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PeregrineT
Player Valuation: £40m
Regardless, and despite what some people on here espouse, there will be multiple big name managers who will be happy to take this job come the summer. There are enough high profile candidates, and too few job openings to fill them all that at the least we will end up with a manager with CL qualifications, trophies in a manager league, or massive past success in the premier league, if not multiples of that.
I thought David Moyes did a pretty good job with the resources he had.
OK, I'm sorry blue, looks like we got off to a bad start here. Plenty of reds joining the forum lately and we have to remain vigilant.
After checking your previous posts I'm prepared to apologise and accept that I was wrong.
I don't however share your opinions. Allardyce was certainly NOT 'a reasonable choice' and I still fail to see the relevance of Howe being English, or how the fact that he supported Everton as a child shows that he "knows something about the club"
Welcome to the forum BTW. Why not introduce yourself here https://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/forums/new-signings.42/
Apology accepted. Given the choice I would not have had Sam Allardyce as manager. A friend of mine is a West Ham fan and he always said He loathed Allardyce because “ he had no football soul.” However, we had just sacked Koeman and Allardyce was all that was available, although I would have preferred David Unsworth continue in charge until the end of the season. I respect your opinion about Eddie Howe, perhaps he wouldn’t be suitable. Football has changed so much since I began following it. Everything is about money now. You know Kev, I think if Wigan got taken over by Arab millionaires and started paying huge salaries a lot of the top players and coaches would want to join them.
If the jobs aren't available they will wait until they become available. Once they reach a certain level it makes no sense to drop down, a sabbatical makes more sense because once they do drop down they rarely go back up.
Plus I think we have it all wrong. We need a coach. The standard of our football had been awful since Martinez left. Its almost like the players do nothing but fitness training.
We don't need a top manager. A lot of top managers only succeed st clubs with the proper infrastructure, good players and good coaches. We look like we have neither.
..happy birthday whoever you are.
Mate, what have we lost?
We need to be moving up the table and pushing for champions league places. Every year that we aren't giving a serious go at breaking into the top six to four places is unacceptable bottom line for me.
Just look how much we've been set back by recent managers. We'll be safe this year but do you really want to be discussing the threat of relegation again next year?
We need to be very careful with our next selection
MickA
Player Valuation: £10m
Long term management is an outdated model, football has moved on.
Employ the right technical staff behind the scenes, instill the values and hire coaches that fit that style of play.
Give them 3 year deals max, no success you're out and we move on. Managers have worked under zero pressure at EFC for far too long.
Bob Elstone
Player Valuation: £35m
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