

[st.domingo]

Have it on good authority he was told to walk.

From Bournemouth, you mean - why?

 

[Joey66]

From Bournemouth, you mean - why?

A long way to walk

 

[st.domingo]

A long way to walk

It certainly is.

My mind clearly far too conspiratorial this ebening, Jim - was imagining for a hot minute that Exeter meant that Bournemouth had told him to step it..

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Lets hope he is their Mike Walker I doubt it though - doh

That was good old Woy

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

The time is ripe to swoop in and make a statement!

 

[GoldenToffee]

The time is ripe to swoop in and make a statement!

Let's bring in Slot and really teach them a lesson!

 

[Brisan123]

Personally think he is just another bog standard mid table PL manager. Think it’s telling that he hasn’t been snapped up by a club in a better position than us such as competing in European competition etc considering he is OOC.

If we go for him, I’ll be behind him, but he is another flavour of the month manager in my view.

This hasn’t aged well

 

[Brisan123]

No? As Martinez, had great 1st season went downhill from there. I said last season Slot got lucky, just because other teams were crap and Arsenal as usual bottled it. Managers can have 1 good season doesn't mean they're great, Laudrup won a trophy for Swansea, got sacked next season. While Moyes has his many many flaws you know what you’re getting with him. Moyes has awful traits, mainly his bottling it against bug sides and in big games. His constant managing expectations, however this constant changing managers has played a part why we got into this mess. At least under Moyes I'm certain he's making signings, we can't go back to Moshiri days, when players were being signed that managers didn't want.

Like Dibling Alcaraz Aznou you mean

 

[Marius57]

This hasn’t aged well

Then it just confirms that we would never have stood a chance getting him anyway. A club who goes and spends half a billion every year and has recently won trophies. We aren’t competing with that.

Still doesn’t change that I think he is a bog standard mid table manager.

 

[Marius57]

No? As Martinez, had great 1st season went downhill from there. I said last season Slot got lucky, just because other teams were crap and Arsenal as usual bottled it. Managers can have 1 good season doesn't mean they're great, Laudrup won a trophy for Swansea, got sacked next season. While Moyes has his many many flaws you know what your getting with him. Moyes has awful traits, mainly his bottling it against bug sides and in big games. His constant managing expectations, however this constant changing managers has played a part why we got into this mess. At least under Moyes I'm certain he's making signings, we can't go back to Moshiri days, when players were being signed that managers didn't want.

Martinez lucked out that Moyes had built such a solid team with a fantastic defence. Martinez was then backed with our highest net spend ever at the time.

Slot did the same with the team klopp built.

Once they coached out everything their predecessors had in place, they were found out.

 

[Brisan123]

Slot is staying at Liverpool...relax.

Oops

 

[Brisan123]

So, is this Iraola bloke any good? I don't really follow footy that much.

Iraola good
Change bad
That’s my take so far

 

[Brisan123]

Yeah, people underestimate how big these changes are. They aren’t just little clubs having some short-lived luck in the market. There’s some deep analytics going on and it’s hard to replicate. Look at how hard it has been to copy the Medallion Fund.

I’ll bite
What’s the medallion fund