2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[Lob]

Midtable, let’s go with 10th shall we.

Good game this.

I agree. 10th - 12th is definitely achievable with this current team if we had a manager with a higher ambition than just staying in the league.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

I remember a lot more 'Sound lad, but he's just not a great coach is he!?'

Dyche doesn't coach outside of something like 'run til you puke, long season ahead lads'

We don't have one player that has improved under Dyche except JB, and Dyche said he didn't coach him

Well, Lampard was evidently more fashionable than Dyche that's for sure.

 

[Toffeepot]

Seems like Ipswich are this seasons Luton.

Maybe

Luton were also more entertaining than us, though of course, they went down.

Maybe Ipswich don't

 

[Toffeepot]

Well, Lampard was evidently more fashionable than Dyche that's for sure.

if by fashionable you mean likeable and more self reflective then yea

 

[ToffeeTim]

Where do you expect/rank this Everton team out of 20?

Somewhere around 13 or 14th. Better than 1 point per game and aiming for mid 40s

 

[NathDogg]

I think we're bottom 6.

Our recruitment/lack of investment shows.

I just hope our luck doesn't run out.

All about opinions isn’t it, but I’m totally with you on this.

 

[Lob]

Well, Lampard was evidently more fashionable than Dyche that's for sure.

Both poor but Lampard was more likeable. Really terrible as a manager though.

 

[John from Bootle]

We don't have one player that has improved under Dyche except JB, and Dyche said he didn't coach him

Mykolenko and Garner say hi. So does Dwight. Jarrad said he's not allowed to.

 

[Runub]

Seems like Ipswich are this seasons Luton.

Or Leeds the season before. Hopefully the trend continues and Ipswich find themselves back in the Championship

 

[nsno-chris]

I think we're bottom 6.

Our recruitment/lack of investment shows.

I just hope our luck doesn't run out.

The squad is stronger than last year, we have more attacking options and he sold a player that he didn’t want

Why on earth would we regress when he has more options going forward

 

[Delargeinho]

the overall wins/losses

is disgraceful

For me success is not about always winning titles at Everton currently, but it's relating to a realistic ambition.

Jep, when I see 7 of 29 games and 32p won with a after that horrible lose run rather, where we indeed had some tough fixtures with a lot of top 8 teams of the league, makes it hard to justify. The last 18-20 games looked rather favorable on paper. Had Villa, Spurs, Chelsea and Newcastle away, but many bottom half teams included.

It's a 1p average if u take the last 3 games as well of December 2023.

So 7 wins in 32 games.

makes it a win average of 22%.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

The squad is stronger than last year, we have more attacking options and he sold a player that he didn’t want

Why on earth would we regress when he has more options going forward

It's not.

We made profit, again.

We signed players like OBrien, who like a lot before him like Chermiti etc, had sod all to do with the manager.

 

[nsno-chris]

It's not.

We made profit, again.

We signed players like OBrien, who like a lot before him like Chermiti etc, had sod all to do with the manager.

So because we sold Onana, a player the manager actively didn’t want and dropped, for £60m and reinvested that into 6 new players, including 3 attacking players then that automatically makes the team worse

Behave

 

[Del-boy]

The squad is stronger than last year, we have more attacking options and he sold a player that he didn’t want

Why on earth would we regress when he has more options going forward

Because we play a style of football that was obsolete 15 years ago. We are effectively the modern day version of Stoke City, but with fancier named players. All that’s missing from our team under Dyche is someone who can take a long throw.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

So because we sold Onana, a player the manager actively didn’t want and dropped, for £60m and reinvested that into 6 new players, including 3 attacking players then that automatically makes the team worse

Behave

Onana? Dropped him after the Chelsea 6-0 horror show. We beat Forest the next game and he kept a winning team, as he should.

We were then safe - and a player we knew we had to sell, and tried to sell desperately prior Euro 2024 kicking off.

But he was a mainstay in his team prior then.

But let's have it right - every window Dyche has been here, we've had to make a profit and sign players from clubs who accept 0/buttons upfront. We were desperately hoping Leeds didnt come up just to get Harrison back.

Here is my view on the summer window shared in August when most fans on here voted 13th-17th as expectation.

And here is my view on the previous summer window.

Proven right on both occasions.