New Everton Manager

[davids]

Just appoint Nuno for godsakes we need to get on with transfers we need five or six players if we are honest. People being underwhelmed by him is fine but I think he would prove to be a good manager for us.

Puzzling that posters assume that anyone who takes the job will have the same outcome that he did with a different team in a different city with a totally different group of players.

 

[TheBigIguana]

My my, people really like to exaggerate how difficult Ancelotti's time was here all of a sudden...

Playing Dyche style dross while finishing 10th and 12th is poor stuff. He's the worst of a group including Koeman, Martinez and Silva. That's pretty abject.

 

[paultheblue]

But that is what they are stories and most likely a load of rubbish. I am sure they know what they are doing...it just takes time

It should be up to Moshiri and Brands full stop

 

[MikeH72]

They we’re pretty much already
Relegated when he took over. They we’re a right mess.

The table says otherwise. 1 point adrift with a game in hand, with 11 games left.

 

[Toffe3m4n]

Yeah that one went well.

Not disagreeing there.

But the fact is that Carlo Ancelotti just wasn't the 'abject failure' whilst he was here that is being claimed either way.

 

[cronullasharks]

BK: Now Rafael, part of the remit is you have to keep Duncan on the staff.

FSW: Okay, so I prefer Krispy Kreme facht. But, okay, Dunkin Donuts, I accept.

BK: No I meant you need to keep Duncan Ferguson as first team coach.

FSW: uhhhmmm Donuts.

Moshiri: I like his aspirations for bringing big brands to the club, he's hired.

Not more Brands ffs

 

[Toffe3m4n]

Playing Dyche style dross while finishing 10th and 12th is poor stuff. He's the worst of a group including Koeman, Martinez and Silva. That's pretty abject.

You gave him 5 minutes ffs lol

Short memories already haha

 

[davids]

...and all the indications where that he was committed to the long term improvement of the team/squad.

But again, alas.

Maybe he was told this Summer's transfer budget wasn't going to be near enough to get us where he wanted.

 

[TheBigIguana]

You gave him 5 minutes ffs lol

Short memories already haha

I said it all through his time, if there were signs of progress it wouldn't matter what the results were but the signs were never there and ultimately that's a failure. He knew it too.

 

[Theoneandonly]

The table says otherwise. 1 point adrift with a game in hand, with 11 games left.

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Somebody can't count. That says 10 games, but then again that wouldn't suit your narrative, his first game in charge I believe came 2 days after his appointment, so barely even met the team. He actually only had 9 games to save them.

 

[blue to the bone]

Somebody can't count. That says 10 games, but then again that wouldn't suit your narrative, his first game in charge I believe came 2 days after his appointment, so barely even met the team. He actually only had 9 games to save them.

Why didn't you post here for 2 years mate.
Had you no Internet?

 

[Toffe3m4n]

I said it all through his time, if there were signs of progress it wouldn't matter what the results were but the signs were never there and ultimately that's a failure. He knew it too.

Disagree completely.

Whilst the performances petered out and were largely meh for a good two thirds of the season that's simply because his hand was forced and his 'senior' players let him down badly, which is well documented to a man. That is despite some actual fantastic performances on the flip side of that coin (first third of the season) and some equally great results including Anfield and the Emirates. We ended the season with a better return overall than the previous two.

There's no way those performances would've carried on into next season, I was confident of that, but now unfortunately we'll never truly know.

My point still stands - he wasn't 'failing' whilst he was here.. he failed because he walked away and that's it.

 

[Tree13]

Hes Just an Irish Nuno, with that Beard!

In all seriousness I would love to see him come in. Having read his autobiography I was struck by just how uncompromising he came across in his pursuit of success.

 

[Egil Olsen]

Disagree completely.

Whilst the performances petered out and were largely meh for a good two thirds of the season that's simply because his hand was forced and his 'senior' players let him down badly, which is well documented to a man. That is despite some actual fantastic performances on the flip side of that coin (first third of the season) and some equally great results including Anfield and the Emirates. We ended the season with a better return overall than the previous two.

There's no way those performances would've carried on into next season, I was confident of that, but now unfortunately we'll never truly know.

My point still stands - he wasn't 'failing' whilst he was here.. he failed because he walked away and that's it.

Carlo is gone. After 18 months, the status is a tenth place, and the worst football since the Walter Smith period. Let it be, move on.

 

[Dixieslaces]

Playing Dyche style dross while finishing 10th and 12th is poor stuff. He's the worst of a group including Koeman, Martinez and Silva. That's pretty abject.

he really wasnt tho was he!