Supporters of Everton have aired that they do not want to see Unai Emery appointed as the club’s new gaffer amid reports of a link.
On Monday morning, it was reported that the Goodison Park club are interested in potentially appointing the Spaniard as their new man in the hot seat (as per Sky Sports).
With news of the link being shared to Twitter (via The Gwladys Street), Everton fans aired their dissatisfaction in the link and their wishes for the move to not happen.
Unai Emery has been approached by Everton for the position of manager. (Source: Sky Sports)#EFC pic.twitter.com/XZVXpJH8x0
— The Gwladys Street (@TheGwladysSt) December 9, 2019
What a joke
— Jamie Foster (@Jamiefoster1878) December 9, 2019
It’s on Sky alright,he has the personality of a wet fish,he will really get those players firing(blanks)
— Callum Lapsley?????? (@callumlaps) December 9, 2019
Hope that’s a joke
— Joseph (@Joemcf1878) December 9, 2019
Please be a joke
— COME ON YOU BLUES! (@Tezza_c1878) December 9, 2019
Oh my god no!
— Chris Everton Hanman (@ChrisHanman) December 9, 2019
Would Unai Emery be a good appointment for the Toffees?No, we need someone better
Yes, he is still a great manager
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The Spanish manager was sacked by the Gunners in late November following a string of poor results being capped off by a 2-1 defeat to Eintracht Frankfurt in the Europa League (via BBC).
Everton have had managerial struggles of their own of late, with Marco Silva being relieved of his duties before Duncan Ferguson stepped into the role to claim three points against Chelsea on Saturday (as per BBC).
Having claimed victory over Premier League gargantuan, fans of the Toffees had alternative suggestions to appoint as manager ahead of Emery – with their tongue doubtlessly in cheek.
I’d rather give it to dunk for the rest of the season
— Jay Evans (@Bluenos47222698) December 9, 2019
No chance. We want dunc!
— vote labour (@glynroberts1878) December 9, 2019
Rather appoint kenwright
— dylan (@dylanjd14) December 9, 2019
What do we think?
The former Arsenal gaffer has not been out of his job in North London even two weeks yet, so the Everton job may have come at too soon a time for the Spaniard.
However, with nine pieces of silverware to his name as a manager (via Transfermarkt), his managerial record speaks for itself, despite a poor 18-month stint at the Emirates Stadium.