Marcel Brands - DOF?

[Aqui1a]

Get Monchi ffs

 

[COYBL25]

Is it just me, or is it an odd, time too be focusing on a new DOF, at the end of the transfer window?

Hopefully it`s a message to Walsh, that his jollies are over and it`s time to start looking for another job.

 

[People75]

Hopefully it`s a message to Walsh, that his jollies are over and it`s time to start looking for another job.

Well then Moshiri must really have lost his patience, since we are still in the transfer window.

 

[IllinoisBlue]

Walsh would stay, focus in domestic prospects.

 

[APN_EFC]

I think if the poll was
replace Walsh with ANYONE or even a blank office or empty chair, we'd vote YES

 

[Llyrap]

To our cost it doesn’t take much for a player to look to be worth £20 or so million quid in that league.

 

[Axlswhk]

Some germans? How many do you want?

Entire Germany national team and hire Lowe as manager. Guarantee TOP 4!

 

[People75]

Entire Germany national team and hire Lowe as manager. Guarantee TOP 4!

I see

 

[captainvindaloo]

If our current squad assembly staff were to construct a chair....

 

[lancs blue]

Is Marcel brands dutch for Michael branch. It's the everton way

 

[Tramps_mate]

Get Monchi ffs

He turned us down already...

 

[evertony]

We have a CEO who doesn’t make any decisions. Walsh (apparently) does the football side, Kenwright does transfers, Moshiri apparently makes the big decisions. What the hell does Elstone do?

Makes the cocoa

 

[evertony]

I understand where Dave is coming from with a good old fashioned football savvy CEO. But the professional game has moved on and the income from commercial interests is so much more important. Plus the CEO really needs to be on his game with the new stadium build.

So I would agree with you mate and have a separate CEO and DOF. But we need somebody new in each position. The incumbent parties are simply not up to the task.

Bob the Builder seems to fit the bill

 

[billyblue80]

If it means Walsh is getting sacked count me in

 

[Geoff Nulty]

If we're after Brands it can only mean that Walsh is on his way out, and that Allardyce will be going too, with a new man - Silva, Fonseca, whoever - replacing him. Hopefully there will be a similar turnaround on the administrative and commercial sides of things as well. I just hope that we're not simply plucking names out of the air or lurching at the surrent flavour of the month and that all new appointments are made with a clear ethos and plan in mind.