2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[Daytripper]

Excited to see where this proper manager ends up.

Leeds, in an attempt to keep them from getting relegated from the premier league next season

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

That was an astonishing press conference.

Total motormouthing.

What did he say?

 

[NorthernBlue]

I mean why do we even employ a manager and coaching team to coach the players when everyone knows you just have to buy footballers and then send them out onto the pitch to run wild like free range chickens.

I genuinely think we would play better at the moment if that was the case.

 

[Daytripper]

What did he say?

Moshiri doesn’t attend games because the fans don’t want him to

 

[blueboy72]

@blueboy72 - how can you compare us against any of these well ran clubs?

Are you insinuating that any of the last three managers are responsible for our abysmal recruitment?

That wasn’t the original point, you told me these clubs have spent 100’s and 100’s of millions more than Everton. And like a number of posters have told you this is not the case. We all know we’ve spent poorly, but that wasn’t want we were talking about. But crack on and twist this post to something else

 

[allen]

What did he say?

Thousands and thousands of words. He barely stopped for air.

He's a man fighting for his life.

 

[MikeH72]

Just wondering if “we had 4 points this time last year” can be considered gaslighting, when we actually had 7 after the 10 point deduction, but had actually won 17 on the pitch.

 

[windymiller]

What did he say?

That we only had 4 points at this point last season, so we are doing better this season than last. Despite the fact that we were only on 4 points because of our points deduction so were, in fact, doing better last season than this. Although, we were actually pretty rubbish at the start of last season too. Because Sean Dyche is dreadful at the start of every season and then progresses to become simply below average by the end of the season. 3 more years, 3 more years, 3 more years.....

 

[blueboy72]

“look at my likes” stick to tiktok lad.

You’ve got the queen of dychette’s in your corner @GrandOldTeam and @John from Bootle and I tip my hat to the 3 of you, in the minority, but hanging on by your fingertips

 

[windymiller]

Just wondering if “we had 4 points this time last year” can be considered gaslighting, when we actually had 7 after the 10 point deduction, but had actually won 17 on the pitch.

Pretty sure that's the dictionary definition of gaslighting. Telling someone something is true when it is not and acting like they're crazy when they point out it's not true.

 

[blueboy72]

That's the cringiest thing I've ever read on here.

Maybe read your own posts mr 95%

 

[mccole]

The latest press conference is proof he is not arsed.

Expecting the same old tactics and that's it

 

[nsno-chris]

I have no idea what the reality of the situation with O'Brien is, but it has certainly been suggested that the whole reason he is here is exactly because we didn't actually have to pay for him and it was effectively a PSR swindle with Textor. Personally I think it's a theory that makes a lot of sense, but maybe you hadn't heard it.

Yeah I heard, its a theory and nothing else.

But I guess we'll know for sure when Eagle football group release their financial statements

 

[blueboy72]

So it’s not about spend as you originally stated and more to do with recruitment

@SuperKev91 loves a goal post move

 

[blueboy72]

People blaming Dyche for us not being Brighton is hilarious to me.

... Dyche come in and we've had to make money every season, from a squad that was sat in 19th going into February.

We've discussed Potter to death, who spent £100m to take them from 40 points, to 41, to 41 again. He was being booed by Brighton fans in his final season when he finished 3 points above our tally last season. He'd have been hung from the main stand before them 3 years were up if he was at Everton. Totally different.

Potter was a symptom of Brighton being a very well ran club. No coincidence Brighton have kicked on after he left, and Potter hasn't had a job in over 2 years.

Just like Dyche is a symptom of Everton.

People put way too much on a manager.

Everton's biggest problem and cause of our situation is entirely created by Moshiri and the rot was well set in, and we were long circling the drain before Dyche.

Read the thread numpty