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Shame for him we’ll be in the champions league in 2 years

Not in two years time, but certainly Europa/conference league will be a possibility.

It'd be a bad appointment but I'm not sure it'd get in my top 3 worst Everton managerial appointments of the last ten years in fairness.

CannockPricey wrote: ↑Fri Oct 25, 2024 7:01 pm It'd be a bad appointment but I'm not sure it'd get in my top 3 worst Everton managerial appointments of the last ten years in fairness.

Not sure tbh, I could see Mourinho walking through the door with 12-13 first team players and a very limited budget being quite possibly the worst idea of the lot.

If he had £300m to spend it'd be ok, but I don't think he'd be suited at all to what he'd be walking in to, and the result would be horrendous.

AjaxAndy wrote: ↑Fri Oct 25, 2024 7:11 pm Not sure tbh, I could see Mourinho walking through the door with 12-13 first team players and a very limited budget being quite possibly the worst idea of the lot.

If he had £300m to spend it'd be ok, but I don't think he'd be suited at all to what he'd be walking in to, and the result would be horrendous.

In all honesty I think he could come in, sack every player, recruit twenty five goldfish as a first team squad, burn down Bramley Moor and change the home kit to red and I'd think he'd probably done slightly better than Lampard did.

I don’t even think he’d be able to do anything with a huge budget. There’s a reason he’s managing Fenerbache.

I’d love his antics here in a vacuum but I don’t think he’s all that good at working with modern players, even the top ones.

I find him incredibly high maintenance and high maintenance people are just a massive no from me.

It would be pure entertainment to have Jose here.

I don't think any particular progress on the pitch would be made, but I think the fans would love him and he would love us.

Catch 22. Prefacing this with 'I really dont want him'. But our squad really needs the early injection of a Mourinho type manager. Mentally stronger, motivated, and smarter. The aftermath however would obviously be a shitstorm. Not sure how we can get the first without the second.

Alternatively, McKenna (who seems pretty decent given his resources), like most managers winning promotion and then finding the step up difficult, would normally be sacked by February or so, but clubs just don't seem to be throwing all eggs into one basket quite as much these days, outlaying on big transfers and new managers to keep hold of premier league status. Ipswich havent spent big coming up, so assume it will be less likely he'll be leaving.

Actually wouldn't be against shit canning him in Jan ye know.

There's an up and coming manager learning his craft in Turkey that might fancy it.



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9 points in 5. Boooo

Yeah I remember saying don't panic and leave him for the season but I wouldn't be too against him going when TFG finally get in.

I 'd love him to get a new contract just to wind some of you cunts up.

Fairly honest interview, said we probably nicked a point.