Next Everton Manager

[Bud McBlokeski]

Both west ham and arsenal have sorted out their manager situation, guess who hasnt

To be fair, neither of those clubs have another club demanding compensation and threatening an FA tribunal.

Plus, you know, it's us.

 

[Jamiednm]

As I said yesterday, I am fully aboard the Arteta bandwagon. BUT, I know it's complete pie in the sky and that we're more than likely to appoint Silva, barring any unknown candidate really impressing in an interview.

 

[Rudolf Hucker]

Man Utd too. Thats how they got rid of Moyes 1 year into a 5 year contract, with just £1m cimpensation if you believe the reports.

Man U have considerably more leverage than we do, but by the way Moyes sucked up to SAF & bought his crocks & alcoholics, I’m surprised he even asked for wages.

Most real world contracts have evenly balanced severance clauses though.

 

[bullybeef]

As I said yesterday, I am fully aboard the Arteta bandwagon. BUT, I know it's complete pie in the sky and that we're more than likely to appoint Silva, barring any unknown candidate really impressing in an interview.

Interview mickey love.

There won’t be any interview.

 

[Barnfred 55]

Man U have considerably more leverage than we do, but by the way Moyes sucked up to SAF & bought his crocks & alcoholics, I’m surprised he even asked for wages.

Most real world contracts have evenly balanced severance clauses though.

Yeah, especially a long one like 5 years. There needs to be give and take so maybe have a buy out clause to counter any performance standards.

No reason why it cant be done.

 

[Telford-Feb-85]

Both west ham and arsenal have sorted out their manager situation, guess who hasnt

I see what you're saying but no point in us going to the media the same day Arsenal do, we need to make some PR out of it. Another day or two won't matter and anyway, the man picking the target players for next season is already here.

 

[Francis]

Disappoint to target Silva，West Ham also target "big name" manager，we still target on 2nd class manager，we fail in the past three managers and they are all "potential good managers"，we don't learn the lesson，and find the 4th "potential good manager"，why we don't choose some proven managers and take high risk of failure again?

 

[Nymzee]

Disappoint to target Silva，West Ham also target "big name" manager，we still target on 2nd class manager，we fail in the past three managers and they are all "potential good managers"，we don't learn the lesson，and find the 4th "potential good manager"，why we don't choose some proven managers and take high risk of failure again?

Wot

 

[Khalekan]

Bit of a simplistic take on it that though isn't it?

Hull were adrift before he went there, sold their best players and provided him with Oumar Niasse, and he nearly rescued them.

He was doing better than us at Watford before we butted in, and he has previous CL experience as well as PL experience.

This is my biggest concern, Groucho.

He didn’t “nearly” rescue Hull....he had already rescued them and things were looking good for them with three matches left.

He had them in the lifeboat and a fairly calm sea to row away in......home to already relegated Sunderland where a win would leave them four or five points clear of Swansea who were playing later that day.

They lost.

Hull collapsed in those final three games....it was way worse than owt that had came before his arrival.

I think they lost those last three games by an aggregate of 13-1

In fact, I do believe their last six games yielded one win, one draw and four defeats.

From memory, Hull ended up further from safety in the final placings than they were on the day of his arrival.

Look. I will give him 100% support if and when he comes in here but I for one do not find his record at Hull any glowing recommendation

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

This is my biggest concern, Groucho.

He didn’t “nearly” rescue Hull....he had already rescued them and things were looking good for them with three matches left.

He had them in the lifeboat and a fairly calm sea to row away in......home to already relegated Sunderland where a win would leave them four or five points clear of Swansea who were playing later that day.

They lost.

Hull collapsed in those final three games....it was way worse than owt that had came before his arrival.

I think they lost those last three games by an aggregate of 13-1

In fact, I do believe their last six games yielded one win, one draw and four defeats.

From memory, Hull ended up further from safety in the final placings than they were on the day of his arrival.

Look. I will give him 100% support if and when he comes in here but I for one do not find his record at Hull any glowing recommendation

It seems a bit harsh to place so much emphasis on 3 games in your judgement of a coach to the exclusion of the rest of his career.

 

[Exeter_Gently]

How is a manager who “mentally switched off” when we became interested , going to handle getting booed off at Goodison after a 1-1 draw?

Well then he'll switch off mentally to the booing.

 

[Nymzee]

This is my biggest concern, Groucho.

He didn’t “nearly” rescue Hull....he had already rescued them and things were looking good for them with three matches left.

He had them in the lifeboat and a fairly calm sea to row away in......home to already relegated Sunderland where a win would leave them four or five points clear of Swansea who were playing later that day.

They lost.

Hull collapsed in those final three games....it was way worse than owt that had came before his arrival.

I think they lost those last three games by an aggregate of 13-1

In fact, I do believe their last six games yielded one win, one draw and four defeats.

From memory, Hull ended up further from safety in the final placings than they were on the day of his arrival.

Look. I will give him 100% support if and when he comes in here but I for one do not find his record at Hull any glowing recommendation

Or they lost to Sunderland, heads went down thinking that’s that & he couldn’t pick them back up for the final two games?

 

[JAYMULL]

Lots of people moaning about Silva being the next manager and talking of West Ham getting Pellegrini as being a positive move for them. If we get Silva its because Brands wants him thee is no way we will appoint a manager he doesn't want and we have to trust in Brands to make the right decision. Pellegrini is too old for me and besides that whoever comes in is a gamble, even Emery at the Arsenal. For me it's all been good news since the last ball was kicked, fat Sam and his team gone, Rooney off with more older higher paid members of the squad going and changes at the top. We need to give this a chance and be patient. We will see a completely different Everton next season.

 

[Thomasc]

Wonder if Cocu has spoken with Brands.

Stranger things have happened.

 

[Aries]

Hull were utterly horrific full stop.