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Paolo di Canio - the successor to Moyes?
  • Big Dunc
    Posts: 4
    Hi,
    I was thinking that Paolo would be a good successor to Moyes. He plays a fantastic attacking style of football and is a funny person in the press conferences. Also, Everton went for an almost unknown manager last time, Moyes, who turned out to be one of the greatest managers in the premier league. Finally, he's get a fantastic reception at Goodison because of what he did in 2001, by picking up the ball when our keeper was injured.
    Well, that's what I think, what do you guys think?
  • Warrington Dan
    Posts: 8,859
    Firstly, welcome to the forum. I think Moyes will be here for years yet but Di Canio does sound like a decent replacement if I'm wrong although he has be no experience at this level but, like you said, neither did Moyes.
  • Big Dunc
    Posts: 4
    thanks, yeah i do think moyes will be here for years and di canio is still only young and he could go on to manage another club and then come to us
  • HOWIE8
    Posts: 7,570
    Loved him as a footballer, think he has a screw loose though, not to mention he might turn us into fascists, remember his salutes with Lazio........
  • OldGoldenVision
    Posts: 19,512
    We could do with a bit of an edge... I see you signed off a post SS earlier...
  • HOWIE8
    Posts: 7,570
    ...And you happen to put N.az i.........in yours...............hahahaha what are we like....
  • OldGoldenVision
    Posts: 19,512
    Haha... Dark side creepin in now we're doin well...
  • diggernaut
    Posts: 1,214
    Big Dunc said:

    Hi,

    I was thinking that Paolo would be a good successor to Moyes. He plays a fantastic attacking style of football and is a funny person in the press conferences. Also, Everton went for an almost unknown manager last time, Moyes, who turned out to be one of the greatest managers in the premier league. Finally, he's get a fantastic reception at Goodison because of what he did in 2001, by picking up the ball when our keeper was injured.
    Well, that's what I think, what do you guys think?

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    thinkin is frowned upon 'ere lad.
    abuse normally gives yer an edge.like.
  • brett
    Posts: 665
    diggernaut said:

    thinkin is frowned upon 'ere lad.

    abuse normally gives yer an edge.like.

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    trying to think of the nicest way possible now to say I wouldn't want the right wing freak anywhere near the blues. Bilic still my dream. But that's another story. weren't there rumours that Gordon Lee was an NF symapthiser. Wouldn't want a pattern emerging. Has Di Cannio ever cleared up the fascist rumours. it wasn't just the salute it was expressing admiration for Mussolini I think.
  • brett
    Posts: 665
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/4720520.stm

    complex character apparently
  • Jay McD
    Posts: 1,136
    I think I'd canio would be best joining us if we were the other end of the table, our dressing room is the best at the moment so I can't see him add to much to us. There's a lot worse we get linked too
  • brett
    Posts: 665
    Jay McD said:

    I think I'd canio would be best joining us if we were the other end of the table, our dressing room is the best at the moment so I can't see him add to much to us. There's a lot worse we get linked too


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    have we been linked with Nick Griiffin
  • diggernaut
    Posts: 1,214
    brett said:

    trying to think of the nicest way possible now to say I wouldn't want the right wing freak anywhere near the blues. Bilic still my dream. But that's another story. weren't there rumours that Gordon Lee was an NF symapthiser. Wouldn't want a pattern emerging. Has Di Cannio ever cleared up the fascist rumours. it wasn't just the salute it was expressing admiration for Mussolini I think.


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    the reasons given would no' warrant 'is appointment apart altogether from yer own comments
    'e 'as fascist tendencies I agree
  • brett
    Posts: 665
    more than that from his comments in the article linked he sounds confused about real implications of what he is saying. i think its fair enough to say people's politcal opinions dont effect what they can do on the pitch etc. , but his opinions are going to impact massively on many of the people he is supposed to be managing. can't see how he wouldn't understand that.
  • diggernaut
    Posts: 1,214
    brett said:

    more than that from his comments in the article linked he sounds confused about real implications of what he is saying. i think its fair enough to say people's politcal opinions dont effect what they can do on the pitch etc. , but his opinions are going to impact massively on many of the people he is supposed to be managing. can't see how he wouldn't understand that.


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    I didnt ge' the impression 'e was confused.
    'is position remains unchanged .
    wouldn't like t' see 'im on top balcony at GP..
  • murray1878
    Posts: 2,879
    NO
  • brett
    Posts: 665
    dont think he is confused about his views just sounds like he doesn't see a link between expressing fascist views and the true nature of fascism when he is faced with it. or maybe he is just lying. either way....its Bilic for me
  • Beano
    Posts: 3,297
    Worst suggestion ever!
  • NSNO
    Posts: 3,126
    DiCanio's a clown...no thanks.....
  • zagan
    Posts: 4,706
    DiCanio.......the guy ain't right in the head.... i'll pass....
  • cjohno
    Posts: 5,176
    phil neville and big dunc :))
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