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“We, as human beings, get tired of always watching the same faces.”
Tell me about it!
We can’t however get ourselves into this mindset that any kind of change going forward now is bad for the club.
We have become a fanbase that is always thinking of the catastrophic worst-case scenario, we have become that mentally scarred by relegation battles over the years that many just want to feel a constant comfort blanket.
The new stadium should really be signalling now the birth of a new 21st Century Everton Football Club and should be the dawn of a new era.
This club has been to one Cup Final in 31 years, for heaven’s sakes, is that really the standard we want now?
There are obviously plenty of rumours as to where he might be going, many saying he is going back to the club where he spent 12 years: Athletic Bilbao. Other rumours have suggested Chelsea or Crystal Palace… I don’t think he would fancy either.
I know him and Moyes went out to dinner when both clubs were in America for pre-season. I wonder, would Moyes move upstairs and let Iriola take over the first team? I have said for a while we need someone to oversee our whole coaching set-up from the youngsters right up to the U21s. I think Moyes would be perfect for that job.
But I think the deal for Iriola is already done… and alas, I don’t think that deal includes Everton.
Asked why he had decided to leave Bournemouth at the end of his third season at Vitality Stadium, Iraola said: “It has been a decision that has taken me a lot of time to take.
“It has not been a clear decision. Always during this process, this season, I’ve been talking to the club about the situation.
“They were very aware that this could happen and there is not always one main reason.
“I think the decision I’ve taken is because probably I don’t want to risk the feeling I have right now of pride and satisfaction of these three seasons.
“And you try to envisage yourself in a possible fourth season, in a possible fifth season. Everything costs more.
“We, as human beings, get tired of always watching the same faces. And I suppose I’ve decided that this was the right moment to put an end to this journey that for me has been really, really special.
“The club is in a great place. I have things in this club that I will not find anywhere else. I come to work every day with a smile and this is very valuable for me.
“But as managers, you learn because you have experience as a player, you’ve had a lot of managers, you have to choose very well when to start, where to start, when to end things.
“And it’s not a decision that I had super-clear. Sometimes, I’ve been thinking, ‘oh, I definitely am continuing here’. Other times ‘I’m not continuing here’. It’s a matter of feeling.
“There is a moment where you have to take a decision. And this is the decision I’ve taken.
“I suppose I prefer to make the mistake of ‘maybe I could have stayed one year more’, but I don’t want to make the mistake of ‘it was one year too much’ and there is a small margin that you are playing with and this is what it is.”