And the first 4 had Brighton, as well as Spurs and Villa away, too.
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2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked
- Thread starter Brett Angell Delight
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And the first 4 had Brighton, as well as Spurs and Villa away, too.
He doesn't.
NorthernBlue
Player Valuation: £30m
Miracle worker though
irishgoose
Player Valuation: £15m
It’s funny how people want to block out the football being played when Sam was here
What are you actually rambling on about.
Sean Dyche, at Everton, as far superior players than heever had at Burnley, yet he still continues with the same anti football approach. Draw first, try and snatch a win
Eggsyblueskin
Player Valuation: £40m
Which game was this ?
I must have gone to the bog and missed it .
He needs to end this Keane love in,Get Branthwaite back in the team and move the whole team 10 yards further up.
That's all the game required yesterday yet we sat off and let their midfield pick the ball up on the centre circle and run at us.
Keeping an 80 million CB on the bench because "Keano" has been solid isn't an excuse.
Stop messing and play your best players because he'll be off in the summer anyway.
That's all the game required yesterday yet we sat off and let their midfield pick the ball up on the centre circle and run at us.
Keeping an 80 million CB on the bench because "Keano" has been solid isn't an excuse.
Stop messing and play your best players because he'll be off in the summer anyway.
Surely his job is now done here. He has steered us from the drop last season and did what he's known for. Respect for that too
However we are no longer relegation fodder so i'd assume his purpose is now served. We need a new boss to kick on from that now surely? There was no need for that horrible sit back approach yesterday, purely ridiculous being at home to a team just 3 points above us. I can't see change though until the Freidkins take the keys, then i'd expect pretty rapid activity.
However we are no longer relegation fodder so i'd assume his purpose is now served. We need a new boss to kick on from that now surely? There was no need for that horrible sit back approach yesterday, purely ridiculous being at home to a team just 3 points above us. I can't see change though until the Freidkins take the keys, then i'd expect pretty rapid activity.
Zatara
Player Valuation: £100m
I think weve seen Dyche use both front foot (Joe Royle style) and ultra defensive (Allardyce) tactics and a few derivatives of both.
To be honest, I dont care which style we use -- though I loved watching us under Royle. I care about us winning.
For a basic example look at Mourinho at Madrid and Pep at Barca. What I think is that IF we used Mourinho / Dyche / Simeone type anti-football tactics then we have a GREATER chance of getting towards the top of the table...
...playing teams like City, Villa, RS, Arsenal and even Brighton at their own game probably would cost a fortune in new signings and of course a far different manager.
I doubt £200mil* in 4 top starting players (as an example) would get us into that top 4 or top 6 bracket.
However, if we had those players under an anti-football manager like Mourinho et al then I reckon we may be in with a chance.
*taking note that is unrealistic as we need 50% squad rebuild in the summer.
TLDR: Anti-football with some top additions may get us further up the table than playing teams at their own game.
GrandOldSte117
Player Valuation: £25m
Did we no longer become relegation fodder in a vaccum?Surely his job is now done here. He has steered us from the drop last season and did what he's known for. Respect for that too
Zatara
Player Valuation: £100m
If we played anti-football with Branthwaite starting + Cafu + Robson + Kanchelskis + Batistuta we'd be getting results to take us near the top of the table.
Note: Many players under the top coaches can also play this way -- the old Italian way.
I honestly believe as players got fitter and tactics evolved the old Italian anti football became obsolete. It turned in to the Spanish rapier style slice them open sort of game for the elite clubs, relentless pressing. Sitting back against the likes of Manchester City would be suicide.
Dyche must have more than an inkling that he's off in the summer. He will be thinking of his next move. In his head keeping Everton up every season will look good on his CV and should get him another Premier League club. G0d knows what they must be doing in training though as they look utterly clueless going forward. But he won't care if they continue to grind out results.