New Everton Owners: The Friedkin Group

[Rita_Poon]

 

[Evo2901]

As I said

It’s the standard vote of confidence that always happens a few weeks before a sacking. If we lose to Bournemouth and Villa he’ll be out on his ear.

 

[MrGrumpy]

Agreed. In the short term his mole may well still be active so things like getting the line up 15 mins before it's officially released might still carry on but you would hope that inside knowledge of the events of the club are a thing of the past now.

Bobble works in Everton media team, heard him interviewing Dyche once on the official Everton YouTube

 

[MichaelEFC96]

Absolutely baffling this. Why would you spend hundreds of millions of pounds on an asset which is being run by a clown, and is very much going to lose half of its value in May when we are relegated? Madness.

Results will dictate. I’m sure there will be a few twitchy arses in that boardroom when we fall into the bottom three

 

[Vintage]

These have got until midnight tonight to sack this divy or I’m keying my birds Toyota

Dyche out or the Toyota gets it Dan

 

[jamieni]

the whole "full support" argument is jarg though

every owner does it and then sacks their manager the following week

see below case example of owner backing their manager with "full support" and sacking him a week later

Gary O'Neil: Wolves manager gets backing from chairman Jeff Shi

Wolves chairman Jeff Shi acknowledges results need to improve but says the club is "united" behind under-pressure manager Gary O'Neil.

www.bbc.co.uk

12th December - Wolves Owner "United" in supporting under pressure manager Gary O'Neil

Gary O’Neil: Wolves sack manager with club 19th in Premier League

Wolves sack manager Gary O'Neil in the wake of a 2-1 defeat by Ipswich Town which left the Molineux club 19th in the Premier League.

www.bbc.co.uk

15th December - Wolves sack manager O'Neil

wasn't even a week, it was 3 days from "full support" to "sacked".

Things change quickly in football. I’d imagine if we get hammered at the weekend and fall into the bottom 3 then the picture could change rapidly.

 

[Eggs]

…..i expect the new owners have sat down and had lengthy separate talks with Dyche and Thelwell.

I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s a divide and Dyche has been forthright in his condemnation of Thelwell, his clear lack of global knowledge, the dreadful contracts situation and the mediocrity he continues to bring in. Thelwell on the other hand will have told them how wonderful he is.

@The Bobble suggesting they’d like Dyche to see his contract out is surely accurate but it could mean little in reality. This is all assumption, but they’d be delighted if they don’t have to sack Dyche as it means he’s got us in a safe position. With his contract situation, I wouldn’t be surprised if they’ve promised him a large financial incentive to keep us up or assurances he leads the club into BMD. It doesn’t mean they won’t sack him at any point if the situation gets even more desperate.

Thelwell on the other hand, hopefully they saw right through him

 

[blueboy72]

Bobble works in Everton media team, heard him interviewing Dyche once on the official Everton YouTube

Pretty sure he doesn’t work for Everton, I think he’s been asked that question a few times and denied it

 

[MrGrumpy]

…..i expect the new owners have sat down and had lengthy separate talks with Dyche and Thelwell.

I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s a divide and Dyche has been forthright in his condemnation of Thelwell, his clear lack of global knowledge, the dreadful contracts situation and the mediocrity he continues to bring in. Thelwell on the other hand will have told them how wonderful he is.

@The Bobble suggesting they’d like Dyche to see his contract out is surely accurate but it could mean little in reality. This is all assumption, but they’d be delighted if they don’t have to sack Dyche as it means he’s got us in a safe position. With his contract situation, I wouldn’t be surprised if they’ve promised him a large financial incentive to keep us up or assurances he leads the club into BMD. It doesn’t mean they won’t sack him at any point if the situation gets even more desperate.

Thelwell on the other hand, hopefully they saw right through him

They won’t have him as manager next season, he won’t see out this season

 

[blueboy72]

…..i expect the new owners have sat down and had lengthy separate talks with Dyche and Thelwell.

I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s a divide and Dyche has been forthright in his condemnation of Thelwell, his clear lack of global knowledge, the dreadful contracts situation and the mediocrity he continues to bring in. Thelwell on the other hand will have told them how wonderful he is.

@The Bobble suggesting they’d like Dyche to see his contract out is surely accurate but it could mean little in reality. This is all assumption, but they’d be delighted if they don’t have to sack Dyche as it means he’s got us in a safe position. With his contract situation, I wouldn’t be surprised if they’ve promised him a large financial incentive to keep us up or assurances he leads the club into BMD. It doesn’t mean they won’t sack him at any point if the situation gets even more desperate.

Thelwell on the other hand, hopefully they saw right through him

So you love dyche and hate Thelwell
The bobble also said he’d be gobsmacked if dyche is here next season
And it looks like Thelwell and Purdy will get new deals, but no mention of dyche getting one

 

[CahillsCornerFlag]

Of course the Friedkins would prefer Dyche to see his contract out, it saves them money and a headache in the short term.

They’re coming in with the aim of improving us gradually, and the majority of that work will begin in the summer when any new manager worth his salt would actually want to come to us.

The people saying it’s a mistake to keep him on by TFG are the exact same people who would moan if they sacked him, we got a firefighter in (realistically that’s all we’d be able to get till the end of the season), and we went down anyway. I can hear the cries of “Dyche would’ve kept us up” from here.

They want him to keep us up then he’ll 100% he gone by the end of the year. Lose the next 2 and/or drop into the bottom 3 and I bet he’ll be gone. It would be mad to not back the man publicly at this stage.

Sacking him and paying him off would also negatively impact the little we can spend in Jan too by the way.

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

The Friedkin Group are happy with the performance of Sean Dyche as Everton boss and are in no rush to make a managerial change, according to TEAMtalk.

The news outlet reported via their website (30 December) that the American businessmen want to take things “step by step” and, at the moment, believe Dyche’s performance as manager has been “competent”.

Playing Russian Roulette with their investment.

OK then.

 

[Blue peter]

So you love Dyche and hate Thelwell
The bobble also said he’d be gobsmacked if dyche is here next season
And it looks like Thelwell and Purdy will get new deals, but no mention of dyche getting one

Who’d have guessed?

 

[hallamblue]

…..i expect the new owners have sat down and had lengthy separate talks with Dyche and Thelwell.

I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s a divide and Dyche has been forthright in his condemnation of Thelwell, his clear lack of global knowledge, the dreadful contracts situation and the mediocrity he continues to bring in. Thelwell on the other hand will have told them how wonderful he is.

@The Bobble suggesting they’d like Dyche to see his contract out is surely accurate but it could mean little in reality. This is all assumption, but they’d be delighted if they don’t have to sack Dyche as it means he’s got us in a safe position. With his contract situation, I wouldn’t be surprised if they’ve promised him a large financial incentive to keep us up or assurances he leads the club into BMD. It doesn’t mean they won’t sack him at any point if the situation gets even more desperate.

Thelwell on the other hand, hopefully they saw right through him

Well at least you're consistent! The trouble with your idea that Dyche would be a great manager if Thelwell didn't get him the wrong players is that everyone Dyche would want to sign retired 5 years ago!

 

[charlie atkins]

It’s the standard vote of confidence that always happens a few weeks before a sacking. If we lose to Bournemouth and Villa he’ll be out on his ear.

how many times in the last year have we said, if he dont win next two hes out?