Next Manager (Poll)

[Amw79]

Can’t win can we.

If we appoint Moyes or Howe or someone unproven - we’re not aiming high enough.

If we approach Poch, Ancelotti, Simeone - it’s a cynical PR move by the board,we’ll never get them and a waste of time.

Basket cases, our fans.

 

[Bungle]

Howe will eventually leave Bournemouth for a top six club, I am certain of it. It's likely going to be Spurs when Poch leaves because I can see that coming very soon.

Did Spurs lose his number?

 

[Goat]

On this, we agree.



Don't blame him, an up and coming young manager with a blossoming reputation and Everton do not go hand in hand.

Hes a terrible manager that will be begging Rochdale for a job before the New Year.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Bit of a merry go round in the media - dont think anyone has a clue who we are in for.

 

[woodsey1982]

Bit of a merry go round in the media - dont think anyone has a clue who we are in for.

Don't even think we know who we are in for..

 

[orly]

Urgh, there's been another round of betting for Moyes

 

[JAYMULL]

Thanks for that and no worries.

I take your point re top level experience. To me it's a double edged sword. Anyone with experience of winning at the very top level is likely either likely to prove out of reach (Poch, Simeone, Allegri, etc.) or maybe even just seeing out their career and cashing in (Ancelotti). It's also no guarantee of future success. Given those factors I think Everton will probably have to find themselves looking for the next top level manager rather than a current one. What they tried and failed to do with Silva in other words.

Wilder doesn't have top level experience, but he's proved he can beat other sides with fewer resources. He's shown he can improve players and raise the level of their game significantly. He's tactically innovative and his willingness to utilise his centre backs as an attacking option shows he thinks outside the box. He also comes across as a man of character. He seems to have the respect of those around him and when he speaks he's very direct and uncompromising. So I think there's something there if a bigger club wants to take a gamble.

fair play mate

 

[Ballymoney1]

As the saying goes if you don't ask you don't get. Won't be holding breath though.

 

[Aries]

Pereira is apparently on 30 million a year! He’s not ditching that to take 6 million a year here is he?

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

Benitez is the best option in the category of managers we could attract I think

If anything, he's a tier above what we could probably get but we have the selling point of him being able to live on Merseyside again

 

[Zatara]

Bit of a merry go round in the media - dont think anyone has a clue who we are in for.

Foreign sounding name - check
Evertonian - check

Cant believe no one has approached me...yet...

 

[chazzle_dazzle]

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Seriously I really think Pochettino is the one that can turn this club. Please Brands work your magic

Wait... what? I am presuming this is a while ago.......!?

 

[mrb85]

After another trouncing tomorrow Moyes will be rushed in.

 

[MrGrumpy]

Firstly, math's clearly isn't your strength buddy as 2 wins wouldn't take us 8th, nor would 1 win take us 12th.

Inevitably, wins will push us up the table in relation to how others are performing, but with our run of fixtures, how likely is that over the next month?

We're in 18th place. The relegation zone. Our run rate puts us finishing on 35 points, which could be enough to relegate us.

We're not in a relegation battle?

No where not in a relagation battle. 1 games gone. 25 games left

was 12th before yesterday games

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

So we shouldn’t try to get the likes of Ancelotti in fear that they say no?

Ambitious as always.

Do you honestly think we'd have even the slightest chance of attracting a manager of his level right now?

It's a veritable waste of time to go around asking every top manager on the off chance one of them just might say yes