I'm normally the one who advocates giving team; I am normally the one who tries to be rationale. Yet, if we lose to Bournemouth then his tenure has to be at risk
Blue peter
Player Valuation: £25m
Has he been out yet to give his post match reaction bollox?
JLW
Player Valuation: £60m
Where's @ForeverBlue92
He is worse than Benitez and Lampard and that takes some doing that like.
You still 'In Dyche we trust'
He is worse than Benitez and Lampard and that takes some doing that like.
You still 'In Dyche we trust'
MercuryBlue88
Player Valuation: £5m
I'm fully aware we are stuck with him, but can we atleast get a decent set piece coach? We seem to be bigger than most sides in both boxes, but equally useless in both.
Mark barnett
Player Valuation: £5m
What worried me was the 2nd half display because it was so so haphazard no one had a clue what they were meant to ve doing
Paul E
Player Valuation: £1m
God, I hope so
Yep, we've had a very easy start and done absolutely abysmal.
It's only going to get tougher after Bournemouth.
According to Dyche on the touchline, all we had to do was breathe and that would fix everything.
Bulgarian toffee
Player Valuation: £950k
The worst thing is that you didn't' even need to go to their forum or to listen to their manager. We all knew how they would play and what their game plan would be. Yet our manager couldn't find a way to counter that. The second half especially was not only horrendous, it was offensive to the fans.
Buck your ideas up baldy
For me this start has been down to the the mindset of the team. There's no desire to out-fight an opposition or seize the game, no characters anywhere. They look exactly like a group of rich fellas meeting up for a kick about. You have to blame to a manager for that because as they say teams always reflect their head coach's personality.
It's not Dyche fault that the club is in complete chaos, far from it, but when players are consistently failing to do the absolute basics on the pitch the blame has to fall squarely at the door of the manager and his staff. What do they do in training where he has full control of everything? Clearly nothing that is improving them or baring fruit in actual matches.
If we were in a position to change manager (we're not so get on with it) Dyche for me would have seriously little to point too to justify not being sacked. Not a single clean sheet in all season when most of the teams we've played are absolutely crap themselves.
I just really want the day where he's no longer here to come along sooner rather than later. He's not a good PL-level manager despite what some argue and the proof is in the results.
It's not Dyche fault that the club is in complete chaos, far from it, but when players are consistently failing to do the absolute basics on the pitch the blame has to fall squarely at the door of the manager and his staff. What do they do in training where he has full control of everything? Clearly nothing that is improving them or baring fruit in actual matches.
If we were in a position to change manager (we're not so get on with it) Dyche for me would have seriously little to point too to justify not being sacked. Not a single clean sheet in all season when most of the teams we've played are absolutely crap themselves.
I just really want the day where he's no longer here to come along sooner rather than later. He's not a good PL-level manager despite what some argue and the proof is in the results.
OnlyTheBestIsGoodEnough
Player Valuation: £950k
Yes he has he mentioned
'we need to change the story' (three times might I add)
'best Xg in the game'
'Jack Harrison isn't Dyche Fit at the moment'
@bbcsport Dyche: “It’s a hard one to swallow. In difficult conditions today I thought we (Everton) deserved not just one but all three points. To come away with nothing is tough on the players who put a good shift in. I’m not sure if these the conditions, bad luck or the nervousness around Goodison but we will shake ourselves down and go again. It’s a competitive league with no easy games”.
