Definately. When DM does leave, Rodgers and Lambert are the names I would mention as replacements. They've done fantastic work in the Prem as first time Prem managers. The style of football they've brought to the Prem has been compared to Blackpool, but they've done better work than Holloway has done. You just have to look at the Swansea style, with basic Triangular play as an example. Yes we defeated that-but they and Norwich have not been afraid to stick to the basic fundamentals, of good honest football. I'd have no hesitation in seeing them as replacements. It's just a shame that there's no bigger clubs out there, who don't take a chance on managers like them.
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Definately. When DM does leave, Rodgers and Lambert are the names I would mention as replacements. They've done fantastic work in the Prem as first time Prem managers. The style of football they've brought to the Prem has been compared to Blackpool, but they've done better work than Holloway has done. You just have to look at the Swansea style, with basic Triangular play as an example. Yes we defeated that-but they and Norwich have not been afraid to stick to the basic fundamentals, of good honest football. I'd have no hesitation in seeing them as replacements. It's just a shame that there's no bigger clubs out there, who don't take a chance on managers like them.
I agree completely. Paul Lambert and Brendan Rodgers should be considered two of the best young managers in Britain. I would definitely take them at Liverpool, if King Kenny were to leave, as I would love a talented young manager to be at Anfield for the long term once Kenny leaves. I doubt it though; clubs are normally impatient and unwilling to hire inexperienced managers!
Andre Villas-Boas was an exception, and I was really devastated when he left Chelsea! I hope AVB continues his career and fulfils his potential - maybe as a replacement for Pep Guardiola one day? I guess that's fairly likely, if he can do well at his next job. If not, maybe he will be just another manager.
Anyway, brilliant win for you Evertonians yesterday, which just goes to show how brilliant David Moyes actually is! I have always rated him, and respected him, despite him managing Everton, and he just proves time and time again you don't need money to succeed. Managers like Guardiola are rated so highly, yet people overlook the fantastic job people like Moyes or Walter Smith do (with little money)!
Anyway, on topic, bring on the derby! We're going to thrash you, haha! A place in the final will just spice things up a little bit more in a match which is bound to be extremely competitive anyway!
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I'd hate to play you in the final (if we go through). It will be tough.
Wouldn't be easy for us either with Piennar being cup-tied sadly
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You have a little revenge to play for though, so it would be a cracker.
Sigh. Another dodgy ref performance courtesy of Andre Mariner.
Fair play to Norwich. Showing why they're staying in the Premiership. Good stuff from them. Still above Liverpool so can't complain too much. Thank you Villa
Fair play to Norwich. Showing why they're staying in the Premiership. Good stuff from them. Still above Liverpool so can't complain too much. Thank you Villa
Do you Evertonians think Fellaini/Jagielka/Baines will be at Everton next season?
I can see perhaps Jagielka and Fellaini going, David Moyes will be still with you next season though.. I think he is Fergie's successor.
I can see perhaps Jagielka and Fellaini going, David Moyes will be still with you next season though.. I think he is Fergie's successor.
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