Everton v Liverpool
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That's soo spooky I actually thought that earlier, but I didn't want to induce a tirade from Mike by mentioning Redknapp taking over England job. But it is actually plausible. Levy's relationship is teetering on complete breakdown at times, and could look for a reason to get rid of him, and DM was linked with Spurs a couple of times.
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Don't go there again. Pllllleeeeeeaaaaaaaseeeeeee (and I don't beg that often)
There's a sobering thought for Everton fans.
Fellaini will probably be leaving for Arsenal or a CL side in January anyway. Contract talks having been going on for months and at times Fellaini's body language inidicates he's had enough with the lack of progress
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Rather have Houghton or Martinez
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It would be tough for Everton and their fans but surely it would be a golden opportunity for Moyes considering the amount of cash he would be given to spend. But if he did somehow leave (Not saying he should or he will, I'm a big fan of the work he has done with the cash available to him over the years, and his loyalty) who might possibly replace him?
Edit: Ah well, never mind, you just answered my question above.
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Probably Steve Round short term....then erm.......well there's.......
Steve Kean.
His suicide shall rest on your conscience.
Bookies favourite is Alex McLeish followed by O'Neill. Interesting.......
He's not that bad. He could be John Barnes.
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lolololol
Don't know which is funnier. Doubt O'Neill would fancy Everton, not enough money to wildly overspend on mediocre players.
Not keen on McLeish either. He's doing okay at Villa, but too streaky at times. I'd go Mark Hughes
More to the point, why would McLeish even move? Quite possibly the most sideways move in the Prem. In terms of resources, he has far more to play with at Villa Park, if not squad quality.
Mark Hughes is a ****, but not a bad manager I guess.
I like Hughton too. Shown he can cut it in the Prem so why not give him a shot. Can't be any worse situation than what he's got right now-and the quality of players are much better.
Scarey how the convo has switched to who will replace DM
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What are the odds that Rafa 'Fanatastic' Benitez took over at Everton? I would eat my hair if that happened.
Definately won't happen. He loves Liverpool and wouldn't do anything to upset their fans.
[h=3]Everton boss David Moyes has admitted that he may he forced to sell midfield star Marouane Fellanini if the Belgian refuses to sign a new contract with the club.[/h]The giant central-midfielder was the clubs record signing when he made the move to Goodison Park for £15million from Standard Liege in the summer of 2008. Fellaini is one of the star players at Everton and is a fan favourite, but with less than 18 months remaining on his current contract, the club may be forced to sell. The club are in the midst of a financial crisis and manager David Moyes is aware that he may have to cash in on some of his more experienced players. They do not want to find themselves in a similar situation to Steven Pienaar who ran down his contract and then decided to leave on a free transfer and join Tottenham. Everton are already talking with the Belgium international in that hope that he will sign a new contract and according to reports in the Daily Mirror, initial discussions have been positive. Moyes is hoping that the sale of Mikel Arteta to Arsenal does not signal the opening of the floodgates and that he will be able to convince his star players to stay at the club.
"Yes, there is a danger that selling Mikel could set a precedent, but I hope not. I would like to think we can hang onto our best players," said Everton manager Moyes. "But there is always a danger when someone goes after saying they want to leave that it could set a precedent, and we will have to be careful of that." Should Everton be forced to sell the midfielder then it is believed that the likes of Chelsea and Arsenal would both be ready to snap up the talented midfield star.
Pretty much reported everywhere unfortunately
Hughton's also proving himself on a tight budget. Will certainly be interesting to see how he does with Birmingham this season.
Anyways, let's move to a less depressing topic, shall we...
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Never gonna happen. He still loves the club, so I think he has the same feelings about Everton, as we all do. All the Liverpool fans at least.
Yup. I remember Dan Gosling knocking Liverpool out the cup last time.
And on that more cheerful thought I must take my leave before I get my **** kicked by the other half
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