Ronald Koeman sacked by Everton

citytillidie

Koeman has been fired by Everton

Vicxas

No surprise, they have been abysmal

citytillidie

http://www.evertonfc.com/news/2017/10/23/koeman

Everton Football Club can confirm that Ronald Koeman has left the Club.

Chairman Bill Kenwright, the Board of Directors and Major Shareholder Farhad Moshiri would all like to express their gratitude to Ronald for the service he has given to the Club over the past 16 months and for guiding the Club to seventh place in last season’s Premier League campaign.

Cantona's Collars

Ancelloti or Moyes for the job,that is the question.

Ancelloti would be a huge scoop IMO

davyboy1975

Cantona's Collars wrote: »

Ancelloti or Moyes for the job,that is the question.

Ancelloti said he is taking a year out and there is no way he would take the job anyway. Moyes would be a step backwards so not sure who they would target, I hear bilic maybe available soon

Mitch Connor

Cantona's Collars wrote: »

Ancelloti or Moyes for the job,that is the question.

Wagner, Dyche, Howe? Maybe Micheal O'Neill? Chris Coleman?

GavRedKing

If it wasnt for Rodgers link with Liverpool FC, thats who I'd go for.

lawred2

davyboy1975 wrote: »

Ancelloti said he is taking a year out and there is no way he would take the job anyway. Moyes would be a step backwards so not sure who they would target, I hear bilic maybe available soon

Bilic? pmsl

davyboy1975

lawred2 wrote: »

Bilic? pmsl

Yeah it was meant as a joke but he is an ex everton player

Has Coleman stated clearly if he want's to stay at Wales?

rob316

They'll go British. Howe id say and someone who I think deserves a bigger job like this is Pulis, he really can't take west Brom any further.

Lumbo

I’d be amazed if Everton got Ancelotti but they should start at that level and work down. I’d be gutted if they go for a British manager.

Mitch Connor

rob316 wrote: »

They'll go British. Howe id say and someone who I think deserves a bigger job like this is Pulis, he really can't take west Brom any further.

Pulis could right the ship and get them playing effectively, but no way would he be a long term option.

average_runner

Cantona's Collars wrote: »

Ancelloti or Moyes for the job,that is the question.

or Unsworth or Hughes

Crash Bang Wall

No way does Pulis deserve a job like this.....he plays horrible football, his teams get to 42 points and they stop playing.

As a Liverpool fan, I would be delighted if he got the job, but as a football fan, no way to Pulis

gimli2112

GavRedKing wrote: »

If it wasnt for Rodgers link with Liverpool FC, thats who I'd go for.

Would that be an issue? I guess it could turn out like Benetiz at Chelsea where he was never really accepted by the fans. If Rogers hit the ground running I don't believe there'd be a problem.

davyboy1975

M!Ck^ wrote: »

Has Coleman stated clearly if he want's to stay at Wales?

He said this would be his last campaign with wales

average_runner

davyboy1975 wrote: »

Ancelloti said he is taking a year out and there is no way he would take the job anyway. Moyes would be a step backwards so not sure who they would target, I hear bilic maybe available soon

Unsworth to take over till the summer and Ancelloti comes in then

Vicxas

M!Ck^ wrote: »

Has Coleman stated clearly if he want's to stay at Wales?

He said he'd discuss it with his family after they lost the WC qualifications.

lawred2

average_runner wrote: »

Unsworth to take over till the summer and Ancelloti comes in then

nah - I'd prefer them to give Unsworth a real chance to be honest.

rob316

Mark Hughes would be a good shout too another manager who has done all he can at stoke.

super_furry

The need someone to get the best out of the players that they spent all that money on this summer. Lots of creative, attacking midfielders, with no obvious pace or target-man up front.

Brendan Rodgers wouldn't be a bad shout at all in that.

Harry Redknapp is making a few phone calls I'd say

kingshankly

Sean dyche would be a good man for Everton to get whether he would leave Burnley mid season is another thing

POKERKING

rob316 wrote: »

Mark Hughes would be a good shout too another manager who has done all he can at stoke.

He is close to been sacked at stoke!
Hasnt improved them imo at all.

GavRedKing

I did say in the Everton thread they should blow their load on Ancelotti and try get him in.

At this rate, top 4 is gone, in truth, they were never in for it, but top 6 could have been a realistic goal at the start of the season and again, at this stgae, you'd feel it could be beyond them.

Koeman and, or the board wasted an awful lot of the Lukaku money on a player that was nearly 29 and they didnt really need.

Paully D

People are seriously suggesting Moyes for this? ****ing hell. :pac:

GavRedKing

gimli2112 wrote: »

Would that be an issue? I guess it could turn out like Benetiz at Chelsea where he was never really accepted by the fans. If Rogers hit the ground running I don't believe there'd be a problem.

I'd say if Celtic were out of Europe all together he could be tempted, I cant see him staying long term in Scotland with little domestic challenge and no hope in Europe every year.

He'll fancy a tilt down south again at some stage, IMO.

davyboy1975

Give it to rooney sure once a blue always a blue 😜

Rekop dog

This one smells of Allardyce imo. Carlo ain't going there, he's the best available option.

Jayop

Coleman has to be in with a good shout given he's on the market right now. Dyche is due a step up soon but would he risk going to Everton when he's got a Burnley side going well and settled? Rodgers again could be an option but what's the point? I know the spl is crap but at least he's winning it and playing CL football.

Paully D

It'll be Dyche by the way.

callaway92

M!Ck^ wrote: »

Harry Redknapp is making a few phone calls I'd say

If you’re being serious, there isn’t a hope Redknapp (if he does manage again) will work outside London.

Jayop

Paully D wrote: »

It'll be Dyche by the way.

I dunno. Would dyche take it now and risk taking over a really unbalanced squad and ruining his reputation, or waiting at Burnley in the hope a similar job with better prospects comes in the summer?

Would Everton fans even want him? If he doesn't have them on board it'll be a hiding to nothing.

Marco Silva would be a perfect fit to change the tactical approach given the squad available is actually good on paper.
But would need big money to pry him from Watford.
I highly rate him.

Jayop

M!Ck^ wrote: »

Marco Silva would be a perfect fit to change the tactical approach given the squad available is actually good on paper.
But would need big money to pry him from Watford.
I highly rate him.

The squad contains good players but some gaping holes have appeared.

Like dyche would they want to run the risk? Silva being foreign stands to lose less by gambling. The fans would probably take to Silva quicker too.

adox

Hard to feel any sympathy for him.

Nerdlingr

Dyche would be a perfect fit for Everton. Moysie V2.0.

Berserker

Firstly, I think that Koeman might end up at West Ham in the not so distant future. West Ham have Spurs away midweek and Palace away at the weekend. Could be curtains for Bilic if they lose both of them.

gimli2112 wrote: »

If Rogers hit the ground running I don't believe there'd be a problem.

Everton fans would warm to him or Rafa for that matter, if he was successful but I can't see him leaving tic. BR has CL football at the moment, will probably have Europa league football after Christmas and will probably win the league this year.

Rekop dog wrote: »

This one smells of Allardyce imo. Carlo ain't going there, he's the best available option.

Carlo would be a massive win for them but I can't see it happening. Can't see Everton fans warming to Allardyce even though he'd do a really good job with them. I think that Unsworth will get the job the end of the season.

Sugarlumps

rob316 wrote: »

They'll go British. Howe id say and someone who I think deserves a bigger job like this is Pulis, he really can't take west Brom any further.

Three wins in the last 21 games.

Mitch Connor

GavRedKing wrote: »

I did say in the Everton thread they should blow their load on Ancelotti and try get him in.

At this rate, top 4 is gone, in truth, they were never in for it, but top 6 could have been a realistic goal at the start of the season and again, at this stgae, you'd feel it could be beyond them.

Koeman and, or the board wasted an awful lot of the Lukaku money on a player that was nearly 29 and they didnt really need.

I think Ancellotti would be a terrible appointment for them. I don't think he is the right fit for a club that is trying to build a team over a couple of phases and break the top of the table.

I think he is good at coaching top level players to perform in the big games, but i'm not convinced he is good at building something from basically scratch.

Rekop dog

Where's the fun in Everton for Carlo. 6th is the height of their realistic ambitions. Hard to see him getting excited for such a boring project.

He'll take Milan or possibly a high profile international job soon imo.

Agent Coulson

I said in another thread before the start of the season that Barkley would outlast Koeman at Everton.

eh i dunno

Delighted to see the back of koeman. Has dragged us to a new low this season. Team is a mess and showing no signs of improvement. He's bought poorly and over paid for most of them.

I'd go for unsworth myself.

Wagner is in the frame to replace him apparently

Berserker

eh i dunno wrote: »

Wagner is in the frame to replace him apparently

Wouldn't have thought that he'd be on for leaving Huddersfield.

razorblunt

If I were an Everton fan I'd want them to push the boat out and go for broke with someone like Ancelottie.
Dyche would be the next best option. I don't see why they'd go for Hughes or Moyes though.

Liam McPoyle

There is as much chance of me getting the Everton job as there is of Carlo taking it.

Don't be talking shyte.

JPA

Everton are rich and ambitious now, they'll get a serious manager, probably not British.

MagicIRL

Only one man for the job and that's Relegation Batman himself, Big Sam.

Berserker

Surprised nobody has mentioned Louis Van Gal. Odds are pretty short for him.