Still want Dyche as the long-term solution
As do I
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Still want Dyche as the long-term solution
Ones gingerSurely he's much of a muchness with Allardyce? I don't really see any difference at all.
Considering they're having a decent season, to only be 6 points away from them seems very strange. A total contrast in watchable viewing though.6 points behind Spurs.
Still want Dyche as the long-term solution,
As do I
10 points clear off relegation, 6 points behind Spurs.
Can't argue with that. It's already looking like a relegation fight is something that won't happen.
I still can't see him being here next year but he's done one hell of a job at steadying the ship.
Allardyce is talking down expectations e.g. target is top half. Is this managing expectations or being conservative? He sounds like a man who doesn't believe this form can last and as though he himself is surprised at the great run we are on. I don't think he really knows how he has had such a significant impact and as such expects the wheels to fall off again at some point.
Surely he's much of a muchness with Allardyce? I don't really see any difference at all.
I'd say we are one of the worst sides to watch this season but that's not a criticism of Allardyce as this has been the case a Once game one.
Allardyce (imo) is still playing pretty much the same set up that failed for Koeman and Unsworth such as Gylfi left mid, Rooney higher up the pitch last night, the pairing of Morgan and Gueye.
The main difference is he's got a lot of players performing to a much better standard.
Williams is getting 7's instead of 4 or 5
Gueye is getting 7's instead if 5's
Rooneys form has picked up
Gylfis form has picked up
Lennon has come in and done a job
Cucos form has picked up
Kenny has settled into his role
That's half a team whose form and performances have improved and that will imo always be enough to beat everyone outside the top 6/7
I think it speaks volumes of Koemans man management skills that he couldn't eek out another couple of % out of this squad.
I don't
I'd be happier with this '6 points off Spurs thing' if we didn't have Chelsea at the weekend!
When we switched to 4-3-3 from 60 onwards we looked twice the side.
Look at the build-up for our third goal btw, and tell me that's 'bad to watch'.
Obviously I know your point is overall and yes, it isn't pretty, but we needed results and that's what we've got.
We've got results from better teams than Chelsea this season.
Considering they're having a decent season, to only be 6 points away from them seems very strange. A total contrast in watchable viewing though.
Of course Toff there are moments of great play, that's going to happen becsuse they aren't bad players.
But on the whole we are abysmal to watch, I'm not knocking Allardyce either. We are playing just as crap a football as we were under Koeman on the eye, but the massive difference is he has got us organised, disciplined and getting results.
Not pretty at all but I'll take an Everton win every day of the week regardless of how it comes about