2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[Iana]

Totally agree and fair assessment, the journo is being disingenuous when he could have made the same point with the real data.

Boyland and the pathetic team are a disgrace to the name of journalists, it’s not the first time they have printed absolute crap - for him to come out swinging for the manager, after printing so many lies whilst kenwright and co were in charge is a joke tbh. Then the bramley moore hit piece as well, disgusting red tinted scribes the lot of them.

I’ve said it before, any blue subscribing to the pathetic wants they’re heads examining, its no better than a kopite fanzine.

Not sure I have the stomach for a rolling PPG after each game, unless we start winning!

You’re an Evertonian so more misery is easily handled!

 

[Neiler]

 

[NathDogg]

You’re an Evertonian so more misery is easily handled!

Not sure about that, misery reserves and tolerance to even more are severely depleted!

 

[GrandOldTeam]

The optimist in me is thinking that it’s a sign the takeover is imminent (within the next 2 games sort of timescale) and they are just setting up their stall.

Having a new manager in place for the derby with a potential new manager bounce would be helpful (but not as their first game). I dread to think how that goes if Dyche is still in place and putting out this level of performance.

I recall a Roma fan on here saying the first they knew Mourinho taking over was when it was on their website.

Very difficult to second guess TFG/very little noise, but I suspect they'll have someone come in immediately, even if an interim (perhaps Rangnick - reports claim he is close to resigning Austria and he was replacing Dyche prior to Friedkin initially 'walking away') until whoever they want becomes available or is willing in the summer.

I think the run of Fulham, Southampton, West Ham an Brentford has likely cost Dyche the gig until the summer, when he was out anyway.

They'll make changes, and spend in January.

 

[st.domingo]

So did Benitez and Lampard.

Benitez sacked 47 days later.

Lampard was sacked only 11 days after his backing by the board.

Yeah exactly - this is a contraindicator if anything - a necessary step on the road to getting volleyed

 

[Bedfordblue]

From the post match presser - regarding inability to score.
‘Well, it's been a longstanding thing here. So, you know, how we find that… most managers do that by checkbook. We can't do that. So therefore, the development continues.’

Why don’t these journo’s ask why the £61m spent on Beto, Chermiti and Ndiaye hasn’t helped.

 

[LEONARD]

Mid December?

First decision.

Binning SD as a lovely Xmas gift to the fans?

 

[Iana]

Not sure about that, misery reserves and tolerance to even more are severely depleted!

At times of trouble I always find that Shakespeare has the right words

“Once more unto the breach, dear Evertonians, once more”.

 

[LEONARD]

From the post match presser - regarding inability to score.
‘Well, it's been a longstanding thing here. So, you know, how we find that… most managers do that by checkbook. We can't do that. So therefore, the development continues.’

Why don’t these journo’s ask why the £61m spent on Beto, Chermiti and Ndiaye hasn’t helped.

Every time we are linked or buy a 'striker' I immediately check the stats re appearances to goals ratio.

I can't remember the last time I was impressed with the player named.

 

[MikeH72]

From the post match presser - regarding inability to score.
‘Well, it's been a longstanding thing here. So, you know, how we find that… most managers do that by checkbook. We can't do that. So therefore, the development continues.’

Why don’t these journo’s ask why the £61m spent on Beto, Chermiti and Ndiaye hasn’t helped.

What an arrogant POS he is. Plenty of managers out there have improved existing strikers that they already had. Trying to belittle every other manager to cover up how abysmal at his job he is. Nuno has got Chris Wood scoring more goals than he managed to get him scoring in his last season at Burnley.

 

[Davideeyore]

Did Fathead give Dyche the vote of confidence?

(Need to focus on the positives).

 

[matty1878]

Your 100% right mate it defo does.

Like i say his future will be dictated by that risk.

You know my opinion, but im also a pragmatist, its a results business, if there is a growing risk he will go.

we all want everton to just try and get on the right track again

it’s just so many obstacles that need chipping at one by one

dyche by woan by stone by tea lady

you get me

 

[matty1878]

Did Fathead give Dyche the vote of confidence?

(Need to focus on the positives).

only alan myers it’s come from

kiss of death mate

 

[siddharth]

There needs to be a stat that can show that the manager is phoning it in.

 

[MikeH72]

Ive been thinking about this over the weekend, there are a couple of influences i think that are undermining, things are increasingly getting toxic - whether that is fair or not is debatable, but it is a factor. These players never thrive in that environment.

Second thing is the short term nature of this squad - the majority of this squad and the manager arent here in 7 months time, will the really pull out all the stops, battle and fight for this club, knowing they are somewhere else. Im seeing that in some players more and more.

Both those things, i thin are different then what we have to deal with in the past couple of years and id be lying if i didn't think they are undermining results also.

Tl;dr version: it’s the fans’ and players’ fault.