Yes when he said he didn’t want the job of the first team, that was his proposal. Which was never happening
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
I'll take my delusion over what you have been smoking. My reference is to the type of football, Goodison will moan and groan if we fail to capitalise on that style just like they would with every type of football. Does Dyche play tiki taka? Endless sideways passing? No we play direct. The games against Fulham and Wolves were exactly what we like and if you can't see that. Up to you.
To be honest, I’m pleased to have had a manager - any manager - for this long.
There’s still plenty of room for improvement - but having a manager for a whole season, start to finish, feels like a step forward.
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £80m
So every game we don’t win it’s deserved, every game we do win it’s lucky.
Long range goals, set piece goals, penalty goals, lucky goals, opposition mistakes, headers, deflections don’t count as real goals when we score them (but naturally all count against us)
XG only matters when we win to prove we shouldn’t have, when we lose the XG is irrelevant because it’s all about the result.
All the refereeing decisions that have gone against us (Keane goal disallowed, Brentford phantom offside goal, DCL penalty v Spurs, Konate red card for Liverpool) are forgotten about as any factor in bad results but any sort of favourable decision is brought up as the reasons we’ve won games.
Just change the record already, this agenda is ridiculous.
GrandOldSte117
Player Valuation: £10m
Ah Chris go to bed. We've stayed up. Dyche isn't going and has done better than the last 2 managers. Accept the progress.
GrandOldSte117
Player Valuation: £10m
WE DO NOT ACCEPT THIS NSNO.
Blue peter
Player Valuation: £20m
As I’ve said previously I don’t think Dyche has done too bad with results in the season’s final analysis (despite the huge period of poor results), the final table will show that we will have amassed at least 44 points, 8 points better off than last season and this against a backdrop of selling the better attacking players over the last few seasons.
I would like to see further progress in style and results next season if possible as he certainly needs to work a little on our ball retention which everyone can see is an eye sore, but our average possession in games this season is 40% (19th in that table) and that has to be better, but we need to see what he can do with the scarce resource he has.
I would like to see further progress in style and results next season if possible as he certainly needs to work a little on our ball retention which everyone can see is an eye sore, but our average possession in games this season is 40% (19th in that table) and that has to be better, but we need to see what he can do with the scarce resource he has.
smileychap
Player Valuation: £8m
A month ago I was worried because I couldn't see tactical variations to improve our play, but pointed out Dyche should stay this and next season.
He stays, because next season could be harder and we might be doing it without Jarrad, Gana and Gomez.
Praying Patterson Dobbin, Beto, Danjuma and Youssef come good to support DCL.
- We need continuity
- We need a manager than can keep us up without money
- He gets work rate out the players
- He's honest
He stays, because next season could be harder and we might be doing it without Jarrad, Gana and Gomez.
Praying Patterson Dobbin, Beto, Danjuma and Youssef come good to support DCL.
evertony
Player Valuation: £40m
Unity....what a myth that is.
We've just endured the most difficult season this Club has ever, and is likely ever to in future due solely to a shambolic, inept owner and Board of Directors who made catastrophic decision after catastrophic decision to a point where one of the Worlds greatest football institutions nearly failed to exist....and jokers on here want to name-call and bitch about our footballing survival despite every obstacle that's been put in front of us.
Jesus wept.
Smell the coffee....OUR Club has survived a monumental battle, and like it or not Sean Dyche was our Custer.
He was definitely not my first choice, and he isn't my preferred candidate now (I don't know who would be tbh), but if you can't for one moment see what he's achieved this season then I think it's either just trolling for trolling's sake or you're incredibly unrealistic. We've pretty much had every type of manager there is since Moyes - charismatic and football-addicted Roberto, young forward-thinker Silva, playing-genius but bizarre Koeman, egotistical Allardyce, Maestro Ancelotti, toxic appointment Benitez , nice but ineffective Frank- and the only common thread amongst them all is that none of them have succeeded or been able to succeed under Moshiri's structure. If we bring in Pep or Arteta the story will be the same until the stain of this car-crash ownership is bleached clean.
Dyche, for all his failings (which are mainly his style of play and his in-game management when losing) has steadied the ship in the very roughest of turbulent waters. I've sat every game in the Paddock for more years than I care to recall and I've watched some absolute turgid games under all of them and definitely under Dyche and I've hated it, but I can see and value the fact that he's kept our heads above water and stopped OUR Club from falling into the abyss. On that basis alone he deserves a chance to lead us again next season. For clarity, I'm no happy clapper, I'm no Kenwright apologist and I'm not a Dyche fanboy....I'm an Evertonian who is realistic enough to acknowledge that with the crappiest poker hand imaginable and with so many of the cartel out to bury us we've survived in an environment we probably wouldn't have with most or all of the others.
Looking forward to greater times.
We've just endured the most difficult season this Club has ever, and is likely ever to in future due solely to a shambolic, inept owner and Board of Directors who made catastrophic decision after catastrophic decision to a point where one of the Worlds greatest football institutions nearly failed to exist....and jokers on here want to name-call and bitch about our footballing survival despite every obstacle that's been put in front of us.
Jesus wept.
Smell the coffee....OUR Club has survived a monumental battle, and like it or not Sean Dyche was our Custer.
He was definitely not my first choice, and he isn't my preferred candidate now (I don't know who would be tbh), but if you can't for one moment see what he's achieved this season then I think it's either just trolling for trolling's sake or you're incredibly unrealistic. We've pretty much had every type of manager there is since Moyes - charismatic and football-addicted Roberto, young forward-thinker Silva, playing-genius but bizarre Koeman, egotistical Allardyce, Maestro Ancelotti, toxic appointment Benitez , nice but ineffective Frank- and the only common thread amongst them all is that none of them have succeeded or been able to succeed under Moshiri's structure. If we bring in Pep or Arteta the story will be the same until the stain of this car-crash ownership is bleached clean.
Dyche, for all his failings (which are mainly his style of play and his in-game management when losing) has steadied the ship in the very roughest of turbulent waters. I've sat every game in the Paddock for more years than I care to recall and I've watched some absolute turgid games under all of them and definitely under Dyche and I've hated it, but I can see and value the fact that he's kept our heads above water and stopped OUR Club from falling into the abyss. On that basis alone he deserves a chance to lead us again next season. For clarity, I'm no happy clapper, I'm no Kenwright apologist and I'm not a Dyche fanboy....I'm an Evertonian who is realistic enough to acknowledge that with the crappiest poker hand imaginable and with so many of the cartel out to bury us we've survived in an environment we probably wouldn't have with most or all of the others.
Looking forward to greater times.
deipnosophist
Player Valuation: £80m
Excellent
Let Dyche build a little more in the summer, see what deals him and kopite kev can conjure, who knows maybe we can push for top 10 next season if we haven’t had any more points deducted. Ultimately we need a manager to get us to Bramley Moore in the premier league, and Dyche has shown in the last two seasons he is capable of getting us there.
deipnosophist
Player Valuation: £80m
great post... (not sure about Custer though...I'd use Churchill)
No chance we are getting a new manager this summer. The Ginger maestro is now one step below legendary status. He has made massive strides forward this season after the last 2 disastrous seasons on pitch and off pitch.
Maybe pressure will build if we hover about the bottom 1/4 of the table next season and suffer another relegation battle. But with more chaos and points deductions rumoured next year Dyche is 100% what we need to stick with.
So 2 games out of over 20, brilliant. The wolves game is also a bit of a myth that we battered them, Pickford had to make a brilliant save, they hit the woodwork, scored a goal and missed 2 brilliant chances . That game could have been 5-4 either way
