Permission to still like Dyche?

[teppic]

I could get on board if the game was dire from start to finish, but everyone here has to be honest with themselves that for 85 minutes that was as good we've seen at Goodison for beards.

Again, we will be fine.

 

[Dublin blue 75]

It's going to take more than a late collapse after bossing the game to make me knee-jerk into hating on him.

Everton will be sound this season. Vault it.

On ketamine.

 

[matty1878]

I could get on board if the game was dire from start to finish, but everyone here has to be honest with themselves that for 85 minutes that was as good we've seen at Goodison for beards.

Again, we will be fine

agree

 

[Khalekan]

He,s not likeable,but if you had to pick between him Allardyce or Benitez, CHRIST weve had some garbage.

I would add Koeman to that Rogue’s Gallery.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

It's going to take more than a late collapse after bossing the game to make me knee-jerk into hating on him.

Everton will be sound this season. Vault it.

It's blaming of fans that finished it for me, at it again after Saturday, the players reacted to the crowd and switched off according to Dyche. Always have a digs at paying fan. [Poor language removed] behaviour.

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

It's going to take more than a late collapse after bossing the game to make me knee-jerk into hating on him.

Everton will be sound this season. Vault it.

It's not just about Saturday.

In the main, he has been useless since he arrived.

Vault me.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Go stick your finger in a Dyche!

 

[twoblue]

It's going to take more than a late collapse after bossing the game to make me knee-jerk into hating on him.

Everton will be sound this season. Vault it.

I am truely in the camp that we have a poor squad, no money to invest, no ownership and that we are aiming for survival.
This is not a good job to take, it’s not a project, it’s fire fighting job.
As much as prefer watching better football, I think Dyche is the best man for the task in hand.

 

[Kaiser Soysauce]

Spot on.

Only if he learns from his mistakes. If his substitutions were insurance claims, he'd be checking the "non-fault" option. Needs to hold his hands up for the last game. I appreciate that the players also had responsibility, but he chose the replacements and the players coming off. There is no denying that those decisions changed the game for the worst. Much prefer people who hold their hands up and take one on the chin if it means there's a learning process there. I'm finding it hard to like they guy at the moment.

 

[judge]

Only if he learns from his mistakes. If his substitutions were insurance claims, he'd be checking the "non-fault" option. Needs to hold his hands up for the last game. I appreciate that the players also had responsibility, but he chose the replacements and the players coming off. There is no denying that those decisions changed the game for the worst. Much prefer people who hold their hands up and take one on the chin if it means there's a learning process there. I'm finding it hard to like they guy at the moment.

I dunno. We are all wise after the event. Was it really so bad to take Ndiaye off with 8 minutes to go and put Doucoure on for a bit more energy in midfiled? If he hadn't and Ndiaye had got injured we would all be calling him out for not resting him 'as the game was dead?' The truth is that the collapse was down to the players who switched off for the first goal and then shat themselves for the 8 minutes following that. They weren't brilliantly crafted goals, they were routine crosses into the box that should have been dealt with (had we not panicked). When that mentality sets in (players just hoofing the ball away only for it to come straight back rather than keeping possession/killing any momentum) it's hard to combat with only 8 minutes to do so.

 

[paultheblue]

I dunno. We are all wise after the event. Was it really so bad to take Ndiaye off with 8 minutes to go and put Doucoure on for a bit more energy in midfiled? If he hadn't and Ndiaye had got injured we would all be calling him out for not resting him 'as the game was dead?' The truth is that the collapse was down to the players who switched off for the first goal and then shat themselves for the 8 minutes following that. They weren't brilliantly crafted goals, they were routine crosses into the box that should have been dealt with (had we not panicked). When that mentality sets in (players just hoofing the ball away only for it to come straight back rather than keeping possession/killing any momentum) it's hard to combat with only 8 minutes to do so.

No game is dead at 2-0 , he had other options on the bench .
Dyche thought the game was won and as much as the players he took his foot off the gas.

 

[GrandOldSte117]

No game is dead at 2-0 , he had other options on the bench .
Dyche thought the game was won and as much as the players he took his foot off the gas.

Tbf we have shown in a lot of games that we can defend 1 nil leads better than that, nevermind with 5 minutes to go

 

[ADT]

It's going to take more than a late collapse after bossing the game to make me knee-jerk into hating on him.

Everton will be sound this season. Vault it.

Whatever you say, Sean

 

[sd_1992]

He a crap manager and a pretty crappy person to go with it.

Has all the arrogance of a manager who has actually won things despite being the worst manager in the league this season.

 

[davek]

Only if he learns from his mistakes. If his substitutions were insurance claims, he'd be checking the "non-fault" option. Needs to hold his hands up for the last game. I appreciate that the players also had responsibility, but he chose the replacements and the players coming off. There is no denying that those decisions changed the game for the worst. Much prefer people who hold their hands up and take one on the chin if it means there's a learning process there. I'm finding it hard to like they guy at the moment.

He froze AND the players bottled it.

The two statements are true.