Has Alan Shearer Got The Minerals For The Everton Job?
Mon May 13, 2013 8:12 pm
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Has Shearer The Bottle For Everton Job?
By Footy Mad - Editor
Four years ago this weekend we beat Boro 3-1 facing the prospect of picking up one point from the last two games to stay in the Premiership.
Alan Shearer was the boss, and the Boro game was his first win in six Newcastle matches.
As it happens - we lost to Fulham (1-0) and Aston Villa (1-0) and the Magpies hit the relegation trapdoor - leaving the GOALden Boy shattered, never (to date) return to football management.
So what will he do now? Sit in the TV studio and tell other Premiership managers where they are going wrong, as he does now ... or show more bottle than Hanson, Lawrenson and Dixon ever did ... and JUST DO IT!
Everton are wanting someone to step into the shoes of Manchester United-bound David Moyes.
Big boots to fill ... but are Shearers feet ... and BALLS ... big enough?
Everton chairman Bill Kenwright insists the club will not be rushed into appointing a successor to Moyes.
The likes of Wigan boss Roberto Martinez, Celtic manager Neil Lennon, Swansea's Michael Laudrup and Cardiff's Malky Mackay have all been linked with the Toffees job in recent days ... but why doesn't Shearer throw his cap into the mix?
Kenwright insists the club will take their time over the appointment, with no decision until after the final Premier League game of the season against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge next Sunday.
Kenwright: "We will not be making a quick decision, we will be taking time.
"We'll get the season over and then we will hopefully give some indication of where we are going."
view all
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Has Shearer The Bottle For Everton Job?
By Footy Mad - Editor
Four years ago this weekend we beat Boro 3-1 facing the prospect of picking up one point from the last two games to stay in the Premiership.
Alan Shearer was the boss, and the Boro game was his first win in six Newcastle matches.
As it happens - we lost to Fulham (1-0) and Aston Villa (1-0) and the Magpies hit the relegation trapdoor - leaving the GOALden Boy shattered, never (to date) return to football management.
So what will he do now? Sit in the TV studio and tell other Premiership managers where they are going wrong, as he does now ... or show more bottle than Hanson, Lawrenson and Dixon ever did ... and JUST DO IT!
Everton are wanting someone to step into the shoes of Manchester United-bound David Moyes.
Big boots to fill ... but are Shearers feet ... and BALLS ... big enough?
Everton chairman Bill Kenwright insists the club will not be rushed into appointing a successor to Moyes.
The likes of Wigan boss Roberto Martinez, Celtic manager Neil Lennon, Swansea's Michael Laudrup and Cardiff's Malky Mackay have all been linked with the Toffees job in recent days ... but why doesn't Shearer throw his cap into the mix?
Kenwright insists the club will take their time over the appointment, with no decision until after the final Premier League game of the season against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge next Sunday.
Kenwright: "We will not be making a quick decision, we will be taking time.
"We'll get the season over and then we will hopefully give some indication of where we are going."
Re: Has Alan Shearer Got The Minerals For The Everton Job?
Mon May 13, 2013 11:24 pm
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Re: Has Alan Shearer Got The Minerals For The Everton Job?
Tue May 14, 2013 10:08 am
I find it quite bizarre why people consider Shearer management material. It was an emotional selection for the Newcastle job which turned out to be a nightmare. His selection for our managers job was all down to profile and not practicalities.
In his defence 6 games is not enough to write him off as a manager though. Personally I think the likes of him should go down the Poyet and De Canio route and start with a smaller lower division club.
In his defence 6 games is not enough to write him off as a manager though. Personally I think the likes of him should go down the Poyet and De Canio route and start with a smaller lower division club.
Re: Has Alan Shearer Got The Minerals For The Everton Job?
Tue May 14, 2013 10:22 am
For someone who has been involved in the game for as long as Shearer, he doesn't half talk crap as a pundit. He comes out with the same monotonous shit when "analysing" games as Alan Hansen, therefore I don't get the impression he'll make a decent manger. On the other-hand, the Neville brothers will be highly rated managers in 5-10 years time in my opinion.
Re: Has Alan Shearer Got The Minerals For The Everton Job?
Tue May 14, 2013 3:30 pm
blooobirds wrote:For someone who has been involved in the game for as long as Shearer, he doesn't half talk crap as a pundit. He comes out with the same monotonous shit when "analysing" games as Alan Hansen, therefore I don't get the impression he'll make a decent manger. On the other-hand, the Neville brothers will be highly rated managers in 5-10 years time in my opinion.
Re: Has Alan Shearer Got The Minerals For The Everton Job?
Tue May 14, 2013 4:01 pm
lyndipops wrote:Latest News
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Has Shearer The Bottle For Everton Job?
By Footy Mad - Editor
Four years ago this weekend we beat Boro 3-1 facing the prospect of picking up one point from the last two games to stay in the Premiership.
Alan Shearer was the boss, and the Boro game was his first win in six Newcastle matches.
As it happens - we lost to Fulham (1-0) and Aston Villa (1-0) and the Magpies hit the relegation trapdoor - leaving the GOALden Boy shattered, never (to date) return to football management.
So what will he do now? Sit in the TV studio and tell other Premiership managers where they are going wrong, as he does now ... or show more bottle than Hanson, Lawrenson and Dixon ever did ... and JUST DO IT!
Everton are wanting someone to step into the shoes of Manchester United-bound David Moyes.
Big boots to fill ... but are Shearers feet ... and BALLS ... big enough?
Everton chairman Bill Kenwright insists the club will not be rushed into appointing a successor to Moyes.
The likes of Wigan boss Roberto Martinez, Celtic manager Neil Lennon, Swansea's Michael Laudrup and Cardiff's Malky Mackay have all been linked with the Toffees job in recent days ... but why doesn't Shearer throw his cap into the mix?
Kenwright insists the club will take their time over the appointment, with no decision until after the final Premier League game of the season against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge next Sunday.
Kenwright: "We will not be making a quick decision, we will be taking time.
"We'll get the season over and then we will hopefully give some indication of where we are going."
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