2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[catcherintherye]

Sorry mate, gave him credit there

30 games, 4 wins in the league

Is that better or worse, can’t decide

It's equally bad really

 

[catcherintherye]

This isn’t a real record because no team has had two points deductions before.

You're not taking another Everton first from us on a night like this are you mate!

 

[kiss the crest]

Mangala made a massive difference to that team tonight, why has Dyche not played him before? also the fact on how bad Wolves are

Dyche still to be booted into touch as soon as the new owners walk through the door

 

[Toffeepot]

Thanks Sean. But time to go out on a high.

Bye bye.

Think of the extra tell-all book sales he could get being sacked after a 4-0 win
He should go for it imo

 

[Toffeepot]

He also has the record for managing the first team to stay up with 2 pts deductions, first Merseyside derby win at home in 12 years, and I'm pretty sure at the end of last season he had one of the best consecutive home win runs for us in a good while.

Happy with the win but he needs dropping off at the nearest festival with a slab and a bucket hat

 

[banno]

Wolves look a good team in midfield and attack, the defence is a shambles. Considering how many goals they have scored this season shows our defence handled them well.

 

[Toffeepot]

Wolves look a good team in midfield and attack, the defence is a shambles. Considering how many goals they have scored this season shows our defence handled them well.

Insulting Craig Dawson when he's our 2nd highest scorer is a bit harsh tbf

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Should be beating Wolves as standard. Many would have took a point before kick off and so would have Dyche. Periously close to relegation posistions, won't take much from what we have seen already seen this season to have us in bottom 3 by year end. My reckoning we should be very comfortable in midtable but we are not because of this manager.

 

[efcste97]

That result to me only further backs up how much he's been underachieving the past couple of months. We are clearly miles better than the likes of Wolves, Ipswich, Southampton and Leicester, yet we're stuck down there with them in yet another stressful relegation battle because he's been managing so poorly.

Tonight was a huge relief but it's only one result. If we pick up another 2-3 points this month, somehow, that likely will be enough to keep us above the bottom 3 for the entirety. And if we can get to New Year with breathing space, then surely we'll be alright the second of the season. 20+ by the end of Jan and you'll likely be safe as houses.

We should have at least six more points this season. When fit, the squad is more than capable of staying up.

 

[efcste97]

bellend

 

[polish]

Could have been worse, he could’ve been Gary O’Neil

 

[davek]

Ha Ha Ha.

Unbelievable comments here.

There's loads in this thread who are going mad we won 4-0 because they want to win an argument on a forum over a manager.

FFS, you couldn't make this up.

 

[banno]

Grateful for the 3 points tonight and shocked at getting 4 goals. What Dyche said in a press conference about realising that every game is a must win for Everton perturbs me in his thinking. Also he has said many times that he doesn't have highs or lows win or lose which shows me (my opinion) that he doesn't care enough and his wage is more important

 

[Furey1878]

Solid win, didn't do a lot wrong but still struggle to create from open play. All 4 goals from set pieces. While Wolves were rubbish the scoreline still flattered us.

That disallowed goal was absurd btw. Tarkowski had 3 players on him when he made the header, but VAR can determine with certainty that the one player Mangala blocked would have prevented the goal?

 

[SLAVEN BILIC]

bellend

This tells me the players went off script and started knocking it about to keep hold of possession when we needed to.