Everton Thread - 2021/22

[jonah62]

If Everton hire Martinez then Belgium might actually win something

..and not run our Kev into the ground, like that twat Martinez

 

[Phil1]

..and not run our Kev into the ground, like that twat Martinez

He’d name Kev on his first Everton teamsheet the silly fucker!!

 

[cleavers]

If I was looking for the next everton manager, I'd see how resistant forest were if I enquired about Steve Cooper, I know he's got liverpool connections, but I think he's an impressive coach.

 

[MaineDAWG2008]

apologies if already posted... hilarious shit this. :-)

 

[manchester blue]

I like Everton. They could do a lot worse than get Joe Royle as interim for the rest of the season with big Dunc alongside him

Joe Royle? He’s in his 70s and not managed for twenty years. Bit rusty to say the least!

Get Potter.

 

[East Level 2]

Potter has another four or five years where all he needs to do is avoid relegation and take the occasional point off Palace. His problems will start when the club are established in the PL and fans want to progress. - See Charlton Athletic.
He'd be expected to achieve more at Everton, and in a shorter timescale. And he'd have less influence in the running of the clubs than he has at Brighton.

 

[Gingers Dad]

If they had anyone running the club with half a brain and even a modicum of vision, they would go all out for Graham Potter.
Martinez and Rooney would be just a case of making the same mistakes all over again

Potter is a good manager but he would need a lot of time and transfer windows to turn them round.

 

[LongsightM13]

Potter is a good manager but he would need a lot of time and transfer windows to turn them round.

The same is true of whoever they appoint? At least they would have a progressive coach at the end of it

 

[KS55]

Potter is a good manager but he would need a lot of time and transfer windows to turn them round.

Everton may be suffering from the same problem that plagues the rags, namely their owner and the board are focussed on something other than football excellence.
In the rags case it is personal enrichment that is the goal. But in Everton's, I am at a loss to work out just what their owner wants. He took control in murky circumstances and has spent a lot of money, but where is the strategy? What is the vision? Are they banking on the new stadium transforming the club?
Anyone got a clue?

 

[Johnny Mars Bar]

Weren’t Everton destined for world domination a few years ago when they got taken over?

I was led to believe that money always = instant success.