New Everton Manager

[ForeverEverton]

if this fiasco has taught us anything is that the likes of fabrizio romano etc arnt really ITK just some regurgitated info from terrible sources like duncan castles. still think were keeping our cards close to our chest for this one, could see a suprise IMO

Every time we change managers we end up with a fiasco apart from CA but that seemed to fall in place at the right time... We are going to end up with the most mediocre, under whelming and meh appointment in many a year...... And that is saying something.....

 

[kenada_blue]

Is anybody saying it's easy though? My job isn't easy, i'm sure yours isn't either. But you have to find solutions don't you? If you fail at a key aspect of your job you can't just say 'well it's quite hard you know', you have to work out a way to succeed. One of the main issues with this appointment is that it once again calls in to question the entire structure of the club; all the indications are that this isn't a Brands appointment, so what is his job? We seem to be making it our mission to make everybody's job as difficult as we possibly can, and to ensure that everybody is singing from different hymn sheets. This is something posts like yours just seem to ignore, it's not just the appointment of Benitez in itself that's an issue, it's everything it says about how the club is being run.

Did you not read the response this was a reply to?

Never said anything about Rafael. The question was: "We need a young, vibrant attacking coach who can come in and change the atmosphere and the culture of the Club. Get the fans off their seats and excited again. The problem is that Moshiri just goes for names and simply doesn't have the knowledge or experience to identify an up and coming Coach."

I said how difficult that is. It's the ideal but that's not out there unless a gamble is made on a Potter or Howe or someone abroad that has done well with a minnow and we openly trust that manager.

But if you're the money man...you need to be persuaded.

 

[dixiesdisciple]

Benitez will come in, be an instant success, lead us to the champions league and then jump ship to replace Klopp when he goes Full circle of pain

 

[GlosBlue]

Did you not read the response this was a reply to?

Never said anything about Rafael. The question was: "We need a young, vibrant attacking coach who can come in and change the atmosphere and the culture of the Club. Get the fans off their seats and excited again. The problem is that Moshiri just goes for names and simply doesn't have the knowledge or experience to identify an up and coming Coach."

I said how difficult that is. It's the ideal but that's not out there unless a gamble is made on a Potter or Howe or someone abroad that has done well with a minnow and we openly trust that manager.

But if you're the money man...you need to be persuaded.

The problem is we have tried that approach a couple of times (Martinez and Silva) and failed miserably. We don't have the players to be all out attack and overwhelm teams. Invariably we have been hit on the counter and lost.

What we need is a manager that is tactically aware and can change formations etc to suit the opposition. Now where that person is, don't ask me!

 

[Tipp blue]

They are going to announce a bunch of new players along with Rafael so we'll all say nice one new players and won't complain about Rafael, not sure why they wore their current team kit to their Everton unveiling bit weird that but it's OK.

 

[ToffeeTim]

We're buggered either way unless a gamble is taken which Mosh isn't going to do...and deep down fans don't either.

Not a Rafael advocate. But he's got some balls to want this job and everything with it

The board don't want to win enough, it's that simple.

They are great talkers but the proof is in the pudding and all they are interested in is spinning failure as success.

 

[manxtoffee]

Benitez will come in, be an instant success, lead us to the champions league and then jump ship to replace Klopp when he goes Full circle of pain

Everton that.

 

[Fansince1988]

Benitez will come in, be an instant success, lead us to the champions league and then jump ship to replace Klopp when he goes Full circle of pain

If he gets us to the CL and leaves I’ll be happy just for us to be in the champions league.

 

[NeroCeasar]

Nah. They've won European silverware. We are the Real Sociedad.

Both of them have won European finals in recent years and are regularly in European competition. Unfortunately we are nothing like them at the moment.

Ya under Emery, he is not getting it so it's a moot point but I would take him in a heartbeat tbh

 

[marnie]

FFS Multis all over the gaff. Sad really.

 

[Toast]

Benitez will come in, be an instant success, lead us to the champions league and then jump ship to replace Klopp when he goes Full circle of pain

And then Steve Gerrard will replace Benitez at Everton..

 

[kenada_blue]

The problem is we have tried that approach a couple of times (Martinez and Silva) and failed miserably. We don't have the players to be all out attack and overwhelm teams. Invariably we have been hit on the counter and lost.

What we need is a manager that is tactically aware and can change formations etc to suit the opposition. Now where that person is, don't ask me!

Exactly. And with the squad we have...

 

[NewRadical]

Nah. They've won European silverware. We are the Real Sociedad.

We've won European silverware.

The UEFA Cup Winners' Cup.

 

[stretford blue]

If they were really going to announce it at some point in the future, why not just announce it?

They are probably all sat there going you do it ,no you do it ,no you do it

 

[Haydn]

One of the main issues with this appointment is that it once again calls in to question the entire structure of the club; all the indications are that this isn't a Brands appointment, so what is his job? We seem to be making it our mission to make everybody's job as difficult as we possibly can, and to ensure that everybody is singing from different hymn sheets. This is something posts like yours just seem to ignore, it's not just the appointment of Benitez in itself that's an issue, it's everything it says about how the club is being run.

Exactly this ^ I thought the same when Ancelotti's departure apparently came as a bolt from the blue. In any large business organisation, it would be unimaginable for the head honcho to suddenly announce, "by the way I'm off tomorrow, see ya" and nobody to have half a clue that all wasn't well in the camp. Succession plans would be in place, in case of such an eventuality and periodically updated if such an event was deemed likely. Half arsed would be a vast improvement......