Who should we go for? POLL RESET

[Duncs_a_legend]

I don't want unworthy myself he needs to go and manger in the Championship before us I m o,it's a massive decision and we need to get this one right.

He has already hasn't he?

[therealdunc]

Has to be big Sam

Has one more job in him, hungry to be given the chance and prove himself - has stated numerous times in recent months he will only return to management for a big job that gives him the chance to really go for it.

Proven manager at improving and maximising player ability’s

Played good football at Bolton when he had the good players in his final 2 years there despite the rubbish the London based media wrote about him

Has a good relationship with some of the current squad

[Confucius]

He definitely won't.

Not sure, passed over twice even though doing a stellar job at u23 level. Winning leagues competing with the Cities etc of this world on a similar budget...


Does he deserve the chance? Interesting one.

[D15TIN]

Has to be big Sam

Has one more job in him, hungry to be given the chance and prove himself - has stated numerous times in recent months he will only return to management for a big job that gives him the chance to really go for it.

Proven manager at improving and maximising player ability’s

Played good football at Bolton when he had the good players in his final 2 years there despite the rubbish the London based media wrote about him

Has a good relationship with some of the current squad

Dodgy bastard, ale house football, would honestly consider stopping going.

[Macca77]

Do me favour and fuck off with the Allardyce shouts, wouldnt want the likes of him anywere near our club

[Coyb12]

He has already hasn't he?

I think it was Preston was it caretaker.

[Ball8y]

That young fella-me-lad Pep, at Manchester City could be tempted away with a few bob and a couple of packets of swizzels I think.

[Duncs_a_legend]

I think it was Preston was it caretaker.

Ye 2 spells as caretaker/interim manager.

[Jimmywhack]

Ryan Giggs can get to fuck as well

[kramer0]

The only thing I can say with any certainty is that if whoever we appoint next even entertains the idea of playing Cuco Martina, he should be sacked immediately.

[therealdunc]

Sean Dyche is the sort of manager you get in if you have a tight budget and pay championship wages at a club with no expectations.

We are not there anymore.

Sean Dyche is criticised by Burnley fans for failing to make positive changes in games, they say he is often to slow to change his team or tactics and when he does it’s often negative.

The other criticism is he is often to happy to take a draw - we are past that sort of rubbish of the Moyes era.

Sean Dyche would be a step backward.

As for Unsworth, don’t know enough about him but managing the u23s where there is no pressure and it’s all about being friends with the players and improving them is a lot different to the first team.

Unsworth would be too big a risk .

[Robioto]

Funny reading these posts, there isn’t one manager that a majority of fans are leaning towards. Shows there is not a lot about at the moment and that nobody really knows what we need.

Going to be interesting.

[Bluedylan]

Funny reading these posts, there isn’t one manager that a majority of fans are leaning towards. Shows there is not a lot about at the moment and that nobody really knows what we need.

Going to be interesting.

I don't think it shows that there's not a lot about. There's loads of options and managers about that we could get.

What it shows is that we're a large, opinionated fanbase with a diverse range of opinions.

[Silas]

Not sure, passed over twice even though doing a stellar job at u23 level. Winning leagues competing with the Cities etc of this world on a similar budget...


Does he deserve the chance? Interesting one.

He loves his current role and counts himself incredibly lucky to be working at Everton

[Confucius]

He loves his current role and counts himself incredibly lucky to be working at Everton

Hope that's true.