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Can we just lock and unlock this thread every 18 months? Let Vitor go off and make some money and win absolutely nothing in the same period.
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Lob
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4 league titles and 4 cups in the last 8 years half of which were with Porto but not good enough for Everton according to some.
He wouldn't be my first choice either but you would think this guy was Mark Hughes reading some of the comments on here which he very obviously is not.
Truth is, every manager is going to be a gamble no matter who they are or what they have achieved and all we can hope is that it works out well for us whoever ends up getting the job and as long as that person is not Moyes. lol
MondayHater
Player Valuation: £5m
fair point mate. Anyone is hit and miss. I think people are just fed up of all the previous mistakes.
Don’t get the fascination with average Portuguese managers with no track record
If he was any good he wouldn’t be in China.
Others like Rafael went for the money AFTER they have proved their credibility in big leagues.
We should go all on for a proven manager
Ancellotti if available after tonight would be my choice.
Martinez , Silva had no decent track record and failed , I’ve a feeling Vitor will as well.
What’s Zorro up to these days ??
If he was any good he wouldn’t be in China.
Others like Rafael went for the money AFTER they have proved their credibility in big leagues.
We should go all on for a proven manager
Ancellotti if available after tonight would be my choice.
Martinez , Silva had no decent track record and failed , I’ve a feeling Vitor will as well.
What’s Zorro up to these days ??
Boss Silva
Player Valuation: £8m
Carlos Carvalhal about Vitor Pereira
Speaking to Sky Sports News (10/12/19 13:20 pm), Carvahal shared his thoughts on Pereira, what Everton fans can expect and how good his English is.
"About Vitor, he is a very good manager," Carvalhal told Sky Sports. "He is that kind of manager that is a winner. He's very organised and a workaholic in the job. He lives 24 hours in football. He likes to play with high pressure. He likes to play with the ball. His defences are usually organised. So far, he is having a fantastic career.
"He was champion in Portugal in very difficult circumstances at that moment with Porto. He did well with Olympiacos. He was champion in China with a club that didn't win the Championship for a long time. He's a very, very good manager. If Everton should [go for] Vitor Pereira, it would be very good for both. For Everton and to Vitor Pereira.
"I talk with him sometimes, he had the opportunity to go to China. To China, he had a good challenge there. It wasn't just about money. It was a challenge that club could be champion. I know, he needs a lot of adrenaline. I think it will be not now in a short time, he wants to work in England. For sure because of the adrenaline of the competition. You don't have more adrenaline than English football - he speaks very well [on his English] - he's fluent and he speaks really well.
Speaking to Sky Sports News (10/12/19 13:20 pm), Carvahal shared his thoughts on Pereira, what Everton fans can expect and how good his English is.
"About Vitor, he is a very good manager," Carvalhal told Sky Sports. "He is that kind of manager that is a winner. He's very organised and a workaholic in the job. He lives 24 hours in football. He likes to play with high pressure. He likes to play with the ball. His defences are usually organised. So far, he is having a fantastic career.
"He was champion in Portugal in very difficult circumstances at that moment with Porto. He did well with Olympiacos. He was champion in China with a club that didn't win the Championship for a long time. He's a very, very good manager. If Everton should [go for] Vitor Pereira, it would be very good for both. For Everton and to Vitor Pereira.
"I talk with him sometimes, he had the opportunity to go to China. To China, he had a good challenge there. It wasn't just about money. It was a challenge that club could be champion. I know, he needs a lot of adrenaline. I think it will be not now in a short time, he wants to work in England. For sure because of the adrenaline of the competition. You don't have more adrenaline than English football - he speaks very well [on his English] - he's fluent and he speaks really well.
evertonarntwe
Player Valuation: £35m
lets get it right
Rafael went to china because no one else wanted him, he was at Newcastle FFS
Rafael has been irrelevant for years
Vitor wouldn't be my first choice either but slating one for being in china and then excusing the other is daft
my first pick is marcelino but I have a feeling arsenal will want him
chopper6
Player Valuation: £10m
I think you can draw comparisons.
In as much as fans seem to take one look at wiki and decide he’s not good enough. They’d of made that same assumption of Potter, possibly worse!
Pereira has nearly a 60% win average across all clubs managed. I agree his German stint doesn’t look great, but he’s performed and got results everywhere else.
polish
Player Valuation: £35m
Is that a common thing to to say by all Portugese guys?
Hey guys, I mostly post on TW but thought I'd join in here. I spent (past tense) a lot of time in Portugal and know Portuguese football. I know a fair bit about Vitor Pereira. So I thought I'd join the party!
Do you guys know he was sentenced to Prison in Greece for 8 months for inciting a riot? There is youtube footage I can post of this incident.
There's the Suadi Arabia press conference - I spik da tru!
There's the Portuguese game of the decade when Porto scored a last minute winner to bring Jorge Jesus literally to his knees as Porto came from behind to win the game and the league!
There's his record for the last 8 seasons, 4 times champions and 3 times second and once *ahem* relegated.
The guy might not be the best coach, but he is an absolute nutcase.
Do you guys know he was sentenced to Prison in Greece for 8 months for inciting a riot? There is youtube footage I can post of this incident.
There's the Suadi Arabia press conference - I spik da tru!
There's the Portuguese game of the decade when Porto scored a last minute winner to bring Jorge Jesus literally to his knees as Porto came from behind to win the game and the league!
There's his record for the last 8 seasons, 4 times champions and 3 times second and once *ahem* relegated.
The guy might not be the best coach, but he is an absolute nutcase.
Mutzo Nutzo
Player Valuation: £70m
Usmanov is gonna love that - he's going to war against Kroenke with Marcelino as the prize
Rafael would not have been out of work for long if he had of stayed in England
He done very well with a poor Newcastle squad and a tightwad of an owner.
I wouldn’t want him here but he’s still a very good manager
evertonarntwe
Player Valuation: £35m
Mate how did he do very well with Newcastle I don't get it? He done sound he done what Sam allardyce done witg us
Kept us up easily playing dull negative football with a poorish team
Steve Bruce has inherited basically the exact same squad and has them comfortably mid table
I'm Not saying Rafael is a bad manager either but people don't half over exaggerate the job he did at Newcastle
Not sure about Marcelino. But I really like Leo Jardim. He is also Portuguese (born in Venezuela) and also managed my adopted team of Sporting (where he was replaced some someone called Marco Silva). You'll all know him from his time at Monaco. Leo is not doing too well and a change of manager may suit everyone there. My only reservation on Jardim is he lacks the force of personality of Vitor Pereira.
kenada_blue
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Bruce spent £61million this summer. Which was more than Rafael spent in his whole time there I believe
37, 44 and 45.
Thats how many points BEST MANAGER IN THE WORLD Rafael got in his 3 seasons at Newcastle.
lol lol lol lol
Thats how many points BEST MANAGER IN THE WORLD Rafael got in his 3 seasons at Newcastle.
lol lol lol lol
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