Premier League 17-18 Discussion Part 3

Is this not the case in other leagues? I've never thought about it?

Yeah i thought that was normal?

For sure Palermo has fired and re-hired coaches during a season like with Iachini. Maybe that's just because its the same club?

Everton can confirm David Unsworth will take temporary charge of the Everton first team, commencing with tomorrow night's @Carabao_Cup tie. pic.twitter.com/vyiEXZDZvI

— Everton (@Everton) October 24, 2017

Dat photo

rincon wrote:For sure Palermo has fired and re-hired coaches during a season like with Iachini. Maybe that's just because its the same club?

Yes ,in Italy it is possibile just if same club because he has a contract with that club ... but I mean , you can't have 2 contracts in same year with 2 clubs.

For example, if a coach get sacked after 1st matchday ( yes,possible, we made it with Lippi in 2000 ) he can't coach for the whole year in A.

The most schocking thing here is that Dyche is still Burnley coach and he 's going great with Burnley .. but  suddenly he leaves this club and he goes in a club on same league ..

Imagine if  Milan are fighting with Samp for European place, suddenly Giampaolo leaves Samp because he goes to lead Milan for the rest of matches.
I haven't idea how it can be allowed tbh

I see. Then it's a lot less hilarious that Milan think of Sousa to takeover from Montella. Makes sense now.

I didn't know there was regulations on managers moving in other leagues.

Thought it was like it is in the PL every where.

Thomas Tuchel would be open to an approach from Everton for the vacant manager job - ESPN

Don't think anyone rates ESPN for anything anymore except 30 for 30's tbh

CBarca wrote:Don't think anyone rates ESPN for anything anymore except 30 for 30's tbh

They have never broken a football story in their lifes, they are about as relevant for this sport as NFL is outside of America.

Nah other outlets are reporting it too. Everton really want someone high profile

Unsworth is high profile imo.

Tuchel will take it. Everton will spend money, there won't be much pressure on him this season and no bigger clubs than them will want him.

Tuchel will wait for his chance to take over Bayern, of course. Everton lmao.

Firenze wrote:Tuchel will take it. Everton will spend money, there won't be much pressure on him this season and no bigger clubs than them will want him.

Based on what? (the money thing) they only spent this summer because you funded it lol.

They don't usually.

Everton is Tuchel's level

Quick look at their Transfer History tells me they aren't afraid to splash the cash. Last season they signed Bolasie for 30+m ffs, Williams 15 mil, Scheniderlin 25m

ES wrote:Everton is Tuchel's level

not often I agree with you but I do on this one.

They won't even have the ambition to approach him, look at their history. They always go for no mark jobber managers like Koeman, Martinez and Moyes.

I don't believe these reports.

Firenze wrote:Quick look at their Transfer History tells me they aren't afraid to splash the cash. Last season they signed Bolasie for 30+m ffs, Williams 15 mil, Scheniderlin 25m

Because of outgoings, don't forget they sold Stones for 50m.

They rarely spend money without a big sale to off set it.

Lukayku went for 75m pounds this season. Their net spend is barely 35m

forgot City paid 55m for Stones

doesn't matter though, Everton is about his level. Dortmund aren't known for spending without bringing in money either. No idea why people think Tuchel is above Everton anyway.

Unique wrote:

ES wrote:Everton is Tuchel's level

not often I agree with you but I do on this one.

As if you had any idea about Tuchel and what his level is

The guy is easily among the best coaches in the world

Guy lost the league to Carlo f*cking Ancelotti, thats a double L to TUchel and Bundesliga

Firenze wrote:forgot City paid 55m for Stones

doesn't matter though, Everton is about his level. Dortmund aren't known for spending without bringing in money either. No idea why people think Tuchel is above Everton anyway.

I'm not saying he is, I'm saying that it's unlikely they will approach them because they are another team who lack ambition and just happy with being slightly below the top 6.

I'm expecting Dyche tbh.