dyche thinks

So the truth has come out in the end: the players believed they couldn't handle the pressure and and so Dyche took the decision to leave them in the hands of another coach who might get the extra bit of confidence out to save the club. A story that can be backed up by Moyes himself.

The more I hear about this feller the more I respect him.

Gareth Southgate?
 

It's clear also that Dyche was asked who should succeed him and he told them Moyes.

If all or any of that is untrue then it'd be rejected by someone at the club and he'd be in hot water.

That Lineker interview has exploded in the laps of the haters and underlines what the vast majority of Everton fans think about Dyche: he did a good job here and took the honourable decision to leave when he did.
 
Thanks Sean.
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I’d rather get relegated than see Everton play like that again. Cowering at home against some of the worst sides ever to grace the division, hoofing the ball aimlessly in a way even Sunday league sides don’t.

Never again.
I think there should be some sort of investigation put in place to see what happened in that 5-1 vrs Brighton, as it was liquid football

Although i remember being absolutely panic ridden at 3-0 up & 4-1 up, thinking we were deeper than Atlantis
 
How are the dyche arse lickers gunna spin this?

Try an think whether your posts are constructure/conducive to the environment of the forum Ste, or whether they'd a tad angst/mean spirited.

I'm routinely trying to remind people - we've really eased off moderation with Everton angst being what it was the last few years but prior next season, I'll be asking moderators to leg accounts who post like that.
 
Where’s the lie

Would like to see full context/with question, rather than a snippet for social engagement - but disagree with him on Sharpy and Dyche needs a slap down if he starts trying to present fans as overly antagonistic.

But lets have it right, he'd be well within his rights and I hope he does talk up the chaos of the club under Moshiri, and that last self preservation, horrible board. All that is why he got the allowance he did from blues.
 

Would like to see full context/with question, rather than a snippet for social engagement - but disagree with him on Sharpy and Dyche needs a slap down if he starts trying to present fans as overly antagonistic.

But lets have it right, he'd be well within his rights and I hope he does talk up the chaos of the club under Moshiri, and that last self preservation, horrible board. All that is why he got the allowance he did from blues.

Sadly it seems like the kopite snake in him is coming out and he is out there spinning the nasty fans and their death threats towards the poor innocent board line. Blue Bill is looking down and smiling.

I for one would never have guessed he had such a malicious and contemptible side to him.
 
So the truth has come out in the end: the players believed they couldn't handle the pressure and and so Dyche took the decision to leave them in the hands of another coach who might get the extra bit of confidence out to save the club. A story that can be backed up by Moyes himself.

The more I hear about this feller the more I respect him.

Don't think it's as admirable as that mate.

He knew the writing was on the wall. His hard yard, nuts and bolts approach isn't working to a squad who have so many leaving, to a manager who is definitely gone in months. He even admitted while in the job late on, players stopped listening to him.

He also knew he wasn't getting a bean to spend in January - all that, was him admitting he can't do anymore, than 16th.

He should have left last summer, but he was managing the biggest club he'll ever get, on the biggest wage. If TFG took over first time around, he wouldn't have got this season.

Will credit him for keeping us up season one, and navigating/achieving 48 points in all the chaos second season. But that's it. He knew he wasn't getting a new deal, an thought be arsed with this lot for 5 more months when he can be paid anyway.
 
Sadly it seems like the kopite snake in him is coming out and he is out there spinning the nasty fans and their death threats towards the poor innocent board line. I for one would never have guessed he had such a malicious and contemptible side to him.

Let's not allow the previous lot to hide behind Dyche either, though.
 
It's clear also that Dyche was asked who should succeed him and he told them Moyes.

If all or any of that is untrue then it'd be rejected by someone at the club and he'd be in hot water.

That Lineker interview has exploded in the laps of the haters and underlines what the vast majority of Everton fans think about Dyche: he did a good job here and took the honourable decision to leave when he did.
Bloody hell mate, you are like the ultimate twister in history.
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