Moshiri wants us to stay in the prem for obvious financial reasons, naming rights,sponsorships etc . If a big Sam type I e. Dyche, can keep us up he will be thinking along them lines rather than a foreign coach with no prem experience.
- Status
evertony
Player Valuation: £50m
I think it more likely that Brands raised his head above the parapet, voiced his views on then Board and its mistake-laden tenure and paid the price rather than to do with footballing matters.
The point is; what gives you the impression that Dyche can? That’s my point
Fat Sam had built a reputation from going into teams and doing a job over a short period. Dyche, like Moyes at us, has been responsible over time for implementing what he wants.
There’s no evidence whatsoever that shows he can come in and do that over a very short period. It just fans putting 2 and 2 together and coming up with 15
Alanbileysfeathercut
Player Valuation: £80m
Don't think that shower would listen or take to Dyche.
But Kompany?
But Kompany?
spectateur
Player Valuation: £30m
I doubt anyone could do well for us with the apparent attitude of the players.
There are exceptions of course but many of them seem lacking in that desire to win. Content with playing games and being paid regardless of the result.
No guarantee Dyche keeps us up btw, our problem is a lack of goals, i'm not sure he fixes that problem with the players he would have available.
Stuartisitc1878
Player Valuation: £30m
Poch is the standout name but i doubt he'd do much with this squad.
The safest pair of hands would be Moyes and it kills me to say that as I haven't forgiven him for the way he left but the man knows how to drag a poor team kicking and screaming up the league. Did it with us first time round and he's done it again with West Ham who were in the same position as us a couple of years ago when he returned.
Ultimately whoever comes in is working with the same constraints, with the same group of poor players. Nothing changes until the clowns at the top leave. They've lowered the standards at this once great club to a point where they simply can't get any lower.
If we somehow managed to bring in a Poch or Tuchel, like Carlo they'd be running for the exit within a season.
The safest pair of hands would be Moyes and it kills me to say that as I haven't forgiven him for the way he left but the man knows how to drag a poor team kicking and screaming up the league. Did it with us first time round and he's done it again with West Ham who were in the same position as us a couple of years ago when he returned.
Ultimately whoever comes in is working with the same constraints, with the same group of poor players. Nothing changes until the clowns at the top leave. They've lowered the standards at this once great club to a point where they simply can't get any lower.
If we somehow managed to bring in a Poch or Tuchel, like Carlo they'd be running for the exit within a season.
Yeah agree, that’s why I said most clubs come back straight away just due to the fact they have better players.
Stuartisitc1878
Player Valuation: £30m
I tell you now, if we sack Lampard Kenwright will want Rooney. He won't be able to resist the fairy-tale narrative of the boyhood blue saving the club from relegation and leading us into the new stadium.
*Football Manager Alert*
*Football Manager Alert*
Drico
Player Valuation: £70m
Just got the press release:
Bill Kenwright Productions Presents: "Rooney Tunes", "Blue Brothers", and "The Prodigal Returns" - a staged trilogy recounting the life story of the legendary Wayne Rooney, Everton Football Club's new manager.
That's one I really don't want.
Imagine the circus around him.
More than likely start off OK,
Then be in the papers making a show of himself again.
Anyway does nothing but talk about wanting to be Unt boss so let him go there.
Did a half decent job at Derby under the circumstances.
But still a big No from me.
Though tbf, Moyes did just that - 20yrs ago.
But that was then and this is now.
Throw all the names about you like, the possibles, the probables, the long shots, the impossibles from various wish lists.
It still comes down to stick or twist - that's the good news
The bad news is - Moshiri and/or Kenwright will do the deciding
Stuartisitc1878
Player Valuation: £30m
this! as long as those at the top remain at the top, we will keep make the wrong choices
- Status
Welcome
Join Grand Old Team to get involved in the Everton discussion. Signing up is quick, easy, and completely free.
Shop
