You know, after his assessment that he had taken the side as far as he was able, walking away (with some escort?), then watching the side play much better (which seems on point with what he said), it's really hard to disagree with him.
Coleman played 12 games last season, Ashley young played over 30, let’s not try and make out Coleman was massively important to our back 4. And gana, garner and Onana played the similar number of games last season, Gana was our most important midfielder, which I have no doubt you would have put this If he’d been out injured early this season. And McNeil was Dyche’s most creative player because we we’re a set piece team and he took every one. And he was available for 70% of this seasons games under dyche.
…what?
You know it happened. ‘Cundy and O’Hara said Everton were boring’ look look! It was probably the nadir of the cry bots arguments on here referencing those two.
For me, taking a next step this season didn't mean to finish on 58-60 points, but to see development on the pitch with a manager going into his 2nd full season. We haven't invested as much some other teams in the league, but Fulham, Palace, Bmouth and Forest made a step forward with the same manager, whilst we made a step backwards.
Moyes proved Dyche to be wrong, as we've (almost) doubled or even more than doubled some things, like goals, big chances created etc. in 10 games under Moyes than in the 19 previous under Dyche.
This shows for me even more that players wasn't the only problem, as limited as some of ours are.
You know it happened. ‘Cundy and O’Hara said Everton were boring’ look look! It was probably the nadir of the cry bots arguments on here referencing those two.
Go on then, find some quotes where people refer to Cundy and O’Hara when talking about Dyche’s managerial abilities. What a weird thing to come up with, even for your creative brain.
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I’m discussing Moyes not Dyche, let’s be honest here I was more than grateful for Dyche’s two previous seasons but nobody could be happy with his teams performances this season and he threw his hand in himself. As for utterly raging over Moyes being better than Dyche you don’t have to bother I’ve seen all of the home games at Goodison going back a long time and I’m pleased with the wins and points gained by Moyes since he came back but I won’t let eleven games persuade me over the eleven and half years we had with Moyes last time, so if you don’t mind I’ll wait until I see how the rest of the season pans out.