The next manager appointment (new thread)

[Verbal Kint]

Currently unemployed managers sarri is available too , italian clubs seem to love sacking their managers, roger smidt or niko kovac would be decent , farve is available too lol View attachment 273857View attachment 273858

Rudi Garcia 60 years of age.....

How in the name of God did that happen. Pretty sure he was on the field beside Di Canio when he pushed the ref over.

 

[matty1878]

Rudi Garcia 60 years of age.....

How in the name of God did that happen. Pretty sure he was on the field beside Di Canio when he pushed the ref over.

no that was petter rudi

 

[matty1878]

70 votes for moyes

 

[njligernj]

70 votes for moyes

Evertonians wants Moyes back despite the best efforts of a considerable number of posters. It's almost as if nothing any of them have said has any bearing on reality and we don't think the things they are saying are real or important. They ignore direct questions on alternatives. They make up stories. And yet we still don't believe 'em. It's almost as if they're wrong so much we aren't considering their takes as relevant. But that can't be true ... we're the ones who are all crazy! Don't look down. Seventeenth place trophy is all we deserve right?

The funnier part is the people in this thread who think a CL manager is coming here. *That's* laughable.

 

[Walter Ego]

Carlos Corberan is an interesting suggestion. I could go with that. Frank and his DoF at Brentford is another. I quite like Iraola at Bournemouth too.

 

[Vintage]

Saw on a site the next Everton manager odds and guess who is sitting as the turd favourite

 

[twoblue]

70 votes for moyes

Shows the predicament we are in.
If we were a middle-table side with a balanced squad and a promice of year or year investment, I would choose a risky, sexy foreign appointment.

That's not where we are, so I want my manager to be a former lower-league centre-half with ginger hair.

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

Shows the predicament we are in.
If we were a middle-table side with a balanced squad and a promice of year or year investment, I would choose a risky, sexy foreign appointment.

That's not where we are, so I want my manager to be a former lower-league centre-half with ginger hair.

It actually shows why we are in the predicament we are in , lack of foresight , ambition and some kind of addiction to despair .
Some of us seem to want to perpetuate our 30year malaise,

 

[twoblue]

It actually shows why we are in the predicament we are in , lack of foresight , ambition and some kind of addiction to despair .
Some of us seem to want to perpetuate our 30year malaise,

End of the day the remit for the manager has been reduce wage bill, sell best players, and keep us up.

Thats not an exciting job description that will attract the best managers.

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

End of the day the remit for the manager has been reduce wage bill, sell best players, and keep us up.

Thats not an exciting job description that will attract the best managers.

What are we staying up for ?
Just to continue staying up?
An endless cycle of surviving just to survive?
Personally I’m tired of it .
No risk , no gain
It’s time this club looked up in hope instead of down in fear.

 

[twoblue]

What are we staying up for ?
Just to continue staying up?
An endless cycle of surviving just to survive?
Personally I’m tired of it .
No risk , no gain
It’s time this club looked up in hope instead of down in fear.

Yeah, you are a fan.
Moshiri isn’t telling Dyche to get relegated and he pays his wage.
Moshiri is telling Dyche, keep us up on reduced costs every year.
What fans want is progress and investment. But that’s not available to us under this regime.

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

Yeah, you are a fan.
Moshiri isn’t telling Dyche to get relegated and he pays his wage.
Moshiri is telling Dyche, keep us up on reduced costs every year.
What fans want is progress and investment. But that’s not available to us under this regime.

It’s a kind of living death though.
Sport is supposed to be uplifting and inspirational.
It is supposed to provide an escape from the dreary grind of daily life not a mirror image of it.
In order to survive , this club has shrunk itself small enough to hide in the cracks of the PL cowering in endless fear.
We promise ourselves that tomorrow we will be brave while squandering our today’s.
And tomorrow never arrives.
We are fading away from the game , increasingly irrelevant and inconsequential to the competition we take part in .

 

[twoblue]

It’s a kind of living death though.
Sport is supposed to be uplifting and inspirational.
It is supposed to provide an escape from the dreary grind of daily life not a mirror image of it.
In order to survive , this club has shrunk itself small enough to hide in the cracks of the PL cowering in endless fear.
We promise ourselves that tomorrow we will be brave while squandering our today’s.
And tomorrow never arrives.
We are fading away from the game , increasingly irrelevant and inconsequential to the competition we take part in .

If you want uplifting and inspirational, modern football is dead to you. The fact is, whoever you support, you feel shafted. Villa fans aren't happy at ticket prices, forced movement of season tickets, and increased corporate hospitality.
Realistically how can we ever be a major force in world football. As the number of Americans owning top flight clubs, the more chance we have of them voting for a closed shop premier league, separate from the pyramid.
The financial restrictions on clubs have almost cememented the current positions. Even if you have owners willing to spend, no one is willing to spend. The average price of a premier league player, not some superstar, is now £25m It's impossible to improve and play within the rules from our standing positions.
Its a sorry system, and we are all screwed.

But at least we have Dyche at the reign and Moyes in reserve

 

[Simon Buttle]

Cracking read there about Corberan and his career, make a brew though as it's a long read.

 

[st.domingo]

Cracking read there about Corberan and his career, make a brew though as it's a long read.

I think if we do get relegated then he's your man.

However, this about his abortive time at Olympiacos caught my eye and warrants caution:

they needed an experienced manager that he just isn’t yet