2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

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Mike Walker signed Samways. Royle came in and didn’t fancy him so played the ‘dogs of war’ trio instead.

Seems so mate, would have totally lost money on it.

This report and link from back then is hilarious of the players we were linked to sign.

 

Seems so mate, would have totally lost money on it.

This report and link from back then is hilarious of the players we were linked to sign.

All those players and we only sign amokachi…

But back on topic. Dyche and prob FSW are the two managers that have had the least financial backing in Everton history.
 
Exactly my thoughts, and I had posts about that. My point was about identification.

If there was a manager out there that with Everton past and was a good manager, then fair enough. Carsley comes closest, but I have none that really convinces me. But as I said Rooney for me is a worse manager than Dyche. And he had his chance in a few clubs now.

Three of the best managers in the league are born in my region that is less populated than Liverpool Urban area. Unai, Andoni, Arteta. Also Lopetegui or Alonso come from here. I suggested some names that I think could move a club forward, and also speak English, which I say is a criterium for me.

I want a manager that has experience in a good league, maybe build up a good team before and implemented philosophy. Well yeah, there are examples like Arteta or Maresca that were assistants before only and became good managers, but there are also many examples of assistants of a world class manager that failed to become a good manager themselves.
There is better quality out there available to us than ever before, I`ve been looking around as I`m sure the majority in here have and I`d defo not want any former Everton players, I think we need a clean slate....

Getting Andoni from Bournemouth should cost less than £2m with 18 months on a £1m a year contract left and Conceicao unemployed and been successful in several countries.

The biggest cost will be sacking Dyche but he will finish 15th-17th this season and finishing 14th instead of 17th is worth an ADDITIONAL c£10m in prize money, so sacking Dyche is a no brainer because it will pay for itself.
 

Be interesting to look at a range seasons sample, Moyes in his very early years had very little backing, later on he created a fair bit of money for himself.
He was certainly hamstrung but was able to put a side together you could call his.
Baines, fellaini, yakabu, lescott, jags. None were “cheap” signings. What he needed was a bit extra to sign to push us across the next line to the top four.

Dyche hasn’t had this option imo
 

Per Krøldrup just wants to say no one spent 20m on centre backs in Moyes day
Moyes also went 18months without signing a player for money.

Look Dyche has had it tougher than managers who came before him, but in the Summer he was given 3 new attacking players, only 1 of which he plays consistently.

So clearly there is some disconnect between DoF and manager.
 
Moyes also went 18months without signing a player for money.

Look Dyche has had it tougher than managers who came before him, but in the Summer he was given 3 new attacking players, only 1 of which he plays consistently.

So clearly there is some disconnect between DoF and manager.
AN a CB he refuses to play
 
We've been fortunate that we haven't needed him to be fair. A club needs four centre backs at a minimum in their squad - his time will come and he'll be more than ready to step in when Keane leaves in the summer.

Hopefully hes sold in Jan.

Moyes also went 18months without signing a player for money.

Look Dyche has had it tougher than managers who came before him, but in the Summer he was given 3 new attacking players, only 1 of which he plays consistently.

So clearly there is some disconnect between DoF and manager.

Krodrup & Beattie were interesting choices.
 

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