2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[jaycee]

Hello pal.

 

[den]

"Not bad on paper if you add wins in" is the new "expected goals." It's been 9 months since I first said we needed a caretaker, and I can't believe we've gone this long with Dyche blaming the players while focusing only on fitness and not at all on tactics.

2023/24 Post in thread 'Sean Dyche'

April 4, 2024

I've been on the side of stability, meaning that the club is in no position to hire anyone worth the job, and no one worth the job would be inclined to take it with so much uncertainty and no transfer budget.

But it's looking more and more likely that we might be better off with a caretaker manager with more willingness to make changes and a better relationship with the players. I didn't put too much stock in the Nathan Patterson story, but I got a bad feeling from a recent article about Branthwaite in which he once again praised Ruud van Nistelrooy for directly improving his game, and...

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[Blue peter]

I agree Dyche should go but it really depends on whether the price choices are available right now. There are plenty of managers available but it’s whether TFG want them.

 

[Harryflashman]

Absolutely minted. Well, he was.

Once Everton has touched you and all that

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Make your mind up!

Its you stating the players are poor footballers, that's because Dyche throws them under bus when they loose. he harps on about "skinny squads" "others spending" "difficult circumstances", yet when does get a win, its him restoring their belief because they good premiership footballers. If anyone needs to make up their minds its Dyche. He has no interest now apart from carving something out for himself, when "we" in small part finish him at Everton.

 

[Gilbert..]

I'm going to say you will turn on TFG in the end.

How many managers have TFG sacked this season at Roma?

They've had 3. Ranieri is clearly a stop gap after juric, who after getting thumped 5-0 at home by Brentford yest wasnt possibly the worst call. But the point was more about the damage done by Moshiri to the stage that the club are getting points deductions. His running of the club was amateurish.

 

[xreyuk123]

get him out now or we're down. It's simple.

 

[Delargeinho]

I agree Dyche should go but it really depends on whether the price choices are available right now. There are plenty of managers available but it’s whether TFG want them.

It's the question whether they can get a viable candidate now or in summer, and will have a Ranieri type of solution till summer.

 

[davek]

No Dave. Im happy to say I never supported Benitez and I no longer support Dyche, but. I do have a base minimum that I expect from an Everton manager. Dyche does not, currently, meet that base minimum.

Our target this season, as it has been the last three seasons, is survival. He's above that still.

 

[chicoazul]

Yourself and Dave dual CEO's of the Dychette club...

Who would've thought.

I’m President Of Fence pal.

 

[ultra]

I'm going to say you will turn on TFG in the end.

Imagine my surprise

 

[windymiller]

Our target this season, as it has been the last three seasons, is survival. He's above that still.

By one point. And on a downward trajectory.

 

[Dixieslaces]

Our target this season, as it has been the last three seasons, is survival. He's above that still.

Skin.Of.Teeth

 

[MikeH72]

We’ve not had a form table for a while @twoblue could you provide one please mate?

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

Mark Douglas (the de-facto TFG mouthpiece) says he's staying and they view him as the best man for the job. That's that then.