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He will be closely followed by Bilic, Hughes and Clement
Bilic will be gone unless there’s a rapid improvement.Quote:
Originally Posted by Henry Hill
Think Sparky will turn it around.
Hope Clement stays put — he’s doing a bloody brilliant job.
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Originally Posted by Dr Lecter
Gotta be Big Sam, if they want saving.
Russell Slade - nailed on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr Lecter
It's a tough job. They're a big club. They'll expect more than survival. I should imagine they'll be wanting at least Europa League. Long term they must have ambitions to be a Champions' League side.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/41683786
As Tony says, Big Sam is the man to keep them up
David Moyes the early front runner woth the bookies. Havent Everton fans been through enough this season already ?!?!?!
SLADE OUT!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Dandruff
should never have left in the first placeQuote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
The old adage “Never go back” applies to many things in life
If Moyes returned it would be a mistake for both him and Everton
He seems like a nice guy, but if he had anything to do with signing Ashley Williams, then he should never be allowed into a football club again!
:hehe: you do have a knack :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by G rangetown Blue
Has to be Malky, Shirley......:popcorn:
Just seen our Neil at the services junction 33. Punching Goodison Park into the old sat nav.
Make of that what you will :shrug:
Giving Koeman £150m (was it?) to build a side to challenge for top six shows their ambition but the way they have performed so far thia season, it must be worrying that the slump will continue if they pick the wrong man.Quote:
Originally Posted by NYCBlue
Currently not a very attractive position for a prospective manager and decent ones will be few.
Makes sense to pay someone a small fortune on a contract til the end of the season and then recruit.
Coleman too much of a risk IMO and relegation is not an option.
Gotta be Allardyce Shirley, but will he want it preferring to tout himself for one of the others mentioned on a longer contract?
I do so hate this annual merrygoround that the premiership has created!
i hope they go for Duncun Ferguson.
fed up with the same names being banded about
Another Dutch manager will be fired next
Sparky played 5-2-3-1 towards the end of last season and has carried it into this year but full back options include glen Johnson, a striker, a young player, a utility player and one full-back. He deserves to go for that woeful planning alone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr Lecter
Clement will stay but Swansea are in a weaker position than Watford and Bournemouth. The jack's haven't taken advantage of experience in this league and seemed determined to go down.
Bilic is supposedly a good manager but wear ham have been out of shape since moving from Upton park.
Koemans' made big mistakes (three 10's, no striker) but he would have probably succeeded next year. It's a club that wants to be on the up but who can they bring in as good as koeman could be?
It's crazy. Give a bloke £140m to spend, and 9 games in you're looking for a new bloke who will be looking to spend more money to replace the players the last bloke bought.Quote:
Originally Posted by NYCBlue
Sparky deserves the sack for performing so poorly with a one man numerical advantage. Or, is he playing Goalie When?Quote:
Originally Posted by surge