De Boer interested in Everton job

Players will go and new ones will arrive, its only ourselves who will be the constant.

We have to learn to be happy again, I hope the season starts with a bang and some quality signings.

Valencia currently without a coach. Everton later today will be looking for a new one. His agent talking up both clubs.

What appeals more to him?

Why the fuck do you call yourself supporters if you are willing to settle for a mediocre appointment for the next manager at such a pivotal period in the clubs future?

I don't want Moyes back but I feel he should be respected more by a large number of Everton fans.

Yes he jumped ship, but lets face it, Man u are run like a world wide conglomerate, were as we are run like a shitty corner shop who are always out of milk when you need it.

He wanted Baines and Fellaini, if my memory serves me correctly, they were his players and most managers take some of there trusted players when its possible.

As for finishing top 10 after years, lets not forget the joke of a squad he inherited and the measly budget he had to work within.

I don't want Moyes, but id take him over some people we are linked with including Hughes, O'Neil, Sean Dyche and Eddie Howe.

At the same time id put a lot ahead of him.

He's the first manager ever to have won 4 consecutive league titles in Holland.

Now I know its not the strongest league, but he's achieved something special there.

Also he only lost out on making it 5 by a point or two.

Any respect I held for the ginger bore went with the way he handled his exit from this club, so why some even entertain the dud is beyond me.

FdB will do for me thank you very much, would like to think he would bring his backroom team with him also.

I also wouldn't be too bothered if no new manager is announced immediately, as long as Martinez is put out of his misery ASAP, and definitely prior to Sundays game. Even if they say he will leave post-match on Sunday that would do!

It's all just speculation currently, as the wall of silence continues from our once great club - please make some form of announcement today, for god's sake.

Seems to me Kenwright has made the same mistake with Bobby that he did with Moyes, and became friends first - employer/employee a distant second.

Kenwright should also announce his departure prior to this evenings "awards" ceremony, and then they can both have a warm-ish reception from all, as they meander off into the sunset together with the millions of pounds they have taken out of Everton, to continue their bromance away from our club.

Well, fuck that – Leicester are Champs & we're the fucking chumps. Christ, we haven't even won the League Cup, never mind the Premier League title.

Our motto may be written in an ancient language no fucker speaks no more, but I KNOW we Blues still believe in it. It still has meaning today.... shoot for the stars, aim high & believe – cos we are EVERTON FC. COYB.

The only worry the premier league is so unique, anyone can beat anyone on any given day. Much harder than the Dutch league, but what the hell as long as it's not Moyes O'neill or Hughes. I'd be happy with any of the two mentioned above.

Mourinho for me is out of a job, we could afford his wages and we have a transfer kitty to back up our young talent.

If the the reds can tempt Klopp with no european football then why cant we tempt Mourinho.

AIM BIG AIM HIGH

Yes, Mourinho would be a coup and he's won a lot more than De Boar. I do think De Boar would be a better fit for Everton though.

The one thing that Martinez has succeeded at was helping improve what was already a good youth academy. There's lots of work going on at Finch Farm now for the youth players to stay at the training ground. De Boar will take to this like a duck to water. Ajax nurture some of the best young talent in the world. Jose Mourinho has bought his teams at every club and as a awful record with integrating youth players into his sides.

De Boar is also a world name who will also attract players. As for winning the Dutch league, I understand he is the only manager to win it four times in a row. Pretty good for a young manager. No manager is going to be universally popular. I think the one thing is that with the names in the frame we'll at least do better than Moyes and Martinez.

Btw, if we were able to pull off getting Mourinho I would be over the moon. He's one of the best managers of all time. I'm just unsure he'd be a good fit for the reasons above.

After Martinez I'm sceptical.

So if you wish to aim big and aim high it pays to aim accurately.

Steve McClaren won the Dutch league once. De Boer's Ajax plenty of times and he's played for Barcelona and over a 100 caps for Holland so has instant respect from players.

Playing for Glasgow Rangers has no bearing on his credibility at all, Daniel!

As for Mourinho, he inherited Ranieri's side and won the league in his first season, then was backed by an open cheque book, until his safety first philosophy of sticking with ageing players backfired. His treatment of Eva the physio was disgusting, just like his vomit-inducing arrogance.

Benitez was similarly lucky taking over the sickly Houllier's team, and winning the Champions League. Ultimately he was found out, and his pathetic spat with Alex Ferguson, and his childish list - not forgetting his little club jibe - make him extremely unsuitable for EFC.

For me De Boer, with his experience at the top level, his desire to nurture young talent and (very importantly) he wants desire to manage our club, makes him my personal choice.

Jose - artogant prick.

Emnery.

I can't believe anyone is talking about Moyes. I couldn't stomach another year of that shite defensive football, always likely to be on the end of a good thrashing every now and again.

11 years of never winning at the Sky 4; fuck, I'm not even sure if he won at any of them with United.

De bore, De boar, De Boer. Take your pick.

You have to have an idea of how you want to play, and a plan to get there. How would you decide on your signings if you don't know how you want to play?

Bobby's philosophy was fine. He just didn't have the ability to implement it, or the sense to ensure results didn't suffer too much while he tried.

I think Mouriniho would be a car crash waiting to happen, he would wind the RS up for certain though!

And he once turned down Liverpool.

The club needs a firm grip on the future. I have cringed watching games when players celebrate too much and too early and lose focus, only to concede silly late goals and consequently, points. This season has been a prime example of poor choices and players not reaching heights expected of them. The frightening scenario for me is that the season will begin all over again in three months. So a bold decision is required now and the hard work for the new manager begins in the next week or so.

I do not want 'young up and coming'. Who couldn't win with Ajax in Holland?

Bielsa would shake the club up... in the right way.

He gets my vote, with Koeman stating that he is happy to stay at Saints, I say 'Bring It On'.

He is high enough in profile, and has certainly earned respect, throughout the world, so he could have no problem bringing in top players too.