Do you know what your talking about?

"I also don't understand the rationale here: " If he is promised money he will ensure he gets the money". How exactly? Pop round Bill's house and threaten to put his head in a vice like he's Joe Pesci in Casino minus the crap wig & shortarse charm? Isn't he more likely just to get into a strop and jack it in? "

Check you history!

"il Duce" wiped the Mafia out! It was one of the reasons why the Italian people embraced him so much early on (and probably a reason why Di Canio likes him).

Aren't your words the words of a typical front line black shirt, who's been fed generalisations about another country, but is really clueless about what's going on.

Whether you agree with Di Canio's politics or not, he's stood up for what he believe's in, which is more than what most people do.

As a nation we're trying to topple Assad in Syria (what a fascist twat, blood of thousands on his hands), but at the same time his money is in our banks (unconfiscated, nice eh?), have you wrote to the government or to any other forums expressing your moral outrage?

I can give you lot's of examples of nasty dictatorships we've propped up if you want (and other deeds our peace loving and democratic nation has done), we vote for the Government that does it!

Are you as clean as you think you are?

Di Canio doesn't have the blood of thousands on his hands.

He probably just has a clearer conscience than many because he speaks his mind and doesn't hide who he is.

As I said to Sam, can you see the irony of what you are saying here? So let me get this straight, you only want a new manager if he has a trophy under his belt? If not you're happy to stick with one who has none in 11 years? (And that's just with us.)

Your second post really is full of the most ill-thought-out bullshit I have had the mis-pleasure of reading on this site in recent times. I was about to spend a few mins cutting and pasting the most ridiculous parts but on reflection I couldn't be arsed because its pointless.

One point that I can't pass on commenting on though is your hilarious comment about foreseeing numerous embarrassing losses. What, like 7-1? Or 5-1 to some no mark Romanian team? Some of the most embarrassing defeats this club has ever suffered have been under your hero (and we get these without the faintest possibility of an away win at a big club like you mention).

And finally what kind of a cock claims that other fans would trade out Premier League status for a win at Anfield? Seriously man, do you even think about what you write?

During his time at Lazio, he would celebrate by saluting (in traditional neo-nazi style) the famously neo-nazi 'supporters' group who have turned up at the training ground of lazio to block the entrance of black players in the past.

Besides the fact he'd probably walk after 6 months or the first sale of a star player or the fact that he aint managed beyond league 1. Paul Ince did great job at Macclesfield and Mlton Keynes, ballsed up in the P.L.

So an unproven fascist is our new saviour? Nah ta!

Martinez would be an option, with Neville as assitant.

Beyond him, there aint many. Maybe Poyet (he was flavour of the month a few months ago, is he still any good?) or someone like Neil Lennon from Celtic is also a long shot.

Seriously, would it honestly be worth having someone with his beliefs at Everton because he MIGHT get a few results? "Yeah ok he's a fan of Mussolini like and he's a fascist — a political belief that has racism at it's core — but fair play, remember when he caught that ball?"

For the record, I wouldn't agree with Di Canio for the job either, but any name that is ever suggested is just shot down with this tripe by some, usually the same brigade who wouldn't hear a bad word uttered against the moyesiah. And many of the arguments are laughable in their irony.
My personal choice would be Slaven Bilic. (Cue Bilic character assassination).

If we looking at replacements, I would possibly opt for Paul Lambert — he's been told to cut the wage bill at Villa and not given a chance to carry on where he left off at Norwich, I think he could do a solid job with us.

Just another thought... Hughton is a good shout as well.

That said, I think Everton should be aiming higher if Moyes was to walk away.

The OP states that even Moyes's bigest supportes now want him gone? I disagree and would argue that most Everton fans would welcome him signing a new contract. Maybe we can get a Poll on the scene guys?

I then said that people use single statistics in order to beat Moyes and then cited two equally irrevelavant stats about his win over Liverpool and his record at City. You almost choked on the profanities you were spouting out over thisthen laughably cited two losses that you could think of in 11 years. So what, United got beaten 6-1 at home by City, Probably their worst loss ever, individual games mean nothing.

Faintest whiff of an away win (putting aside a minute that it is four lcubs of your choice and not the current top teams in England), there's been load so fitmes we've ocme close to the win mos tnotably at the Emirates only for that last minute deflected goal to go in. Is that not a whoff of a win, the stat is still inexcusable but don't make stuff up its not as though we've never looked like we might win.

Seamus you just belong to this sad generation of revisionists on this site that are so bent out of shape by anger that they can do little more than personally insult whoever posts anything that doesn't fit into their deluded hypocritical world view.

Klinsmann and Bilc play good attacking football but I doubt they would come without the transfer pot. I still can't see beyond Martinez.

Martinez will not come to Goodison if Wigan stay up. Do we want him if they go down?

We need a manager with killer instinct and one who has the conviction to go with blending youth and hunger into his squad just as Joachim Loew did with the German national side after he took the reigns from Klinsmann, that isn't a current British trait. Even Loew is still looking to new youth for this year.

My money is on a Curbishley type of individual.

Desperate for a job so will do as he is told.

So the list may well be:

Alan Curbishley
Mark Hughes
Shteve Mclaren.
etc etc etc...

God help us.

Hello Dave,

Yes, Lamberts definitely a contender and I feel the need to remind all that even Moyes early on had a flirt with relegation, I'm interested to see if he keeps them up (just like Martinez).

It's a difficult one, you can find pros an cons for them all. I don't envy BK his job if he finds the backbone to make the choice.

They're all at the same level, Martinez, Houghton and Di Canio, that being, unproven at a club with EFC's stature.

There is also Di Matteo, who I think does have a decent tactical brain and won the CL, but having said that there's one or two of us who would have won the CL given the talent in that team. I heard an interesting rumour about Di Matteo, it's that he rubbed up the wrong way a lot of the staff at WBA with his attitude/arrogance to the little people?

No stating who I want, just that Lennon is someone I could see B.K. hiring.

Hughes, Di Matteo, Bilic ( what has he ever achieved by the way?), Klinsmann it wont be.

I believe it will be 1 of Lennon, Martinez or Neville. None of whom will 'take us to the nxt level'

Gary Megson, anyone?

Laudrup's signed a new contract, and Di Canio is a headline grabber, with a lower league record often repeated by many fat blokes called Stan or Ian.

Frank Ryjkaard. Make a statement.

Martinez is a good shout, gets his young team playing good stuff, but always just escapes relegation season after season & usually gets spanked a few times along the way... 9-1 at Spurs anyone!

I know i'll be given down the banks by my fellow ToffeeWebbers, but I remember a while back Leeds playing some great passing stuff under Simon Greyson: entertaining, exciting & plenty of goals spread throughout a young attacking team... Oh to see some of that at Goodison!

I know he was sacked there, but it was by Ken Bates & Leeds have plodded on since. (Apart from the League Cup, again!!!)

To be honest, at the moment, I'd settle for anyone who could bring some pride back!!!

Excellent player, good as manager in Scandinavia, but those Scandinavian leagues are a world apart from our Prem or even the Championship. That's a possible negative for me.

In my view De Canio is a pretentious, ridiculous drama queen who will walk out whenever the going gets tough. Histrionics are not principles and what has he done to suggest he could manage Everton? We would not be ignoring a potentially great manager because of his wacky political beliefs, we would be avoiding a crowd pleasing buffoon with a nasty streak. A bit like his hero, actually.

Basically Moyes lite.

Martinez, Di Matteo, Adkins, Steve Clarke and maybe Poyet might be more realistic options; i'm not totally sold on any of them but one of them might work out well.

Mclaren, Hughes, Steve Bruce, Neville, Round and Curbishley are in the 'Please God no' pile that we will probably end up with.

Chris Houghton fits into that middle bunch and is BKs type of man (won't ask too many questions).

But I've just read about his political affiliations and yes he is a fascist sharing the same views as Mussolini - why must charismatic men be such nutters?

I'd also have a fourth list which would consist of David O'Leary, Neil Lennon, Dick Advocaat and Mick McCarthy. This list comprises candidates who would make one consider never watching football again.

If and when Moyes goes I expect that the next permanent coach will be someone never mentioned on ToffeeWeb,

We need a manager who fucking hates the shite as much as we do.

We have been too nice for far too long, I want ref's to be shit scared about sending off one of our players, no more Osman shrugging in front of the ref to show his displeasure.

I want us to turn into a bunch of snarling, moaning, tough tackling nutters who can play a bit - the new modern day Leeds, fuck all this nice Everton who don't complain bollocks - look where that got us!!

Heard that Coppell was being lined up before Moyes got the job way back when. Could see Kenwright looking in his direction again.

I don't actually rate Keane, I was just making a suggestion based on Mr Hudson's criteria. I mean, he ought to be a good manager, but his track record shows he isn't. He is probably a better TV pundit than coach.

Happily, I'm with you on Bielsa and Bilic. Feel free to disagree with me at this point, just to even things up, mate!

Here's a thought: Joe Royle. He's younger than Ferguson!

Saint Francis of Assisi would be OK, I suppose. Although he did once stand on a snail.

What do I think he will bring well the first thing is a buzz about the place, a bit of excitement a much needed lift to us fans. Next he will instill flair, fast flowing attacking football someting we have been crying out for for years and guess what if Naismith or Neville cant keep up he would drop them and allow youth ( Barkley / Junior ) to come into the team. He would hold the board to account and won't put up with BS.

Before you write a lazy reply misquoting his views actually research what he has achieved as a player and manager ( admittedly in lower divisions but with less talented players).

I can't be arsed googling a witty 'stupid' phrase.

There is only one person who I think fits that description; Kenwright will probably never even try him: his name is Laurent Blanc.

I am aware that my examples were inaccurate & frivolous, etc..

No need to tell me to "get real," as I'll let you in on a secret:

.....I was just having a little fun with Collins.

Anyway, hateful politics aside, Di Canio wouldn't work for me; Moyes's successor must have proven top-flight pedigree. An up-and-coming, lower league manager was okay in 2002, but thanks to Moyes's efforts we are now in a position to attract higher class (than Moyes was) now.

You really want this fucking nut case?

It matters.

No ta.

Dream on if you expect anything different

D'Canio mmm, rather have Poyet or (sorry if this upsets people) the fat Spanish Waiter

But fear -
Allardyce
McLaren
O'Leary
McLeish
Round
Neville
Reid
Hughes