2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[GrandOldTeam]

So even if we’re 10th in the table, playing some form of football, you reckon they’d still can him? I don’t.

Yes.

They'd have had to either issue a new contract, or sack him. They weren't issuing a new contract - because they were going to can him in the summer after we'd just finished 12th.

The best he could hope for was making it to the summer, if TFG's pick preferred then.

As is, that's gone because of results. If the stuff posted on X/shared in this thread about him getting another year on top of his wage if sacked, then only Everton could be so stupid to incentivise being sacked over seeing out a contract.

 

[Evertonthat]

Yes.

They'd have had to either issue a new contract, or sack him. They weren't issuing a new contract - because they were going to can him in the summer after we'd just finished 12th.

The best he could hope for was making it to the summer, if TFG's pick preferred then.

As is, that's gone because of results. If the stuff posted on X/shared in this thread about him getting another year on top of his wage if sacked, then only Everton could be so stupid to incentivise being sacked over seeing out a contract.

If he does have that in his contract, they'd just stick him on gardening leave till the summer rather than sack him. I'd agree though over that in his contract. I cant believe anyone would add such a term, that would incentivise being sacked.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

If he does have that in his contract, they'd just stick him on gardening leave till the summer rather than sack him. I'd agree though over that in his contract. I cant believe anyone would add such a term, that would incentivise being sacked.

Id only understand it if it was the first year only when he got a bonus for keeping us up - to prevent Everton sacking him just before officially/mathematically safe.

 

[nsno-chris]

Yes.

They'd have had to either issue a new contract, or sack him. They weren't issuing a new contract - because they were going to can him in the summer after we'd just finished 12th.

The best he could hope for was making it to the summer, if TFG's pick preferred then.

As is, that's gone because of results. If the stuff posted on X/shared in this thread about him getting another year on top of his wage if sacked, then only Everton could be so stupid to incentivise being sacked over seeing out a contract.

Yeah, going 3 months without a win would raise serious questions about a managers competence like. So I can understand them having questions

 

[matty1878]

The most important. NO ENGLISH MANAGER!

yep!

 

[windymiller]

But the players are still playing for him, according to his supporters.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

Yeah, going 3 months without a win would raise serious questions about a managers competence like. So I can understand them having questions

What you're saying is, if we'd held on vs Bournemouth and Beto scored the sitter late on vs Southampton then they'd have kept Dyche based solely on position in the table?

Nah.

He was always gone - as he was in the summer if they tookover first time.

 

[Gilbert..]

Wolves. 13 games. 32 conceded. Average nearly 3 a game going in their own net.
Do your magic Sean.

 

[Marius57]

Wolves. 13 games. 32 conceded. Average nearly 3 a game going in their own net.
Do your magic Sean.

Wolves clean sheet and 3 in to our net?

 

[ArtetaMoney]

Come on own up, who from here was this?

 

[GrandOldSte117]

Come on own up, who from here was this?

I had to put on my best scouse accent

 

[evertondotcom]

Everton have played 36 games in 2024 (including FA and League Cup games). Everton have only won 9 of these games. 25% win ratio in the entire calendar year.

Sides beaten - Palace x2, Burnley, Forest, Liverpool, Brentford, Ipswich, Sheff Utd, Doncaster.

What more can he do?

 

[derek duvall]

What you're saying is, if we'd held on vs Bournemouth and Beto scored the sitter late on vs Southampton then they'd have kept Dyche based solely on position in the table?

Nah.

He was always gone - as he was in the summer if they tookover first time.

isn't the position on the table the most important bit?

 

[GrandOldTeam]

isn't the position on the table the most important bit?

Certainly is.

But 2 results wouldn't/shouldn't have swayed them.

 

[goldfinchmule]

Everton have played 36 games in 2024 (including FA and League Cup games). Everton have only won 9 of these games. 25% win ratio in the entire calendar year.

Sides beaten - Palace x2, Burnley, Forest, Liverpool, Brentford, Ipswich, Sheff Utd, Doncaster.

What more can he do?

Lose the next 5.