Blue peter
Player Valuation: £40m
Well if it is Potter (or whomever) hopefully TFG have been speaking with them for some considerable time and they have been able to thoroughly prepare and plan to hit the ground running.
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The Everton job is one of the best paying jobs in world football. We can, and should, be demanding a higher standard of football and better results. Dyche has been gaslighting fans into believing we should be grateful for what a great job he has done and how difficult it is.
dutchblue54
Player Valuation: £25m
dannyboy
Player Valuation: £70m
It's a very difficult decision because at times like this you usually bring in a Dyche to steady the ship. The problem with an appointment like Potter is that it could be a complete catastrophe - imagine Doucoure receiving the ball on our 18 yard box from goal kicks...
Whoever comes in has to be pragmatic and possibly park whatever ideals they have in order to do what's necessary to keep us up this season.
Whoever comes in has to be pragmatic and possibly park whatever ideals they have in order to do what's necessary to keep us up this season.
Lob
Player Valuation: £60m
His record isn't much better than Dyche's mate. Out of the frying pan and into the fire. Definitely not for me.
I may be wrong- but for those saying Moyes wouldn’t take a short term deal, didn’t he take a 6 month contract when he first went to West Ham? Despite our precarious position, I think Moyes (like most managers) has a big enough ego to think he could come in and do such a good job that he could earn a long term deal.
Simon Buttle
Player Valuation: £60m
Why are people determined that we stick to the PL usual suspects list? we have done this too death in regards to managers with money and without and it has achieved nothing. The best managers in the league are by and large the ones who came into the league with zero PL experience.
Rehnman
Player Valuation: £1.5m
I think where most clubs go wrong when recruiting new managers is that the recruit them from stable well-run clubs with a bit of cash to spend… the wonder why they struggle when they come to their own skint basket case. We should actually be looking to recruit a manager who hasn’t performed as you’d expect them to perform, but who has massively overachieved, who has defied the circumstances of the club and the dodgy squad they’ve been placed in charge of. That’s the best preparation for taking over our club. For me, Danny Rohl at Sheff Weds has done an amazing job - took over a club that was already down, somehow kept them up and - rather than doing an Everton and simply trying to repeat the same thing the next season - has now got them up into mid table and with their fans believing he’ll get them promoted before long. That’s a proper manger.
tonyhorne
Immoderate
I agree except that, if Potter was our manager, Doucoure would be nowhere near the team ...
crusade
Player Valuation: £6m
Think he had less leverage then considering he'd just relegated Sunderland quite comfortably and not pulled up any trees in Spain.
One with a magic wand - not david Moyes - dont forget he took Sunderland down ... plus never go back....
He won a european trophy for West Ham in his 2nd spell..
Gilbert..
Player Valuation: £60m
I dont think potter would give doucoure the time of day.
I voted potter. But i voted for potter long term. If we went down id want him to have time to completely change the mentality of the club like he did with Brighton. The hook with that is he had some decent players to work with.
You've got to start somewhere though.
Thomas Frank would be my choice ,he has been loyal to Brentford and he could be tempted by a bigger job
evertony
Player Valuation: £50m
Do you understand irony?
If Chelsea are a basket case, what does that make us?
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