Succession Planning - Managerial Wishlist

preposterousvelios said:
I want us to go for a young coach who feasibly could manage us for 5 to 10 years. The one exception to that though, would be Carlo.

Probably not what we really need but I would love to see him come back and be given proper backing to go and win something.

Will most likely be a free agent after the world Cup.
Click to expand...
Moyes is a manager who's ceiling is "steady the ship." Ancelotti would steady the ship whilst simultaneously raising our profile and moving us forwards. He was a manager we were lucky to have, at a time when the club was embarking on implosion. Under the new owners, with the proper backing, I think he'd be great for us and put us on a very firm footing for the next manager.
 
Rita_Poon said:
There's some wealthy sides looking for that unicorn manager atm.
And we don't have attacking fullbacks, in fact we barely have any fullbacks at all.
Wins would cover a lot of ills, hell, goals would cover some of the same ills. But bill and ben the stationary flowerpot men aint cutting the mustard.
£60M down on Thiago? Bring Robinson home (should never have let him leave, considering they were begging Kenny to stay).
Our recruitment policy and proceeding fallout is like that of a problem gambler, just desperate to end up penniless.
We need back to basics, the support wont like yet another reset but they keep clamouring for reset after reset when the flavour of the month goes stale and tries yet another reset.
Sooner the fans are ignored and a ruthless streak is incorporated the better. They don't like it, don't turn up. See ya!
Click to expand...
Patterson and Aznou are attacking full backs, they may not be top drawer but they give us better width and link up play with the wide men up the pitch. You're right there's wealthy sides looking for that unicorn manager so I'm not saying it's straightforward finding the right coach but going forward we need to change the mindset of the club and playing style as employing the likes of Dyche and Moyes means you're just treading water under the guise of stability. As for recruitment I think it's too early to judge our recruitment team as they are new to working with each other so there needs to be patience whilst they adapt to each other and the roles in which they have in the recruitment process
 
preposterousvelios said:
Definitely also someone worth considering. Impressive record in Germany. Brought success to midtable clubs by playing entertainment attacking football, similar to Motta at Bologna.

Ended up unearthing a lot of gems at Hoffenheim and Stuttgart, though I have no idea how much thats to do with him or the scouting departments at those clubs.
Click to expand...
I mention him as he's on the RS shortlist for their potential next manager so that indicates he has a high ceiling
 
dion said:
Who are you thinking about? Not being aggresive. Just interested
Click to expand...
Dibling, Aznou, Patterson, even his comments about Armstrong coming back were hardly motivating for a young player- it smacked of ‘yeah, we’re desperate, I’ll send him straight back when I get the chance.’ I know that might be the plan but they were hardly words of encouragement for someone looking to make a good impression.
 
I think whoever is appointed won't be given a chance by the fans unfortunately.

Were chasing Moyes out now despite his top players missing and us going out on pens against a team who are on a par with us.

No matter who comes in, the stench of Everton supporters will put pay to them.
 
Marcus Kendall said:
Patterson and Aznou are attacking full backs, they may not be top drawer but they give us better width and link up play with the wide men up the pitch. You're right there's wealthy sides looking for that unicorn manager so I'm not saying it's straightforward finding the right coach but going forward we need to change the mindset of the club and playing style as employing the likes of Dyche and Moyes means you're just treading water under the guise of stability. As for recruitment I think it's too early to judge our recruitment team as they are new to working with each other so there needs to be patience whilst they adapt to each other and the roles in which they have in the recruitment process
Click to expand...
Patterson was binned by Dyche.
Aznou has been working back to fitness.

We've been changing the mindset and playing style for 13 years or more.

Dyche did a good job in very challenging circumstances when the pigeons came home to roost re failed recruitment previous. We don't sell shirts in cambodia, tuvalu, and the faroes. We can't absorb mega losses like gbamin, schneiderlin, bolasie and iceland and just double down and go again. The financial crocodiles wanted our ass and nearly got it. Again for the record, we saw £60M of talent walk last summer. So we spent £110M and got two loans in. So what. We couldn't get free transfers in. We massively overpaid for barry just to get him over the line. We were over a barrel, and that is why KDH, Grealish and keeping Ndiaye is strength to the Moyes argument.

I want, I want, I want.

The support has to learn, can want all you like, it never happens overnight. Ever.
 
Marcus Kendall said:
I mention him as he's on the RS shortlist for their potential next manager so that indicates he has a high ceiling
Click to expand...
I said in another thread, one big reason to maybe make the change before the end of the season would be to get a headstart on other clubs. RS, City, Utd and Spurs all will be changing managers in summer and likely looking at a lot of the same people we are going to want.

Probably would also make it a lot more complicated though convincing someone to leave their current club mid-season. And tbh I'd imagine that if RS have Hoeness lined up to take over in summer for example, that's probably already in the works behind the scenes.
 
jinkyali said:
I think whoever is appointed won't be given a chance by the fans unfortunately.

Were chasing Moyes out now despite his top players missing and us going out on pens against a team who are on a par with us.

No matter who comes in, the stench of Everton supporters will put pay to them.
Click to expand...
A coach that has us playing on the front foot and sets out to win games, speaks positively and shows some flexibility and signs of progression, that gives us some belief would be backed imo, it’s what we’re crying out for.

Think the fanbase is tired of having to put up with negative hoofball merchants that make watching us play a chore
 
Thankfully I didn't have to wait 9 pages to see him posted. I think it was only 4, which is shocking.

0a1552b0-54ec-11f0-b6d1-7fd871c2cc9d.jpg
 

Similar Threads

Welcome

Join the Everton conversation today.
Fewer ads, full access, completely free.

→ Log in 🔑 Register
🛒 Visit Shop

Support Grand Old Team by checking out our latest Everton gear!
Back
Top