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Has a born and bred Landaner ever managed a Liverpool club? Also on the list is Garry Monk - and at single figure odds apparently. And I thought panto season was long gone.
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Nuno still waiting for the call...
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The Everton fans I know were not too displeased when Martinez went last time, and don't want him back again.
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Roy Hodgson was and is a Londoner, and briefly managed the red side.
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and we know how that went
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Moyes?
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tobes what's your hunch on this?
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Sam's return
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does Duncan Ferguson have much coaching experience?
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Roberto Martinez being mentioned.
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Personally id say go with Rooney and give it a go.
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based on half a season at Derby?
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I'd prefer Rooney to Martinez too, but that isn't saying much
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what about Potter or that guy at Brentford
have they not earned a shot at a bigger club? |
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Why would Potter leave Brighton for Everton?
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slightly bigger club
more money new stadium on the way |
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i'm not disrespecting Everton's history
just saying in terms of revenue there isn't the difference between the two clubs that there was in the past |
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a good coach could probbaly gte Everton into the CL
would be hard to do that at Brighton |
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It's difficult to assess the ability of the manager's at Brighton and Brentford. They are owned by Tony Bloom and Matthew Benham, the two shrewdest men in football ownership.
Tony Bloom owns Union St Gilloise, who get promoted to the Belgian first division last season and are running away with it having started the season at 100/1. Matthew Benham did similar things with his second club FC Midjtyland in Denmark. I think the biggest stamp of approval for Potter is that Tony Bloom chose him to become their manager, rather than his success at Brighton. Ditto Thomas Frank at Brentford, although Potter didn't exceptionally well at Ostersund. Fourth Tier to Europa League. |
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Brentford's recruitment is top notch, Brighton's not far behind. Everton's is arguably pants
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who do you think everton should go for clydebank?
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I don't know. Potter would be a good choice. I just think it's a poisoned chalice and he can land a better job
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Rooney would get the fans onside and the players' respect
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Martinez as manager...
Ultimately, his refusal to depart from a rigid view of how his teams should play, inability to fix glaring problems, manage matches from winning positions, or prevent himself from losing the faith and respect of his players proved to be Martinez's downfall and he was never able to see through his vision for Everton. Why? Why? Why? |
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some mug club sometime is gonna offer Keanno a job."get up you u c***"
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Keane would be perfect
If they don’t listen he threatens to chin them ![]() |
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i'd like to see Ole back in management,it's have to be a bit more modest,no dna talk....
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it'd*
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Duncan Ferguson and Rooney combo? Big Dunc on his own?
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how are Rooney's assistants at derby?
is he really doing the coaching / tactics /selection? |
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Martinez finished 5th, 11th and 11th in his three seasons, was unpopular with fans and sacked at the end
although he only came fifth, his 72 points in 2013-14 were the most for Everton since 1986-87 (7 points off 4th) |
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any Everton fans about? any whispers?
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some money for Fat Frankie
anything in the papers? |
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ive heard Wayne does everything at derby,hes outside selling the tat.hes in the tea bar,hes a steward,hes the mascot at half time....must be fkn shugged oot
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i doubt everton would ask him to do that stuff
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Philip Neville is waiting for the call.
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