The Managerial Merry-Go-Round 2017/18 - sackings etc at other clubs - Zidane going/gone

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  • BazshuayiBazshuayi
    deboer finished
  • BazshuayiBazshuayi
    Conte finished
  • BazshuayiBazshuayi
    shakespeare hughes finshed
  • MoojorMoojor
    best PowerPoint presentation ever!
  • MrsGreyMrsGrey
    I see you have employed your time wisely.
  • BazshuayiBazshuayi
    I was just about to post them in hope to cheer a few people up after the Spurs game and then sat at PC open mouthed waiting for extra time to finish! ;wahoo

    (shouldve saved them for Palace on Saturday ;puzzled ;wink )
  • LukerzLukerz
    Everton in talks with Sam
  • alderzalderz
    Everton going after a free agent manager?
  • Cuz1Cuz1
    Least if Sam went there they’d deffo stay up
  • NEoldironNEoldiron
    edited November 2017
    You can just see it now, can't you, Allardyce's Everton beat Moyes's West Ham, oh the "Iron"y, (see what I did there ;biggrin) ;weep ;weep

    (Yeah, I know the Iron is Scunthorpe's nickname)
  • tomkinsworldclasstomkinsworldclass
    If Allardyce takes over at Everton his first match would be vs his former side Crystal palace at Selhurst Park!, secondly, it would also be between 2 former England managers as BFS succeeded Hodgeson, thirdly, In order for BFS to take over Everton would actually have to agree a compensation deal with Palace. Funny series of events. ;thumbsup
  • Ace of ClubsAce of Clubs
    Chris Coleman leaves Wales role for Sunderland job
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42033068
  • SuzanneClaretSuzanneClaret
    ;nonono

    Is he mad?
  • MrsGreyMrsGrey
    ;nonono
  • grey_til_I_dyegrey_til_I_dye
    A manager whose reputation vastly exceeds his ability, imo.
  • VorselaarhammerVorselaarhammer
    Sounds to me like Everton have got their man.....

    Watford boss Marco Silva on the link to the Everton vacancy "I respect what Everton want, I respect how Watford answer. The clubs need to talk"
  • YeoldhammerYeoldhammer
    grey_til_I_dye said:

    A manager whose reputation vastly exceeds his ability, imo.

    i'd say the same about Moyes ;lol
  • grey_til_I_dyegrey_til_I_dye
    And I'd suggest that you compare their PLrecords, and laugh that off.
  • Cuz1Cuz1
    I’d say I wouldn’t want either if was my choice
  • chicagohammerchicagohammer
    grey_til_I_dye said:

    And I'd suggest that you compare their PLrecords, and laugh that off.

    To be fair, I do not think that is a fair comparison, Coleman only managed Fulham in the PL and although he managed to keep them up for a number of years, it is surely inevitable that Moyes stats will be better given he was in charge of higher profile clubs.

    What would worry me most as a Sunderland fan would be his record at Coventry, that is really bleak and I fear that Sunderland could easily go the same way, if they haven’t already.

    I do agree with the premise that he is overrated.

  • Cuz1Cuz1
    edited November 2017
    a lot of the time at Everton they were top six for a number of years, in not sure but united must have been there or there abouts so he would have a good win ratio, I think he failed at Sunderland because his man management skills didn’t seem to work, at United imo he failed because he took over a aging squad but not till the June, he lost the head of recruitment with fergie and took his own backroom team in when maybe it called for a bit of stability, maybe United should have paid for him to come in sooner rather than June giving him more time with the squad
  • KuchinghammerKuchinghammer
    Coleman had a good rapport with his players, and lifted the Welsh from 40+ to 11th in the FIFA rankings. I think West Ham would have been a good fit. Taking on the Sunderland job is a real challenge - look what happened to D. Moyes.
  • grey_til_I_dyegrey_til_I_dye
    chicago

    It isn't simply about stats; it's about what either of them achieved over a period of time.

    Moyes consistently delivered at Everton; Coleman has not done anything with any PL club.

    It may turn out that Coleman is an outstanding club manager, but there is nothing to suggest that will be the case atm, imo, which was my point.
  • chicagohammerchicagohammer
    Grey,

    I actually think that Coleman did pretty well with Fulham when in the PL, he had a decent cadre of players and managed to get the best out of them, however, my issue is that his record whilst at Coventry was truly appalling and it is that which should be worrying Sunderland fans.

    Mrs Chicago’s family are ardent Sunderland fans so I end up following them quite closely and I do not see a way back for them, I very much hope I am wrong but I doubt very much if Coleman is the answer.



  • Cuz1Cuz1
    Chicago, I agreed with your post I think there in free fall there saving grace is they arnt yet falling behind points wise don’t think Coleman the man and don’t really know who is
  • SuzanneClaretSuzanneClaret
    It’s a terrible job.

    Coleman must be off his rocker.
  • SuzanneClaretSuzanneClaret
    Blunderland are an utter shambles, even as far back as Roy Keen the owners have been making the kind of decisions that make the Venkies at Blackburn look professional.

    For Coleman to take the job he must have been given cast iron assurances.

    I wish him well, it can’t have been easy to take over at Wales when he did.
  • Cuz1Cuz1
    Or a big fat pay check thing with managers now your paid to fail. I can see giggs getting the wales job now
  • SuzanneClaretSuzanneClaret
    I doubt he’s gone just for the wages.

    He fails it looks bad on his CV.

    Folks in here sight how bad Blunderland were under Moyes as a reason not to have hi as manager.
  • Slaven_Cups_His_BeardSlaven_Cups_His_Beard
    Some managers love a challenge, they want to be the one who turned it round.

    Going to be a difficult job but good luck to him
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