doddisalegend Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/20-most-promising-young-managers-6070875 Take your pick from the top 20 most promising young managers guys. This article is from Nov 2015 so looks pretty funny in places still a few interesting managers I've never heard of.
Saint Charlie Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 Most of the names in those betting lists are awful. Certainly nowhere near Pochettino or Koeman levels in the main. Hopefully we have bothered to have meetings about potential replacements and have something left field in mind.
Tony F Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 Kelvin in his new role ? Those two bookie lists show someone called "Kevin Davis" Who he???
Chez Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 Most of the names in those betting lists are awful. Certainly nowhere near Pochettino or Koeman levels in the main. Hopefully we have bothered to have meetings about potential replacements and have something left field in mind. Pretty sure Les or Kruger said in the past they 'scout' managers as well as players so they are prepared for these type of situations.
Chez Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 I have to say that Gary Rowett has done a fantastic job at Brum. Whether he has a big enough name or reputation I am not sure, but he seems to have real managerial ability.
Saint Charlie Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 Pretty sure Les or Kruger said in the past they 'scout' managers as well as players so they are prepared for these type of situations. Yeah they definitely did. Hopefully they have seen this situation with Koeman coming and can reacr quickly. With Pochettino we knew about 6 months prior that it was highly likely he would leave, from Guan's comments it sounds similar perhaps here. Hopefully so and they get their no1 choice regardless of whether that is a free agent. Also try and give them a 4 year contract!
Chez Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 The "I have one year left on my contract" has always felt like an advert rather than an assurance, and I suspect the board have wondered if they could realistically extend his stay. So I would think they were very prepared for this eventuality and have a shortlist ready.
thefuriousb Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 As much as I would like someone like Emery, De Boer (i.e someone with their managerial career ahead of them). I would take Pellegrini for 3 years so I can have some relatively peaceful summer breaks. At 62, his next job after the one he picks up this summer will be as manager of Chile. Its not like he has not managed at the very highest level and biggest clubs either, whilst also achieving "success" with Villarreal and Malaga.
saint77 Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 I have to say that Gary Rowett has done a fantastic job at Brum. Whether he has a big enough name or reputation I am not sure, but he seems to have real managerial ability. He would Def be on Les list
SNOWY Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 I have to say that Gary Rowett has done a fantastic job at Brum. Whether he has a big enough name or reputation I am not sure, but he seems to have real managerial ability. Les is definitely a fan. Imagine the meltdown on here if that happened.
S-Clarke Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 I'd like Viera. Any reason? Not seen anything to suggest he's going to be any sort of manager.
Sour Mash Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 I have to say that Gary Rowett has done a fantastic job at Brum. Whether he has a big enough name or reputation I am not sure, but he seems to have real managerial ability. Good shout, definitely an option.
Pancake Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 Any reason? Not seen anything to suggest he's going to be any sort of manager. Apart from the fact he is head coach (aka manager) in the MLS?
S-Clarke Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 Apart from the fact he is head coach (aka manager) in the MLS? But he's not exactly achived anything to suggest he's going to be anything decent at a higher level. I'd prefer to leave those sorts of gambles/giggs/neville etc to the Villa's and Newcastle and other NPC clubs. We're in a position to attract a top European manager.
Pancake Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 But he's not exactly achived anything to suggest he's going to be anything decent at a higher level. I'd prefer to leave those sorts of gambles/giggs/neville etc to the Villa's and Newcastle and other NPC clubs. We're in a position to attract a top European manager. Agree, but that wasn't what you asked.
Suhari Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 Pellegrini or Emery for me. Probably prefer Pellegrini because of his EPL experience. Would bring some calmness, dignity and gravitas to the situation. Knows how to handle a joint EPL/European campaign, and has done well bringing through youth. He's said if he doesn't get a good offer this summer then he's retiring. So we could be his last club. He could be the guy to take us forward in the short term. (is there ever a 'long term' in footbal these days?) Of course the downside is our usual aim of going for younger, ambitious managers: so does he fit? Or does that really matter?
Convict Colony Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 http://www.nu.nl/voetbal/4272568/koeman-bereikt-persoonlijk-akkoord-met-everton.html 4mil according to Dutch news and 200m to spend
Suhari Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 Here's an idea..... Pellegrini with Howe as his number two. Giving Eddie the chance to develop and learn his trade, so he can take over seamlessly in 2/3 years. Dream team?!
Batman Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 Here's an idea..... Pellegrini with Howe as his number two. Giving Eddie the chance to develop and learn his trade, so he can take over seamlessly in 2/3 years. Dream team?! Err, more chance of Mourinho being appointed next week for us than that scenario happening
ooh it's a corner Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 http://www.nu.nl/voetbal/4272568/koeman-bereikt-persoonlijk-akkoord-met-everton.html 4mil according to Dutch news and 200m to spend How does this work with FFP? Revenues of the premier league clubs outside of the top two/three are 150m-200m ish. How can Everton spend £200m ?
Restark19 Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 Looks like Emery will go to Milan if they get new owners, would love him here though. Being in the Europa league is in our favour as Emery loves the competition. Pellegrini would be great too though
Batman Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 Poch and Koeman also weren't at Poch or Koeman levels when they were appointed. Looking forward to Avram Grant coming in then
Convict Colony Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 How does this work with FFP? Revenues of the premier league clubs outside of the top two/three are 150m-200m ish. How can Everton spend £200m ? No idea, I hope they go down the QPR route of football club management
pangy Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 £200m must be with sales of Stones,Barkley and Lukaku. The only good thing about this situation is the world and his dog now know Everton think they are big time so when they do go to buy the asking price goes up
the mick channon windmill Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 I think we need a big name manager someone to give the fans the buzz that we had with Koeman and show the players we are serious about progression. There are some big name managers out there who if we made a play for them could be tempted to come to saints. Somebody like Eddie Howe could in time prove to be good but in my opinion wouldn't be the right choice at the moment as he is too much of a gamble. I would like to see us go for Simeone but obviously that won't happen so Pellegrini or Emre, I wonder if Benitez wishes he hadn't committed to the geordies quite so soon.
Convict Colony Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 I've just seen on the daily fail that their breaking news is Koeman has agreed terms with everton.
maxi_sopez Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 My hope is that the club new this was happening a few weeks ago so already have a shortlist and approached some other managers, if they have been caught out by it in last 48 hours then I worry. Will take a while to get someone new in. Emery would be the dream. Not sure why people would like Pellegrini - he got 6 points more than us with an incredible squad. Howe I cant see it happening. Lets just pray Hodgson doesn't have a **** euros and the board thinks he will be a good replacement!
verlaine1979 Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 How does this work with FFP? Revenues of the premier league clubs outside of the top two/three are 150m-200m ish. How can Everton spend £200m ? Didn't they change the FFP rules last year to 'encourage investment'? Think owners (particularly new ones) are allowed to pump money in for first 3-5 years now as long as they can show plans to eventually become self-sustaining through revenue growth.
Convict Colony Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 “Whether they are fired or attracted to another club, as with Mauricio [Pochettino], you have to be as far ahead with potential coaches as potential players. So I’m always tracking managers and coaches. What’s their style of play, how successful are they, what’s their personality like – so you can be ahead of the game. So I’m always looking at five or six potential managers who have already impressed me". http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/11366206/Gary-Neville-The-era-of-the-gaffer-is-over.html We are the calm in this summer's tempest.
SuperSAINT Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 “Whether they are fired or attracted to another club, as with Mauricio [Pochettino], you have to be as far ahead with potential coaches as potential players. So I’m always tracking managers and coaches. What’s their style of play, how successful are they, what’s their personality like – so you can be ahead of the game. So I’m always looking at five or six potential managers who have already impressed me". http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/11366206/Gary-Neville-The-era-of-the-gaffer-is-over.html We are the calm in this summer's tempest. Great minds again, mate. Was just going to post this: Reed talks about how we found Poch & talks about the hunt for a coach after he left (Pre-Ronald)
GarrettIvo Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 The "I have one year left on my contract" has always felt like an advert rather than an assurance, and I suspect the board have wondered if they could realistically extend his stay. So I would think they were very prepared for this eventuality and have a shortlist ready. Not to mention it wasn't to long ago RK said it would be a difficult choice for him to stay on if the club didn't qualify for European football. That may have been a bit of a hint. Turns out we did qualify, but perhaps he wants more. Whatever. If he's made a choice so be it. We will just carry on.
saint_roffa Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 http://www.nu.nl/voetbal/4272568/koeman-bereikt-persoonlijk-akkoord-met-everton.html 4mil according to Dutch news and 200m to spend That is 4 mil euros Everton are offering Southampton to buy off his contract.
Pamplemousse Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 Given that a new 5 year plan has been set out by the board hopefully the manager will sign a 5 year contract. It'll be interesting to see the length of RK's at Everton
sir_fred Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 There are plenty of good options. Pellegrini of course, Frank de Boer, Rowett is intresting as well. An outside bet would be Karanka. Done well for Boro.
bazza Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 Either Pellegrini or Eddie Howe would do me. The board have got the last couple of managerial appointments right, hopefully they'll get it right this time too.
Avenue_Saint Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 Emery, De Boer, Sampaoli, Ancelloti, would consider Hoddle too, for his publicised personal ills, remains a master tactician and I remember us playing excellently under hin
saintwbu Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 Would love Pellegrini, think he wants to stay in England if the opportunity is right, his job at City was good but not great, but his job at Malaga was fantastic and performances in Europe with a limited side were equally so, which is what we need. The same with Emery, but I do feel like both may not be interested. Laurent Blanc maybe an outside bet? Left PSG but as far as I'm aware not linked with anything at the moment unless I've missed that he's taken a job elsewhere! Feel like De Boer is the easy link for journalists because we've gone Dutch before. Knowing us it'll be someone not on the list of favourites with the bookies, which is the way I like it. As bad as it sounds I hope we don't go British, just nothing inspiring out there for me. We need someone who has handled a European campaign, in a state of transition as we may be this season, and the extra demands of 6 Europa games, we need someone who knows how to deal with it and then we'll be fine. Starting to get excited now.
Matthew Le God Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 Emery, De Boer, Sampaoli, Ancelloti, would consider Hoddle too, for his publicised personal ills, remains a master tactician and I remember us playing excellently under hin He is completely out of touch with modern football, you only need to hear him commentate on ITV to realise that. The last time he managed was 10 years ago!
SuperSAINT Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 I know we are all allowed opinions & I enjoy reading the diversity of names that people would like here, but can we stop mentioning Ancelotti?!
Stud mark of doom Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 Emery, De Boer, Sampaoli, Ancelloti, would consider Hoddle too, for his publicised personal ills, remains a master tactician and I remember us playing excellently under hin Hoddle sounds like a great choice - if we can't agree terms maybe Paul Sturrock would be available
Suhari Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 We *could* make the case that our managers role, if it becomes vacant in the next couple of weeks, is one of the most (if not the most) attractive positions available in world football this summer. Incredibly exciting league, with some huge name managers set to collide next season, new money, a club with ambition, a stable infrastructure and European football. What other 'big' jobs are out there right now? What other 'bigger' jobs than Saints? If/when it comes to it we will get some very interesting applicants. Exciting times.
Batman Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 We *could* make the case that our managers role, if it becomes vacant in the next couple of weeks, is one of the most (if not the most) attractive positions available in world football this summer. Incredibly exciting league, with some huge name managers set to collide next season, new money, a club with ambition, a stable infrastructure and European football. What other 'big' jobs are out there right now? What other 'bigger' jobs than Saints? If/when it comes to it we will get some very interesting applicants. Exciting times. Everton, it seems
Toon Saint Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 Emery, Sampaoli, Howe, De Boer, A.V.B, in that order of preference. A lot better selection of managers potentially available than when we last recruited, at least. Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
supersonic Posted 4 June, 2016 Posted 4 June, 2016 Not Howe, didn't do much at Burnley. I think he's suited to AFCB and would struggle at a club our size. Emery or FDB please.
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