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2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

Ruairi77 said:
I wouldn’t have signed him. I’d have got in some full back cover. Failing that, I’d have given him more game time when branthwaite was injured. Or maybe bring him on earlier when we were cruising against wolves
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paid a fair price, but in fact we don‘t have a use for him as of now, seems like wasted money for a relative low budget we had.. 20m spent that bring in a full back or another winger or Ndiaye type
 
Thomasc said:
I honestly don’t think there would be many fans who wouldn’t fully get behind the appointment of Lee Carsley.

Ticks a lot of boxes. Commended for his coaching, man management skills, something to prove as a manager and seems a calm and well thought of individual.

I’d 100% buy into that.
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Would be a risk, but he‘ll get his chance at club management surely sooner or later.

Identification would be a good thing on top, Carsley over Dyche surely for me, but I‘d rather keep Dyche if Rooney gets mentioned, despite Rooney is way more likeable.
 
chicoazul said:
Would be nice one day to have an Everton manager that unites us, makes us feel confident and excited in where it’s heading and that they can deliver it.

If it’s possible.
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Not trying to cast aspersions here, Chic, but if everyone is united on a manager in here I would put money on a poster named after a beautiful blue colour or a Brazilian airline (or possibly a poster resembling a citrusy cat) would likely contrarily oppose said manager for the lols.
 

twoblue said:
Mike walker spent 3.3m on amokachi, 2m plus on samways. And bought in Brian burrows ffs. Also got Ferguson on loan.
All big signings at the time. Amo broke the club record.
Barmby was bought in for record fee of £5.75 million under HK.
Walter smith was given big money on Colin’s, dacourt, mazzarati, and bakayoko. Agains one the seasons biggest spenders.
Dyche is the only one that was screwed for transfers.

Don’t even know what you are babbling about sunshine.
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Could be corrected mate but thought Joe signed Samways, was after the cup final! ;)
 
milks said:
O'Brien clearly wasn't ready to step straight into the side at the start of the season. Keane was.

Not really much of an agenda here.
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My point wasnt how good, bad, fit, unfit, ready O'Brien was/is,
My point is that his lack of first team appearances might put others off joining the club.
I doubt Evan Ferguson would give the club a second thought. (again, not debating how good/bad/suitable ferguson would be).
I think Dyche has a lot to do with that.
 
Firhillfill said:
I genuinely can't believe some Everton fans are still defending him, recent results were achieved in spite of, not because of this fraud.

Gaslighting his way to credability, he is obscenely bad. Shame some can't/won't see through it.
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Can you quote the posts where you perceive fans to be defending him please? It might be that those posters on this forum a) aren't actually supporters, they just make it a full time job to post on an Everton forum b) You're misunderstanding their position and they don't defend Dyche but they merely tolerate him.
 

Firhillfill said:
> Footballers don't give a toss about the new ground. They would play on Stanley Park for a few more quid a week.

Take the point on cash. Though when two clubs offering the same/similar cash come along, those other items absolutely become a factor, and if a player was being advised correctly, he'd be told to avoid the manager with the track record of negative anti-football and favouring older 30+ players.

> The training facilities are on par with most other top flight clubs these days.

Agreed, that's what I said, for us to have facilities that rival the top clubs in the country is a selling point.

> The league has 19 other clubs in it. The owners have proved nothing yet (obviously!)

What we can prove is that they have invested in the first place, and what they have said since - we can imply from that, their intent. Which if true, would presumably leave us above many of those 19 clubs (outwith maybe 8 of them?)

Your man Dyche is doing far more damage than his negative playing style, anti-football and fairly embarrassing levels of gaslighting about performance on the park.

He is damaging the clubs reputation and our ability to attract the types of players we will need to start rebuilding for the future. Its only once he is gone that the club will begin the rebuild and begin working towards the future, the sooner he is gone the better.

Though I do agree, he will be given the next 6 months, depressingly.
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He be gone next week
 
Delargeinho said:
Would be a risk, but he‘ll get his chance at club management surely sooner or later.

Identification would be a good thing on top, Carsley over Dyche surely for me, but I‘d rather keep Dyche if Rooney gets mentioned, despite Rooney is way more likeable.
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Why can’t we get out of this stupid PL experience or ex Everton

Why would we want Rooney? He’s a crap manager
Why would we want Dunc, he’s a crap manager

There thousands of managers out there
 
Delargeinho said:
paid a fair price, but in fact we don‘t have a use for him as of now, seems like wasted money for a relative low budget we had.. 20m spent that bring in a full back or another winger or Ndiaye type
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My guess is it wasn’t 20m down straight away. Possibly due to the link with guy that owned Lyon at at the time.
Most of our signings have been based on getting long payment terms from what have read for financial reasons which has restricted our options.
 

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