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RoboCod
October 23, 2017, 1:48pm
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Everton pull the trigger...someone at least try and look surprised.

Thought he'd do better than he did, ah well..

(on 6 million a year contract, spent 140 million in the summer.)


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October 23, 2017, 1:52pm

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He will get the West Ham job,

Oh its not vacant yet is it ?


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What are the odds on Moyes going back there?


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I think Bill Kenwright's facial expression, caught on the TV camera's yesterday, as the 4th or 5th goal went in, said it all.

I couldnt help thinking ...you should be happy Bill, if Ronald hadnt of rested some of his best players mid week ,so they could be ready for Arsenal,  the score could have been alot worse ...


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Everton have not been a sacking club in the past and are known for giving managers the time to make things work, but they have a foreign owner now, so that's a thing of the past.

I'm sure the millions he walks away with and the millions he is given when someone else soon employs him will ease the pain.
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October 23, 2017, 3:16pm
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Quoted from ginnywings
Everton have not been a sacking club in the past and are known for giving managers the time to make things work, but they have a foreign owner now, so that's a thing of the past.

I'm sure the millions he walks away with and the millions he is given when someone else soon employs him will ease the pain.


Not sure their owner being foreign is much to do with it. People who made the decision (Chairman and Chief Exec) are both British. More the fact that Koeman spent £140m in the summer, and are in the bottom 3 at the end of October.
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I'd say Moyes is nailed on to go back. They're generally a low rosk, safe club in their decision making, and then add in the Moyes/Rooney factor.


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October 23, 2017, 4:08pm
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Well it seemed Moyes was favourite for the Scotland job. So we will see where he ends up. I'm sure he will end up with either one of those jobs. Can probably see him going back to Everton though
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Well it seemed Moyes was favourite for the Scotland job. So we will see where he ends up. I'm sure he will end up with either one of those jobs. Can probably see him going back to Everton though


As Scotland dont go to any tournaments i am sure he could both jobs  


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Moyes has failed miserably in his last 3 jobs so you'd think Scotland would be a better 'fit'.


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October 23, 2017, 4:52pm

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Sean Dyche is the current favourite for the job according to William Hill.

7/4 Sean Dyche
3/1 David Unsworth
10/3 David Moyes
6/1 Marco Silva
8/1 Carlo Ancelotti
10/1 Sam Allardyce
12/1 Rafa Benitez
14/1 Lucien Favre
16/1 Paul Fonseca
20/1 Chris Coleman, Manuel Pellegrini, Thomas Tuchel
25/1 David Wagner, Duncan Ferguson, Eddie Howe
33/1 Alan Pardew, Phil Neville, Quque Sanchez Flores, Roberto Mancini
50/1 Mauricio Pellegrino
66/1 Diego Simeone, Frank De Boer, Martin O’Neill, Ryan Giggs


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If David Moyes goes to Everton they will be a dead cert for relegation the only person to have the experience to get them out the trouble their in is Sam Allardyce if he decides he wants to come back to football
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I can’t believe Giggs is being mentioned for Everton or Leicester?
What managerial success qualifies him ??


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Quoted from Les Brechin
Sean Dyche is the current favourite for the job according to William Hill.

7/4 Sean Dyche
3/1 David Unsworth
10/3 David Moyes
6/1 Marco Silva
8/1 Carlo Ancelotti
10/1 Sam Allardyce
12/1 Rafa Benitez
14/1 Lucien Favre
16/1 Paul Fonseca
20/1 Chris Coleman, Manuel Pellegrini, Thomas Tuchel
25/1 David Wagner, Duncan Ferguson, Eddie Howe
33/1 Alan Pardew, Phil Neville, Quque Sanchez Flores, Roberto Mancini
50/1 Mauricio Pellegrino
66/1 Diego Simeone, Frank De Boer, Martin O’Neill, Ryan Giggs


Where's Mike Newell ?  


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October 23, 2017, 6:06pm
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Quoted from grimsby pete


Where's Mike Newell ?  



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I know people are fed up of Paul Hurst threads but why isn't he in there.
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Not sure their owner being foreign is much to do with it. People who made the decision (Chairman and Chief Exec) are both British. More the fact that Koeman spent £140m in the summer, and are in the bottom 3 at the end of October.


And where did that £140m come from? The owner was behind the decision whatever the press might say.
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October 23, 2017, 6:59pm

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Quoted from Les Brechin
Sean Dyche is the current favourite for the job according to William Hill.

7/4 Sean Dyche
3/1 David Unsworth
10/3 David Moyes
6/1 Marco Silva
8/1 Carlo Ancelotti
10/1 Sam Allardyce
12/1 Rafa Benitez
14/1 Lucien Favre
16/1 Paul Fonseca
20/1 Chris Coleman, Manuel Pellegrini, Thomas Tuchel
25/1 David Wagner, Duncan Ferguson, Eddie Howe
33/1 Alan Pardew, Phil Neville, Quque Sanchez Flores, Roberto Mancini
50/1 Mauricio Pellegrino
66/1 Diego Simeone, Frank De Boer, Martin O’Neill, Ryan Giggs


No Hurst & Doig
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And where did that £140m come from? The owner was behind the decision whatever the press might say.


surely that should be more 50/60 mill as he got loads for lukalu (sp) less than a seasons tv money  and Coleman at 20-1 is good odds  


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