2024/25 Relegation Thread

[HalfTimeSayers]

It’s that time. One of the teams near us is going to gamble on a manager change. Needs to be us I think this time. Martin looks to be buying himself another couple of weeks, Leicester and Palace or dithering but surely will act soon.

 

[Gilbert..]

Simultaneously very funny and absolutely terrifying.

The are there 3 worse teams than dyches Everton getting to be a very small group lol

 

[MikeH72]

Southampton beating Big Red and we’ll get told by the Dychette’s in a couple of weeks time that we can’t expect anything more than to cower away in a corner and hope they keep hitting the post to come away with a draw.

 

[catcherintherye]

I’m sorry WHAT are you on about?! They actually had an upturn in form after they sacked Dyche?! He’d won 4 games in 33 This is one of the strangest posts I’ve ever seen on here.

They had easier games didn't they? Like Watford and Norwich

 

[MikeH72]

I wouldn't have blamed him per se mate, but we would have been relegated under him yes.

Like I think I said earlier, I watched is at Burnley in 2022/23, and honestly we looked like the team who would go down, not them. I genuinely thought we were down that night, I couldn't see them not staying up.

I’m honestly not bothered what you were thinking at the Burnley away game mate The very simple facts of the matter are that Dyche got sacked after winning 4 games in 33 and losing at already relegated Norwich City several weeks after that game you keep referencing. They then went on a little run and nearly stayed up under the caretaker, but it was too little too late after where Dyche had left them.

 

[MikeH72]

They had easier games didn't they? Like Watford and Norwich

Norwich beat them under Dyche

 

[catcherintherye]

I’m honestly not bothered what you were thinking at the Burnley away game mate The very simple facts of the matter are that Dyche got sacked after winning 4 games in 33 and losing at already relegated Norwich City several weeks after that game you keep referencing. They then went on a little run and nearly stayed up under the caretaker, but it was too little too late after where Dyche had left them.

I see it differently mate. I think Dyche would have won the key games as he did in other years.

 

[MikeH72]

I see it differently mate. I think Dyche would have won the key games as he did in other years.

But that means nothing. We’re dealing in facts and not your feelings. If we’re playing the feelings game then I think if we sack him now we’ll win all of our December fixtures. That’s just as meaningless as what you’re saying you think might have happened in a hypothetical world. There’s just as little evidence to support it.

Sean Dyche relegated Burnley in 2021/22. The end.

 

[skumar55]

Saints look better than us and score goals

 

[MACCA75]

I see it differently mate. I think Dyche would have won the key games as he did in other years.

I mean he’d been relegated before. Not sure why you think he has some magic wand.

 

[The Nature Boy]

Mo?

 

[Tony’s Carp]

Saints look better than us and score goals

But boy do they concede goals (except against us).

 

[mightymoyes]

Saints look better than us and score goals

Yet they have somehow scored less than us

 

[nsno-chris]

They had easier games didn't they? Like Watford and Norwich

Yes mate because before they sacked Dyche they didn’t play anyone “easy” in the other 33 games

 

[everton1953]

Come on the RS. Beat Southampton or ......