Your top 3 next Everton manager shortlist (being realistic)

[Chestnut]

I know nothing of Tuche' but he seems to be the in choice coz he won a cup in a two team league. So moving on to managers that I have slight knowledge of I'd go.
Mancini
Rodgers
Benitez
Three utter weapons but take away who they managed and I feel these are the best candidates. Come at me.
Names like Dyche, Allardyce and Howe should only be uttered accompanied with the word 'not'.

Which Rodgers? Not Brendan?

 

[Tigger]

Which Rodgers? Not Brendan?

Well its not Nile.

 

[ijjysmith]

I still don’t know who I want. But I’m pretty certain on who I don’t want.

I don’t want anyone managing, and over achieving, at a Wigan, or a Southampton or a Burnley.

I want proven pedigree. A winner. Someone who has actually held trophies in their hands.

Or Unsworth if he’s doing the job! But that’s different!

 

[brieverton]

For the club,
1. Unsworth
2. Dyche
3. Tuchel

For me;
1. Unsworth
2. Tuchel
3. Allardyce

 

[Chestnut]

Well its not Nile.

Haha, he would be a better pick.

 

[Kev The Rat]

Dyche
Allardyce
Tuchel

 

[klingklang]

Haha, he would be a better pick.

He would bring back the " Good Times "

 

[Chestnut]

He would bring back the " Good Times "

Ha brilliant

 

[Prevenger17]

Brendan Rodgers

 

[tonyhorne]

I think Benitez should not be discounted after his comments yesterday. I thought he definitely left the way open for an approach.
Yes, he said he was happy at Newcastle, what else would he say ?
He also said that his family still lived in Liverpool and that Everton were a great club.

I felt he was not nearly as strong in his rebuttal as I thought he would be.

I would take Benitez in a flash...

 

[ForeverEverton]

Tuchel (Gives youth a chance, average age of BD side was just 24)
Silva
Mancini/Benitez (cant decide)

 

[DanB90]

I still don’t know who I want. But I’m pretty certain on who I don’t want.

I don’t want anyone managing, and over achieving, at a Wigan, or a Southampton or a Burnley.

I want proven pedigree. A winner. Someone who has actually held trophies in their hands.

Or Unsworth if he’s doing the job! But that’s different!

I’m in very much the same camp as this.

Whilst a Dyche or someone of that ilk, may very well be a better manager than Unsworth, it just seems so uninspiring.

I’d rather let him have a shot and fail, than employ some middle of the road manager.

 

[GraemeS1980]

All this talk of wanting Tuchel, he is relatively inexperienced as a manager. His overall win rate is 49.38% based on premier league matches that’s a points total of 57 points for the season which is mid table mediocrity.

 

[blulouie]

Well its not Nile.

Haha...its Ted isnt it ?

 

[Paul E]

All this talk of wanting Tuchel, he is relatively inexperienced as a manager. His overall win rate is 49.38% based on premier league matches that’s a points total of 57 points for the season which is mid table mediocrity.

Pochettino averaged 35% before taking the Spurs job.