Who should we go for? POLL RESET

[Toddacelli]

Would rather have Chris Hughton than Sean Dyche.

[everton1952]

isn't that one of the reasons why some on here wanted Koeman sacked because of his "lack of media skills/poor diction."  We might have to go through it all over again if Dyche gets the job.

[sam of the south]

isn't that one of the reasons why some on here wanted Koeman sacked because of his "lack of media skills/poor diction."  We might have to go through it all over again if Dyche gets the job.

I don't think that was an important factor at all.

Most wanted him sacked because our football in all areas of the pitch was dreadful, we were tactically anonymous, and the results and scorelines this season were abysmal. 

[everton1952]

Oh! I am sure you are correct, but nonetheless some added it to their lists of dislikes of Koeman.

[Macca77]

Don't know about anyone else but i fucking love Unsworth, said all the right things there, players are buzzing

[Confucius]

Would be happy with Tuchel. Think I am changing my mind on Arteta. Going to get in the Nagelsman bandwagon.

[blueToffee]

Thomas Tuchel has not ruled himself out of the running to become Everton's next boss, Sky Sports News understands.

Tuchel has been out of work since leaving Borussia Dortmund in May, just days after winning the German Cup final, and has stated publicly that he would like to work in the Premier League.

Until now, Tuchel has been reluctant to consider any club not playing in the Champions League, but Sky Sports News has been told he would be open to an approach from Everton.

Everton sacked Ronald Koeman on Monday afternoon and are yet to draw up a shortlist for the role, although Tuchel's odds have been slashed since the bookmakers opened their market on his replacement.

Tuchel is competing with Burnley boss Sean Dyche and Everton's own U23 manager David Unsworth at the head of the betting.

Unsworth has been placed in temporary charge of first-team affairs and will be in the dugout when Everton take on Chelsea in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup on Wednesday.

That would be somewhat promising, he’s actively ruled himself out of taking the West Ham job and I think the Leicester one too.

[BlueForYou]

Nagelsmann is only 30 but has worked with Tuchel - that does indeed look like a dream team, on paper anyway

Manager: Tuchel

Assistant: Nagelsmann

Coach: Unsworth

I am in 100%

[Waltzer]

If you believe this then Carlo is out, although it does state we contacted him as quickly as 2 days after the sacking of Koeman, which by my understanding is tomorrow!!?

Everton are understood to have contacted Carlo Ancelotti about the prospect of replacing Ronald Koeman

With Everton scouring the market for a manager to replace Ronald Koeman, one name simply leaps off the page. The Toffees have been linked with the likes of former Watford boss Walter Mazzarri and even David Moyes has been tipped to return – but Carlo Ancelotti is the man the majority of supporters are dreaming about.

The Independent reported on Monday that The Toffees saw the 58-year-old Italian as an option with Burnley’s Sean Dyche and former Dortmund tactician Thomas Tuchel also on the shortlist.

The report added that Ancelotti, however, would take a lot of convincing, having planned to take a number of months out of the game following his sacking by Bayern Munich last month.
And Italian publication Tuttomercatoweb has provided an update on the story on Tuesday morning, going as far as to claim that Everton had contacted the former Chelsea, AC Milan and Real Madrid boss just two days after Koeman was given his marching orders.

Though, as expected, the three-time Champions League winning manager has turned down the prospect of an immediate return to management.

This will come as a disappointing to a number of Everton supporters. Ancelotti is, after all, by far the most reputable name available at the moment and has experience of managing, and succeeding, with some of the biggest club sides in the European game.

With Ancelotti out of the running, however, Burnley supporters can be forgiven for feeling a little nervous with speculation surrounding Dyche increasing.

[blueToffee]

Sorry if I'm late to this but apparently Phil Neville wants the job:

http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/41733364

[TheRam]

Nagelsmann is only 30 but has worked with Tuchel - that does indeed look like a dream team, on paper anyway

Manager: Tuchel

Assistant: Nagelsmann

Coach: Unsworth

I am in 100%

Director of football: Rangnick

[Redartin]

I'm worried now.

When Moyes left the first name being kicked about by the media was Martinez. Then a few others got kicked about but Roberto kept getting mentioned and was then named manager.

When he went first name being kicked about by the media was Koeman. Then we had Emery, Pelligrini etc but Koeman kept getting mentioned and was then named manager.

Now the first named being kicked about by the media is Sean Dyche. Please don't let us go for a hat trick of crap managers. Let Leicester experiment with the likes of Dyche or Howe. I' rather go for the fucking dentist that manages Iceland. (The country, not the shop)

[sam of the south]

Director of football: Rangnick

I've wanted Rangnick as DOF and Tuchel as Manager for a while now

[Trublue]

I want Unsworth right now. Hope he gets the results to get the job. That Press conference has done it for me

[Macca77]

Tuchel

http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11671/11096384/thomas-tuchel-open-to-an-approach-from-everton-over-managerial-vacancy