Next Everton Manager

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Who should be next Everton manager?

Jose Mourinho
4
7%
David Moyes
11
20%
Lee Carsley
7
13%
Thomas Frank
10
18%
Edin Terzic
2
4%
Steve Cooper
0
No votes
Leighton Baines
2
4%
David Wagner
0
No votes
Massimiliano Allegri
2
4%
Michael Carrick
2
4%
Danny Rohl
8
14%
Gareth Southgate
0
No votes
Dave From The Pub
4
7%
Other
4
7%
 
Total votes: 56

Gash
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Doesn't seem like they've much of a plan, you'd think if they knew they were getting rid of Dyche and wanted Moyes they'd have sounded him out by now.
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Big Nevs Vaz wrote: Thu Jan 09, 2025 5:40 pm Most sequels are a bit disappointing (Godfather Part 2 not included).
Howard Kendall was a fairly good example of a disappointing return x 2.
I don't see Moyes (or even more so Mourinho) as progressive appointments.
If it is Moyes it's all a bit short sighted, uninspiring and not a great start for TFG.
To be fair, Moyes won a European trophy in his second stint at West Ham.

Recruitment-wise, he's brought in plenty of game players over the last few seasons, Kudus being the most notable to me.
Kerryblueboy
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Home alone 2 and hangover 2 were good but most sequels are a let down hopefully moyes is only until the summer can’t wait for the he knows the city and the people shite to start
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AllyBlue14 wrote: Thu Jan 09, 2025 5:57 pm To be fair, Moyes won a European trophy in his second stint at West Ham.

Recruitment-wise, he's brought in plenty of game players over the last few seasons, Kudus being the most notable to me.
Let's not forget Kudos put in a transfer request and went on strike to join us before West Ham even showered an interest
NomadskiEFC
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Clearly more has gone on behind the scenes than the information currently out there would have us believe.

This isn't FG's first rodeo.
Audrey Horne
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Sad that it looks like Moyes.

Liverpool fans on my socials saying 'who do they realistically think they'll get?? Lol'

Want to punch them.
Bluedylan1
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Terminator 2's pretty great.
Toddacelli
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If there is a massive, sudden improvement in the players, beyond any new system etc, I’ll be a bit pissed off if it looks like they’ve been holding back and risking relegation. Don’t get me wrong, I’ll be pleased with the upturn, and I expect it, but I do wonder if some of it - even if caused by a toxic workplace - can be attributed to downing tools.

They’re a much better group than our league position, after all.
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I don’t get going for Moyes, he has West Ham performing like a Dyche team in the last few years even with a better squad.

I get he got them a trophy, but if we’re sacking Dyche for being too negative then hiring Moyes doesn’t make sense
Big Nevs Vaz
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AllyBlue14 wrote: Thu Jan 09, 2025 5:57 pm To be fair, Moyes won a European trophy in his second stint at West Ham.

Recruitment-wise, he's brought in plenty of game players over the last few seasons, Kudus being the most notable to me.
All fair points. Weren't we in for Kudus as well but couldn't pony up the cash?
Moyes was a very good manager for us but its a long time ago and I would prefer if we were looking forward a bit more with our new owners at the helm.
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Toddacelli wrote: Thu Jan 09, 2025 6:01 pm If there is a massive, sudden improvement in the players, beyond any new system etc, I’ll be a bit pissed off if it looks like they’ve been holding back and risking relegation. Don’t get me wrong, I’ll be pleased with the upturn, and I expect it, but I do wonder if some of it - even if caused by a toxic workplace - can be attributed to downing tools.

They’re a much better group than our league position, after all.
A new system and tactics will be a huge improvement though?
777Kidnappings
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Toddacelli wrote: Thu Jan 09, 2025 6:01 pm If there is a massive, sudden improvement in the players, beyond any new system etc, I’ll be a bit pissed off if it looks like they’ve been holding back and risking relegation. Don’t get me wrong, I’ll be pleased with the upturn, and I expect it, but I do wonder if some of it - even if caused by a toxic workplace - can be attributed to downing tools.

They’re a much better group than our league position, after all.

I think we'll just find out they really are a bit shite
Shogun
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Let's get this straight, Moyes is a million miles ahead of Dyche and his achievements in the game is something the latter can only dream of. They're not the same.
Toddacelli
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Audrey Horne wrote: Thu Jan 09, 2025 6:04 pm A new system and tactics will be a huge improvement though?
Agreed. I just remember being annoyed on behalf of Chelsea fans that time their players downed tools and then started playing again when they got a new manager. That was not all down to the systems etc.

I’d be furious if I was a season ticket holder paying to go see that.

But either way I will be happy to see an upturn. I guess I should just count my blessings he’s gone?
Bluedylan1
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It sounds like they weren't particularly planning to fire him in the last 24 hours (which accounts for the unusual timing), but his response to any sort of questioning was so defensive and substandard that they've felt ''we need to get him out of here immediately''. That might be why the replacement isn't fully lined up yet.
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