Next manager discussion (poll reset 21/05/2016)

[Greek Fisherman]

Let me end this debate.

I remember Terry Connor doing a wonderful job with Wolves after they sacked McCarthy.

Thank me later, cheers.

 

[LocalNative]

Finished 5th in the league with Spurs and they also finished 1 point behind 4th place and 3 points behind 3rd place.

Chelsea was bad but after hearing all the stories of how the players refused to work for him etc, it's hard to blame that entirely on him.

If I was living in fantasy land, I'd be begging for Jose but I feel that AVB who has won stuff would be a decent option for us.

He was carried along by the form of Bale. Much like Rodgers was with Suarez. Should we go after Rodgers because he finished second once for Liverpool?

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

Isnt Wenger out of contract this summer. Not saying I want him like, but Arsenal connections and such

He just said the other day he doesn't know if Arsenal can with the title...perfect fit.

 

[yelyah]

He was carried along by the form of Bale. Much like Rodgers was with Suarez. Should we go after Rodgers because he finished second once for Liverpool?

I wouldn't want Rodgers even if it was the day after they won the league somehow and we were looking for a replacement for Martinez!

 

[mahermi1]

Other option for me , Gus Hiddink will be a free agent at the end of the season, top manager, bags of experience dealing with big clubs and proven winner. He is the kind of guy who you can see, commands respect and may help keep our big players, also attract other big names.

 

[Polish_Blue_Army]

He was carried along by the form of Bale. Much like Rodgers was with Suarez. Should we go after Rodgers because he finished second once for Liverpool?

Has rodgers won anything ever ?

 

[ForeverEverton]

Youve gone from Pulis to Simeone in a matter of a couple of posts.

Please find the acceptable middle ground and come back!

Don't want pulis, just pointing out a gash manager as Pulis can set a team up to defend and RM cant, that's all.

 

[LocalNative]

Has rodgers won anything ever ?

No, but neither did AVB in his two spells in England. Face it mate, AVB was a failure. If you're the manager of Chelsea and don't win a trophy then you have failed.

 

[longers]

hes not getting sacked any time soon. If we are mid-lower table about half way through next season then its a possibility, but he's still miles away from being sacked imo.

 

[sageyefc]

Other option for me , Gus Hiddink will be a free agent at the end of the season, top manager, bags of experience dealing with big clubs and proven winner. He is the kind of guy who you can see, commands respect and may help keep our big players, also attract other big names.

But don't think hes looking for a long term prem job, hes turned chelsea down a few times. Class guy though

 

[neil999]

all punts bar mourinho, he'd never come here would he?!

if I had to choose be howe - evertonian, young, good guy...but it could potentially be disastrous

 

[bluestevon]

Hiddink, AVB, Mourinho, Bielsa, Tuchel, Emery, De Boer, off the top of my head would take any one of those over Martinez

 

[bluestevon]

I dont think avb did as badly as some say.

He had a major rebuilding job at Chelsea and wasnt doing that badly. Even at spurs he was doing okay and most of the signings he made aside from soldado turned out good with time.

But again he wasn't given the chance.

He would certainly do better than rm

AVB first season at Spurs, 72 points - their record prem total, 5th place, sounds alwfully familiar to a stat that the Martinez backers keep on lauding, strange how they say he is a failiure when he had a better record in english football than old bobby does

 

[Polish_Blue_Army]

No, but neither did AVB in his two spells in England. Face it mate, AVB was a failure. If you're the manager of Chelsea and don't win a trophy then you have failed.

Hard to win antyhing when you are given a few months.

In case of john stones there's an excuse for his shocking performances that he is 21, still learning blablabla you could say this about AVB at Chelsea - young and learning how to cope with the premier league and work with bunch of overpaid primadonas.

Now he is far more experienced.

But still i don't know how can you call hes spell at spurs a fail when he was their best manager in terms of points and wins in the premier league history.

Add to that he won titles in Russia and Portugal. And add to that he is avialable

 

[Jags..class]

Hiddink, AVB, Mourinho, Bielsa, Tuchel, Emery, De Boer, off the top of my head would take any one of those over Martinez

And which would come to us