dyche thinks

[MikeH72]

Yes?

I don't think you knew/understood how many managers, including our own - "join" talkSport when out of a job.

So when you're making these points;



^ Moyes "joined" talkSport when Dyche was managing in the Premier League.



Evidently, you didn't know Moyes "joined" talkSport;

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I can't think of a former manager who has been on talkSport more than Moyes. He's lived on there when out of a job.




As for the continual jibes about Dyche/Simon Jordan;



Moyes was often on Simon Jordan's own show. Here's over an hour chat from 7 months ago you can enjoy if you like;



Evidently, they put themselves out there when out of a job to maintain relavance.

So if you're repeatedly, and continually taking the piss out of Dyche for going on talksport/Simon Jordan - at least be aware our current manager did so considerably more.

It’s ok, I’ll wait for you to provide a video of David Moyes hosting a Talksport show.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

David Moyes lands a new job just DAYS after leaving West Ham

The former Manchester United manager released a statement confirming that he was set to move on at the end of the season 'by mutual consent' and added that he had enjoyed the 'terrific journey'.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Moyes lands first new role following confirmation of West Ham departure

Julen Lopetegui expected to be appointed as successor in east London

www.standard.co.uk

David Moyes lands new job days after West Ham exit announcement

David Moyes will leave West Ham at the end of the season, but the Scot has already lined up his next job after agreeing to join talkSPORT for the EURO 2024

www.express.co.uk

David Moyes quickly lands new job just days after West Ham exit announcement

David Moyes is to depart West Ham at the end of the season after a successful period with the Irons and has already landed himself his first role away from the London Stadium

www.mirror.co.uk

David Moyes lands first new role following confirmation of West Ham departure

Julen Lopetegui expected to be appointed as successor in east London

sg.news.yahoo.com

Again, it's not the shade you think it is.

And if you think it is, it applies worse to our current manager.

 

[MikeH72]

David Moyes lands a new job just DAYS after leaving West Ham

The former Manchester United manager released a statement confirming that he was set to move on at the end of the season 'by mutual consent' and added that he had enjoyed the 'terrific journey'.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Moyes lands first new role following confirmation of West Ham departure

Julen Lopetegui expected to be appointed as successor in east London

www.standard.co.uk

David Moyes lands new job days after West Ham exit announcement

David Moyes will leave West Ham at the end of the season, but the Scot has already lined up his next job after agreeing to join talkSPORT for the EURO 2024

www.express.co.uk

David Moyes quickly lands new job just days after West Ham exit announcement

David Moyes is to depart West Ham at the end of the season after a successful period with the Irons and has already landed himself his first role away from the London Stadium

www.mirror.co.uk

David Moyes lands first new role following confirmation of West Ham departure

Julen Lopetegui expected to be appointed as successor in east London

sg.news.yahoo.com

Again, it's not the shade you think it is.

And if you think it is, it applies worse to our current manager.

You still have failed to provide a single video of David Moyes hosting a Talksport show. I’ll wait it’s ok, I’m in no rush.

AND NOW FOR THE NEWS AT 5

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Anyone still believe Dyche should still be Everton Manager "to guide us to safety" for next season in our shiny new stadium?

 

[MikeH72]

Anyone still believe Dyche should still be Everton Manager "to guide us to safety" for next season in our shiny new stadium?

Tune in to find out why Sean thinks Kompany getting the Bayern job is woke.

SELCOOO

 

[GrandOldTeam]

You still have failed to provide a single video of David Moyes hosting a Talksport show. I’ll wait it’s ok, I’m in no rush.

AND NOW FOR THE NEWS AT 5

Cringing for you pal.

You should have just laughed it off and admit you didn't know Moyes also "joined" talksport and lived on there.

Just to be sure you saw it given the amount of coverage - I'll leave you to enjoy this;



Hopefully you can still enjoy it, despite what you've been saying about Dyche/Jordan.

Moyes. Up front with Simon Jordan. For 1+ hour.

Recent too, only from August.

 

[MikeH72]

Cringing for you pal.

You should have just laughed it off and admit you didn't know Moyes also "joined" talksport and lived on there.

Just to be sure you saw it given the amount of coverage - I'll leave you to enjoy this;



Hopefully you can still enjoy it, despite what you've been saying about Dyche/Jordan.

I’ll wait. It’s fine.

 

[MikeH72]

Anyway. I’m glad we’ve gone from being managed by a Talksport presenter to being managed by a Talksport regular guest. It’s a step in the right direction and results show it.

Also good luck to Vinnie K in the Champions League and Frank Lampard in the playoff race.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Tune in to find out why Sean thinks Kompany getting the Bayern job is woke.

SELCOOO

If only Dyche got the City job after a season at Burnley. Dyche thinks too much, me thinks.

 

[twoblue]

Mike I was hoping you anger would surpass once Dyche had moved on … take the dog for a walk mate and get some Vit D.

 

[COYBL25]

Anti Dyche were a brexiteers unable to see past the bigger problems wanting to rip everything up and Dychettes were remainers, acknowledging issues but seeing it was likely better to see out his time until new owners came in.
Fortunately, remainers were on the winning side.

" Dychette`s were remainers, acknowledging issues but seeing it was likely better to see out his time until new owners came in "
" Fortunately remainers were on the winning side "

He was in the process of taking us down and not one of the " Dychettes " wanted him to go when the new owners came in, quite the opposite, they dug in even deeper, with all the bollox about " no one can get more out of this team / no one can do a better job "

 

[MikeH72]

" Dychette`s were remainers, acknowledging issues but seeing it was likely better to see out his time until new owners came in "
" Fortunately remainers were on the winning side "

He was in the process of taking us down and not one of the " Dychettes " wanted him to go when the new owners came in, quite the opposite, they dug in even deeper, with all the bollox about " no one can get more out of this team / no one can do a better job "

Lads wanted a Talksport host to see out the final season at Goodison. My head would’ve also fallen off if that was me to be fair.

 

[efcste97]

Anti Dyche were a brexiteers unable to see past the bigger problems wanting to rip everything up and Dychettes were remainers, acknowledging issues but seeing it was likely better to see out his time until new owners came in.
Fortunately, remainers were on the winning side.

You've got the analogy backwards, mate. The Dyche loyalists are the real Brexiters here - you backed him blindly to the bitter end, and some of you still defend that one-dimensional, egotistical dinosaur. You're like the Johnson fanatics who stuck by him no matter what. You're not on the right side of history. If it were up to some of you, especially the ones who don’t even go to the game , we’d still be stuck with him.

I was all for him staying this season but it was obvious his time was up, he got found out and gave up, he’s not the messiah you all made him out to be, he couldn’t adapt and doubled down by playing even more turgid football than usual.

 

[twoblue]

" Dychette`s were remainers, acknowledging issues but seeing it was likely better to see out his time until new owners came in "
" Fortunately remainers were on the winning side "

He was in the process of taking us down and not one of the " Dychettes " wanted him to go when the new owners came in, quite the opposite, they dug in even deeper, with all the bollox about " no one can get more out of this team / no one can do a better job "

Typical angry reform voter comment.

 

[MikeH72]

Typical angry reform voter comment.

Yes. The people who are on the side of the Thatcher loving Brexit voter are the reasonable ones.