Dyche out Moyes in.

[Cork Evertonian]

Im pleased for you that you can't remember the Moyes versions of what happened today.

There were plenty though, and id hate to see his smug face knowing WE crawled back to HIM.

So no, absolutely not.

Dyche has his bad points, but id still sooner keep him for now and work on fixing the capitulation from today. I honestly dont think manager number 9 (or 11 depending on if you count caretakers) in 10 years is the way to go.

Five league wins so far this calendar year under Dyche. To say that Dyche has his "bad points" is quite the understatement indeed.

It's all about making sure that the club changes owners and makes it to the new stadium whilst still in the Premier League.

If that means going back cap in hand to Moyes then so be it i say unfortunately.

 

[Liam-EFC]

Dyche is utter garbage. He was sacked by Burnley.

 

[Kendal]

I wonder why??(???

 

[CielosGrises]

So Moyes had a 37% win percentage at West Ham - not dramatically different than Dyche when you look at it like that.

 

[Joey66]

We need a young coach in - experienced - Harry Potter perhaps ....

 

[Ibby]

Moyes in.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Moyes is 100 x a better manager than Dyche

But no I don't think I would bring him back

 

[sithbaare]

Until the new ownership comes on board , we're stuck with Dyche.

Moshiri can't be bothered about the club right now.

 

[TheFinnFan]

Bring...him...back...

 

[Bob Elstone]

Please don’t swop one dinosaur for another dinosaur.

 

[NathDogg]

Still nope - think bigger and bolder blues ffs.

 

[Zezti]

I'm starting to come around on the idea of Moyes having this season just to ensure we stay up for the new stadium.

 

[kent_blue]

If this keeps up we will drop as low as Swindon and stay there, loss of TV money, fire sale , points deduction, rinse and repeat it a be like a Status Quo song

 

[Delargeinho]

This has a bit Kendall vibes, I like Moyes, but not again, and not Dyche.

 

[The Littlest Yobo]

I think this would be the final nail in an already battered, barely held together coffin for me. It would just sum up the utter lack of imagination at this club. It’s been like that for years - it’s in the brickwork. He had 11 years here, absolutely stiffed us at the end and standards are so on the floor here that people would welcome him back. The handling of his departure was an absolute embarrassment from Everton. Letting him play out the season and giving him a guard of honour was so incredibly small time, my curled up toes have never properly recovered. Not for me. Don’t know what the answer is, like. But it’s not him.