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the more it goes on, the more I think Everton will go for Benitez or Koeman!Orange14 schreef:As expected Everton sacked Martinez. Ponchettino extended his Spurs contract so he's not going to ManU if van Gaal is sacked. The big question is whether Everton wants to take a flyer on FdB or go after an English manager. I think this is the only EPL job that will be within FdB's grasp.
i would say so... slightly... more cash and probably pulling powerrjf1 schreef:Why would Koeman go to Everton? He's got a good thing going at Southhampton. Is Everton really a step up?
True, but indeed only slightly. I would be a little bit surprised if he is interested.afcajax73 schreef:i would say so... slightly... more cash and probably pulling powerrjf1 schreef:Why would Koeman go to Everton? He's got a good thing going at Southhampton. Is Everton really a step up?
Olsen? Nah...I think It's Bosz or Stam. If these are the only two possible choices then I would choose Bosz. But still not happy. Words are that he let Vitesse play attractively but that wasn't always the case.In 2014 it was crap. And what about Maccabi? After six months, his last five matches have ended in three 0-0's(!), a 1-1 and ok, a 3-2. Doesn't sound like attractive football at all.SPL schreef:Koeman is not interested in Everton. More importantly Rijkaard's agent indicates he is not interested in coming back.
Bosz,v d Brom ,Stam and Olsen are the main 4 listed.
Are you referring to Roberto Martinez, late of Everton?? He had one good year with Everton and then lost control of the squad. He's a nice guy but I'm not sure that he's an effective manager.Sandro_Calaaabro schreef:
Olsen? Nah...I think It's Bosz or Stam. If these are the only two possible choices then I would choose Bosz. But still not happy. Words are that he let Vitesse play attractively but that wasn't always the case.In 2014 it was crap. And what about Maccabi? After six months, his last five matches have ended in three 0-0's(!), a 1-1 and ok, a 3-2. Doesn't sound like attractive football at all.
I prefer a foreign coach who would bring some fresh blood and a new look on things.Martinez, for example. It will not happen though.
I think they have already voiced their opposition!!!!SPL schreef:I see Bosz played 5 years for Fword and was a coach for 3 years.I cannot see the supporters accepting him !
Yes, I referred to Roberto Martinez. I know he is a risk but he let Everton play attractively.And for me it's a big bonus that he is a foreigner. I don't see better alternatives.Orange14 schreef:Are you referring to Roberto Martinez, late of Everton?? He had one good year with Everton and then lost control of the squad. He's a nice guy but I'm not sure that he's an effective manager.Sandro_Calaaabro schreef:
Olsen? Nah...I think It's Bosz or Stam. If these are the only two possible choices then I would choose Bosz. But still not happy. Words are that he let Vitesse play attractively but that wasn't always the case.In 2014 it was crap. And what about Maccabi? After six months, his last five matches have ended in three 0-0's(!), a 1-1 and ok, a 3-2. Doesn't sound like attractive football at all.
I prefer a foreign coach who would bring some fresh blood and a new look on things.Martinez, for example. It will not happen though.
I would prefer a guy like ten Haag, at least he knows how to beat Ajax
And maybe seemingly futile but he has the wrong Dutch accent. The kind of accent that people with the Amsterdam accent laugh about. 
The whole group of them including Bergkamp need to go. (Does anyone know what Bergkamp does other than look stone faced during matches?) They are below useless and favor the same U-Turn football that de Boer brought to the team. We may have laughed at Martin Jol six years ago but in his full year at Ajax the team scored loads of goals, finished one point out of first, and had more points than any team of de Boer!SaddlerIan schreef:
One question that does not seem to have been answered is, "what's happened to our Assistant Manager?".....normally, in football, they are at least involved in the talk about a new Coach!
Not forgotten, but that doesn't mean that the perfect background is a Feyenoord background.SPL schreef:Reports say we are paying 500,000 euros for Bosz. From what I read he seems a coach who likes to attack.Ok he may have a Feyenoord background but most Ajax fans seemed to have forgetten J C finished his playing career there.
Am I the only one who thinks that the move from Vitesse to Israel to Ajax was planned? We have had issues in the past with Vitesse letting go of players to us. So maybe management knew that De Boer was leaving at the end of this year and put this plan in place?rjf1 schreef:How were they able to come up with this guy out of the blue so quickly? Makes you think that they knew Frank was going for quite a while before it was made official, and they were lining possible replacements up without letting on during that time, possibly considering and eliminating other potential candidates. Would be interesting to see a list of those who were under consideration (in addition to the few that were mentioned near the end).
